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Winter Magic: David Sylvian On Collaborating With Holger Czukay

As Grönland reissues his collaborative albums with Holger Czukay, David Sylvian writes for The Quietus as he remembers the spirit of experimentation that he discovered in the Can studio during the 1980s. Photos by Yuka Fujii.

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There He Is Now, Father Brian Eno Looking Sad

We recently found out that Dublin-based artist Shota Kotake was producing a Father Ted picture a day to mark the programme's 20th anniversary, so we got in touch to find out more, and he drew us a special commission

A Fluid Trip: Jessy Lanza Interviewed

Jessy Lanza talks to John Thorp about the intersection between R&B, juke and pop

LISTEN More New Oneohtrix Point Never

Daniel Lopatin shares the second taste of his forthcoming new album; listen below

Massive Attack New EP & Album

First material for three years

Jazz Is My Religion: Idris Ackamoor’s Baker’s Dozen

In a sprawling Baker’s Dozen, longstanding jazz legend Idris Ackamoor tells Siobhán Kane about the way Cecil Taylor, Albert Ayler, Bob Marley and more have inspired his life and work

Watching The Detectives: Rust Cohle & Marty Hart, An Appreciation

Stephen Grasso compares True Detective to that other generational work of US TV brilliance, Twin Peaks and talks about the identity of the King in Yellow. And hey, guess what? Massive, massive spoilers...

“I Feel Like This Is My Best Work”: James Mercer Of The Shins Interviewed

David Pollock talks to James Mercer before the release of their much anticipated new album, Port Of Morrow

The End Of The Road? Grizzly Bear Interviewed

Cian Traynor talks to Daniel Rossen about the present and the future of Grizzly Bear

Beyond The Pleasuredome: Frankie’s Liverpool 25 Years On

Wyndham Wallace follows last year’s celebration of Frankie Goes To Hollywood’s landmark album, Welcome To The Pleasuredome, with a look at its neglected follow-up, Liverpool, 25 years after its release

Loopflesh: Justin Broadrick And Robert Hampson Interviewed

Mr Neil Kulkarni - who may be a self-confessed balding 40-year old but is still unreasonably handsome - talks to Robert Hampson and Justin Broadrick about why Loop and Godflesh are not touring for the benefit of the hairless and aged. Classic Loop photo courtesy Mr Tom Sheehan

Black Midi Split

tQ favourites have confirmed they're done "indefinitely"

Tricky To Perform Maxinquaye At Sundance London

Bristol pioneer reunites with Martina Topley-Bird for special O2 date

The Strange World Of… Pete Kember

From Spacemen 3 to Delia Derbyshire. From Sonic Boom to MGMT. From Spectrum to E.A.R. Pete Kember talks to Brian Coney about his bewildering back catalogue of work

All Making Sense: Chris Frantz Interviewed

Chris Frantz talks to Ian Gilchrist about life and work in New York and Nassau with his ground-breaking bands Talking Heads and Tom Tom Club