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Between Signal And Noise: The Feminist Soundscapes Of Aura Satz

With a newly commissioned work at the Science Gallery's Dark Matter exhibition, Aura Satz speaks to the Quietus about notation, embodiment, and rewriting history

Holly Herndon Announces New Album

Holly Herndon's new album sees her team up with an A.I. 'baby' and an ensemble of vocalists

Wolf Eyes, Black Pus & More For Incubate

Plus A Place To Bury Strangers, Neil Halstead and Man Forever all on bill

Shining On: Guy Chadwick’s Favourite Albums

The House Of Love man picks out the albums that mean the most

The Angel Of History: Shackleton Becomes The Purge of Tomorrow

Under new moniker, The Purge of Tomorrow, Shackleton's new album The Other Side of Devastation offers up a dubby disintegration loop through time, finds Daryl Worthington

Hyperdub Launches Spoken Word Sub-Label

Flatines' first release is an audio essay by Justin Barton and the late Mark Fisher

Unsettling Horizon Lines: An Interview With Drew Daniel Of The Soft Pink Truth

Ahead of the release of his new record as The Soft Pink Truth, Drew Daniel talks to Kristen Gallerneaux about the influences behind Shall We Go On Sinning So That Grace May Increase? and rethinking ambient music

Guided By Voices

The Bears For Lunch

LISTEN: New James Holden & The Animal Spirits Single

James Holden has shared a new single as part of his new project The Animal Projects

Marc Riley Sessions: Stealing Sheep

The first in our series of featuring live sessions from Marc Riley's BBC 6 Music show begins with Liverpool's ascendant psych trio Stealing Sheep

Spiritualized: From Serene Restraint To Deranged Maximalism In Five Years

In the five years from the release of Lazer Guided Melodies in 1992, Spiritualized journeyed to the outer limits with Ladies And Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space. David Bennun traces their journey

tQ Subscriber Release: Mohammad Syfkhan

This month's exclusive tQ subscriber download is a storming set from the mighty Mohammad Syfkhan

Nostalgia & Nemesis: Vineland & Stone Junction Turn 30

Sean Kitching revisits Thomas Pynchon’s Vineland and Jim Dodge’s Stone Junction and finds a synergistic sympathy of forms and ideas that mesh brilliantly and still resonate with acuity and prescience 30 years later

Oren Ambarchi Talks Haino/O’Malley Collab

Trio of Stephen O'Malley, Keiji Haino and Oren Ambarchi to release scorching album as Nazoranai later this month

Oneohtrix Point Never Announces New ‘Concertscape’ Concept

A new 'concertscape' experience from Oneohtrix Point Never called myRiad will premiere in New York next year

Lost Horizons: Simon Raymonde Interview & Triptych Premiere

Former Cocteau Twins bassist, founder of Bella Union and now half of Lost Horizons, Simon Raymonde, plays Sea Change festival this weekend. Lottie Brazier talks to him about Triptych, his new film with BAFTA-winning director Kieran Evans - which has its premiere today on the Quietus