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Autechre Share New Track Via Adult Swim

A new track from Autechre arrives via Adult Swim's Singles series

Warren Ellis: The Road And The Trials Of The Soundtrack

Warren Ellis talks to Luke Turner about his soundtrack work with Nick Cave, and the pressures and pains of working in the film industry

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Happier Than Ever

The new Bilie Eilish album is half banger, half bad dream, finds Ed Power

The Low Culture Essay: Skye Butchard on the BBC’s 1981 The Lord Of The Rings Adaptation

In this month's essay, Skye Butchard remembers their dad's collection of cassettes on which he recorded the 1981 radio version of Tolkien's classic to reflect on memory, archiving, and how familial relationships and loss are intrinsically bound up with the culture we share.

LIVE REPORT: Thurston Moore Band

Thurston Moore paid tribute to the Stoke Newington Angry Brigade as he unveiled new songs and a new band (featuring members of MBV, Sonic Youth and Chrome Hoof) at Cafe Oto last night. Words and pictures by Tristan Bath

Columnus Metallicus: The Best Heavy Metal Of 2022

tQ's metal specialist Kez Whelan selects his top twenty albums of 2022, and reflects on the last 12 months in heavy music

Prole Art Treat: East Man Selects 13 Visionary Releases

From Kate Bush and The Fall to Mobb Deep and Vybz Kartel, Anthoney Hart, the man behind Basic Rhythm, Imaginary Forces and most recently, East Man, selects the 13 albums that helped steer his art

Stone Rolling: Raphael Saadiq Interviewed

Despite a masterful solo career and being the producer behind some of the best D’Angelo and Solange Knowles songs, many still don’t know who Raphael Saadiq is, says Thomas Hobbs, who interviewed him recently

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Noel’s Straight Hedge: Your Punk & Hardcore Big Hitters Of 2018

Do you like to soften your nihilism with hard-boogie geetar? Is queer tech-grind your go-to antidote for global socio-political meltdown? Do you rail against the mindless barbarism of austerity with help from mind-walloping noisepunk? Then this, dear friend, is the end-of-year list for you

A Friendly Dickensian Uncle: A Classic Interview With Captain Beefheart

In honour of Captain Beefheart, we've republished an interview with the great man from _ZigZag_ magazine from 1969 by Miles. Thanks, as always to Rock's Backpages

Alchemy Of A Second Golden Age: Iron Maiden’s Senjutsu Reviewed

Jeremy Allen gets to grips with Iron Maiden's epic but not sprawling seventeenth album

Idlewild Return, Starting With Tour

Band back with new line-up and 13-date acoustic tour ahead of announcement in November

Keepin’ It Dirty: A celebration of ODB’s Return to the 36 Chambers

Cian Traynor re-appraises a hip hop anomaly by speaking to some of those who knew Ol' Dirty Bastard best

There Will Be Mud: Contemporary Ceramics At The Hayward

A new show on London’s South Bank brings together big names like Grayson Perry and Edmund de Waal with lesser known ceramic artists, such as Lubna Chowdhary, Salvatore Arancio, and Klara Kristalova

You Leave Me Hanging: Time And Music In Hitchcock’s Vertigo

As its 60th anniversary sees it returning to British cinema screens, Adam Scovell dissects Hitchcock's use of time and repetition in his brilliant 1968 film, Vertigo