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Burial To Release New EP, ‘Antidawn’

The new EP "reduces Burial's music to just the vapours," according to Hyperdub

Music Of The Month: The Best Albums And Tracks Of February 2023

Here's your essential guide to the finest songs and albums of February 2023, hand-selected by tQ's in-house staff

LISTEN: New Hobbyist

The Chicago-Goleniów-Barcelona duo release the stonking lead single from their soon-coming album.

Black Pus

All My Relations

Savage Pencil On The Underside Of Edwardian Culture

Legendary comic book artist and writer Savage Pencil discusses three Edwardian underground figures: Montague Summers, Austin Osman Spare and Louis Wain

How Did It Feel? Spacemen 3’s Playing With Fire Revisited

Julian Marszalek speaks to Jason Pierce, Pete Kember and Will Carruthers about the making of Spacemen 3's 1989 classic, Playing With Fire

Cabaret Voltaire To Reissue Red Mecca

Box set set to follow later this year and in 2014

Jarmusch Ado About Bussing: Paterson Reviewed

Adam Driver plays a driver called Paterson from Paterson in Paterson

tQ’s Exclusive Monthly Round-Up Playlist: May 2021

For tQ subscribers, here's all the ace new music we've covered on the site this May, compiled into one handy mega-playlist!

Incestuous Unions: Pixies’ Come On Pilgrim Revisited

Twenty-five years after its release, John Freeman looks back on a life-changing debut record bursting with darkness, death and illicit sex and brilliant pop songs

“Feared & Respected”: The English National Character In Sightseers

Ashley Clark positions Ben Wheatley's Sightseers - available now on DVD - in a rich tradition of entertainment that represents the very worst of the English national character. Contains spoilers

Crawl Of The Wild: Free Fire Reviewed

Mat Colegate reviews director Ben Wheatley's latest, the action comedy Free Fire

Transcendental Cheap Magic: Wham!’s ‘Last Christmas’ At 40

On 3 December 1984, Wham! released a Christmas single that over the years would lose none of its power despite becoming a sonic monolith of the festive season. Ian Wade reflects on how the song has haunted his life, and the strange melancholy of a Christmas pop death.

What’s In A Name? Chino Moreno Of Deftones Interviewed

Chino Moreno speaks to John Doran about how the global pandemic has shifted the context of new Deftones album, Ohms. All studio photos by Frank Delgado and Clemente Ruiz

Squarepusher & More For Bang Face 2020

Helena Hauff, Plaid and Venetian Snares are also billed for the Southport Holiday Park weekender

A False Ending? Fat White Family’s Forgiveness Is Yours Reviewed

Each Fat White Family album feels like their last, says J R Moores, but if this one genuinely is, here are some ideas for singer Lias Saoudi