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WATCH: New Lee Ranaldo And The Dust

New video for Blackt Out ahead of European tour

Doc’n Roll Film Festival Returns In November

Music documentary festival brings films on John Coltrane, Årabrot, Lee Ranaldo and more to London in November

On Ghostwriting: Drake, Meek Mill & T.S. Eliot Back To Back

By accusing Drake of not writing his own verses Meek Mill put hip-hop on a pedestal in terms of its artistic purity. But — true or not — does it matter? At least one other great work of literary art wasn't put together singlehandedly...

Incubate: Melvins Join Festival Line-Up

Two Nights With The Melvins shows announced for the September festival

Spool’s Out: Cassette Reviews For May With Tristan Bath

A mix of muscular techno from Iceland, live modular takes from Salford, Latvian noise, and swampy indie are amongst May’s tape roundup from Tristan Bath. Live photograph of Delphine Dora & Sophie Cooper, taken by Jessica Coogan

Cafe OTO To Host Festival In Honour Of Peter Rehberg

The London venue will welcome a number of artists who released music on Rehberg's Editions Mego label this July

30 Years On: Me Against The World By 2Pac Revisited

Angus Batey looks behind the enshrined myth of Tupac Shakur and finds an album which is more compromise than triumph. This feature was initially published on 03/04/2015

Now The Workers Have Struck For Fame – David Bowie As Political Figure

In the wake of David Bowie's death, some have rushed to 'expose' the 'problematic' nature of some of his political views and aesthetics. But, argues Agata Pyzik, the true picture was far more complex and nuanced

David Byrne Shares New Song, ‘T-Shirt’

The standalone release was co-written by Brian Eno

Jon Hassell + Ensemble For St John

Jon Hassell, Fennesz, Greg Haines & Moon Zero to play St John Church in Hackney in partnership with Denovali Festival

Northern Uproar: Tanya Tagaq’s Favourite Albums

With the release of her phenomenal new album, Retribution, the Inuit throat singer talks to John Freeman about the albums that make her laugh and cry. And laugh some more.

Mirrored Daughters

Mirrored Daughters

Dragging their instruments through Epping Forest, members of Firestations and The Leaf Library team up with Marlody and Hannah Reeves to evoke a troubled exurban environment

“Pavement Really Weren’t Trying”: Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain Revisited

Eli Lee casts her mind back to 1994 and the release of Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain, Pavement's most commercial moment

GNOD To Release New Rarities Compilation

The double album of obscure and unheard material is due out next year on Rocket Recordings

Music of the Month: The Best Albums and Tracks of July 2025

tQ's staffers return with another guide to the very best the last month had to offer, from experimental hip hop to the outliers in the new wave of shoegaze, and everything inbetween