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Films for Big Eyes: Charlemagne Palestine’s Baker’s Dozen

Former Film Editor David Moats is brought out of retirement for Charlemagne Palestine’s Film Bakers Dozen They discuss his Jewish heritage, lucky breaks and vomit vision.

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Houghton Unveils Full Lineup For 2024 Edition

African Head Charge and Marie Davidson are among the acts playing the UK festival for the first time this year

Too Good To Be True: Tom Robinson’s Favourite Albums

The erstwhile punk frontman and now radio presenter and all-round man of music distils his sprawling record collection down to his 13 finest albums

Sod Mercury’s Hyundai To Nothing: It’s tQ’s Jovian Bow Shock Prize!

As the Mercury Prize trundles out another meh list, we cobbled together an alternative 12 fantastic albums that have been made in the British Isles over the past yearish

The Dark Side Of Normal: Yorgos Lanthimos Interviewed

Rob White interviews Yorgos Lanthimos, director of Dogtooth, about his most recent film Alps, out now on DVD. All images ©Yorgos Lanthimos

PREMIERE: Martha Skye Murphy Streams New EP, ‘Heal’

The three-track release was recorded at the 4AD studios

Ancient Rhythms, Global Rhythms: Pete Wareham’s Favourite Records

Via his ensemble Melt Yourself Down, saxophonist Pete Wareham reimagines the rhythms and melodies of Nubia. Adam Quarshie caught up with him to discuss some of his influences, from the music of Egypt and Sudan to the music of East London.

Songs Of Praise: David Keenan’s Baker’s Dozen

Jennifer Lucy Allan hears about high-fiving Edgar Froese, frightening the neighbours, disavowing the devil and how Scottish author David Keenan is all about saying yes. Portrait by Heather Leigh.

RVNG Intl. Celebrates 15 Years With Beatrice Dillon Mix

Beatrice Dillon helps RVNG Intl. celebrate 15 years as a label with a two-sided mix

Before And After John Berger: Remembering The Great Storyteller

Recalling the great critic, painter, and poet John Berger, who died on 2 January

The Priest And The Wild Boys: William Burroughs As Musician

Chal Ravens examines the rise and fall of the musical legacy of William Burroughs

Depeche Mode Announce New Single

Iconic synthpop band release new single 'Where's The Revolution' on Friday

Playing For Keeps: Cate Le Bon’s Favourite Albums

With her UK tour just started, singer-songwriter Cate Le Bon tells John Freeman about how an attitude of playfulness runs through her 13 top LPs

LISTEN: New My Disco!

Australians My Disco strip back for next album

A F**king Joy: Aidan Moffat’s Favourite Albums

With Aidan Moffat's excellent new record with Bill Wells just out, we sent Daniel Dylan Wray up to Glasgow to meet the former Arab Strap man/Quietus sex columnist to discuss his top formative albums. And, with the help of beers, a record player and one powerful deployment of the phrase "get to utter fuck", here's what he picked