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Who’s The Daddy Now?: Alan Clarke’s SCUM In The Era Of Fake News

Adam Scovell looks back at the original BBC presentation of Alan Clarke's SCUM and finds troubling parallels between it's presentation of 'fact' and an era when the word is gradually losing all meaning

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!

A World Of Interactions: The Evolving Sound Of Living Symphonies

With Daniel Jones and James Bulley's new sound installation Living Symphonies opening this weekend in Thetford Forest, Rory Gibb traveled to the duo's studio to discover how they're translating the dynamics of a woodland ecosystem into self-generating orchestral music

Cate Le Bon

Reward

Reward, the new record by Cate Le Bon, finds the Welsh musician moving into ever stranger territory while summing up the best of all her previous records, finds Hayley Scott

Arca Details New Album, ‘KiCK I’

Björk, SOPHIE and Rosalía all make guest appearances on the record

Iceboy Violet & Nueen

You Said You’d Hold My Hand Through The Fire

A breakup record, ghost story, mystery and love poem, Iceboy Violet and Nueen are natural storytellers on their collaboration for Hyperdub

Kindest Lines

Covered In Dust

Black Pus

All My Relations

Joel Gion

Apple Bonkers

M.I.A.

AIM

Mr Agreeable A Quietus Makes: Sour Sot Reviews Our Favourite Bands

The Quietus staff are fully occupied moving office today, so we left the website in the capable hands of Mr Agreeable, and suggested he might like to review music from East India Youth, Factory Floor, Sunn O))) and Fat White Family

Watch: Ace New Horrors Video

New album a corker too

Mogwai

The Bad Fire

Longstanding post-rock quartet move fast and break things, bringing together the quiet bit-loud bit dynamics of their early material with the more melodic material that took their previous record to the top of the album charts