Andrew Holter

LISTEN: Jodorowsky Score Reissue Clips

Have a listen to tracks from the scores of The Holy Mountain, El Topo and The Dance Of Reality, due on Finders Keepers next year

Gazelle Twin and NYX For ‘Deep England’ London Show

Gazelle Twin and electronic drone choir NYX will collaborate once more for a show in London later this month

Columnfortably Numb: Psych Rock for April Reviewed by JR Moores

JR Moores peruses the latest new psych rock releases, including a surprising new cut of filthily heavy noise rock from none other than Miley Cyrus

Precious Things Aren’t Always Perfect: Why The Queen Is Dead Is No Classic

The Queen Is Dead is 25 years old, and the eulogies have been non-stop. But Ben Hewitt reckons it's not the masterpiece people would have you believe...

Cheating The “Living Death”: Suede Interviewed

They triumphed with their live return, and now they're about to release killer new album Bloodsports. Luke Turner speaks to Brett Anderson and Mat Osman about the fears around returning to the studio, giving up bad habits, and why Suede will always be a girls' band

Straight Hedge! Noel Gardner Reviews Punk & HC For July

Noel Gardner is back with another month's worth of punk, hardcore, oi &c. from around the globe. Home page image: Porvenir Oscuro

Why In With The New Is The Best Policy: Sonar Festival 2011 Review

Melissa Bradshaw heads back to Sonar in search of fresh experiences - and finds that it's the newer sounds, rather than familiar faces, that are the festival's lifeblood. Photos by Pere Masramon for Red Bull Music Academy

AHRKH

Beams From A Spiritual Panorama

AP Macarte's first solo AHRKH outing since 2015 is an otherworldly and wonderful deep listening session, says Bernie Brooks

Organic Intelligence XXVIII: Iceland Before The Sugarcubes

A slight jiggle around this month as we release tQ’s Low Podcast next week and bring you the latest antidote to the algorithm – Irina Shtreis on the experimental punk rumblings of late 70s and early 80s Iceland.

MBV Drummer Says Gigs Not Loud Enough

Colm Ó Cíosóig writes to The Irish Times to complain about decibel limits

LISTEN: New BEAK>

Geoff Barrow's kraut masters return with new track 'Sex Music', streaming below

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Margaret Thatcher: Still More Alive Than She Herself Dared To Dream

Your celebrations at Margaret Thatcher's death are misplaced, says David Stubbs, for "Thatcherism never died, was never truly even un-elected" (originally published April 8th 2013)

She Do The Police In Different Voices: Gazelle Twin Interviewed

Ahead of this weekend’s debut performance of Pastoral at Supersonic Festival in Birmingham, Elizabeth Bernholz aka Gazelle Twin talks to John Doran about a vibrant psychic vision of English fascism and the devastating energy of motherhood

Visionaries Across Time: The Shared Magic Of Prince & William Blake

William Blake and Prince are two visionaries separated only by the centuries, argues John Higgs as he marks the publication of his new book on the 18th century poet and engraver

Update On Chromatics’ Dear Tommy Album

Echo Park Records boss says that Chromatics' Johnny Jewel almost died in late 2015 and then destroyed copies of the completed Dear Tommy album