Stromae

LISTEN: New Death Grips Album

Scorching electronic hip-hop/noise crew surprise release their new LP, entitled No Love - Deep Web

Autechre Reveal Surprise Album, ‘PLUS’

It's out now via the duo's Bleep store

Death From Above 1979

The Physical World

The Horrors

Primary Colours

LISTEN: Todd Terje & Bryan Ferry Collab

Cover of Robert Palmer's Johnny And Mary from debut LP It's Album Time

Things Learned At The 2013 Cannes Film Festival

Leigh Singer reports back to the Quietus with some observations about this year's Cannes Film Festival

Mr Agreeable: His Piss Is The Vinegar On Morrissey’s Chips

Once again the Quietus editors have had to don rubber gloves to open another sour envelope from Mr Agreeable. He's much to say on NME's apology to Morrissey, new Mumford & Sons, Usher and The Stone Roses...

Lead Review: Tara Joshi On Frank Ocean’s Blond[e]

In Frank Ocean's long (long) awaited third album, Tara Joshi finds the artist asking questions about the positive and negative effects of the immediacy of our age and is left with her own about expectation and lasting change in the face of its subversion

Films For Music: Neil Young’s Human Highway Reappraised

In the first of a regular feature for The Quietus, Anthony Nield looks back at Neil Young's 1982 cinematic folly, Human Highway

Communities In Time: Jazz On Film

At the EFG London Jazz Festival, Michael Appouh reviews two films about jazz in the UK and beyond, We Out Here: A LDN Story & Blue Notes And Exiled Voices

Ian McCulloch Blames “Bullies” For Oasis Split

Noel forced to "walk out on his own band", says Bunnyman

Boundaries Confirms First Acts For 2023 Edition

Ex Easter Island Head and Mun Sing are among the artists playing the Sunderland festival this year

Rockfort: Your French Music Roundup For March & April

Inspired by Greek myths, astronomers and the restful breath: an embarrassment of riches from France, selected by David McKenna. Includes: Aquaserge, Freeze Corleone and a deep love for Maria Callas

A Word In Your Donald: Ten Songs With Tom Sheehan

Karen Shook sits down with one of tQ's all time favourite photographers, Tom Sheehan, to discuss a lifetime behind the lens. All photographs courtesy T. Sheehan

Full Clip: August and September’s Hip Hop Reviewed by Tara Joshi

Is the success of XXXtentacion in spite of troubling abuse allegations a damning insight into misogyny in music? Tara Joshi considers the 'norms' of a macho hip hop culture, plus reviews of the past two months of releases

Chris Carter

CCCL Volume One

He’s not just the bloke from TG, he’s not even just the bloke from Chris & Cosey, he’s a nuts-and-bolts experimental melodic synth explorer who builds it, plays it, dismantles it, and builds it again, and it’s wonderful