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Pixies To Headline Next Year’s End Of The Road

The band will take top billing next year, having been due to play at the festival's 2020 edition

Errant Monks

Psychopposition / The Limit Experience

In two new releases from Manchester's Errant Monks, Noel Gardner finds strong contenders for the UK underground’s top scorchers of 2019

Moog Symposium To Feature Russell Haswell

Russell Haswell, Emptyset's Paul Purgas and more guest at 2019 Moog Symposium

Buildings Are Transient Things: Einstürzende Neubauten Live

Newcastle's Boiler Shop was the birthplace of the industrial revolution. Now a new music venue, it was the perfect setting in which to witness the graceful evolution of Einstürzende Neubauten. Photos by Jay Dawson / Boiler Shop

Sonic Router 004 – A Dubstep Column For July

Pixies Detail New Album, ‘Doggerel’

It's their fourth studio album since first reuniting in 2004

Doing Gender: Helen Hester On Xenofeminism

Anti-naturalism! Gender abolitionism! Rationalism! Emancipation through technology! Three years after the Xenofeminist Manifesto, Helen Hester of the Laboria Cuboniks collective returns with Xenofeminism, the book

Om Unit

Flux

With deep basslines and skittering beats, Om Unit goes from strength to strength on his latest EP, finds Nick Roseblade

Housewives

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Columnus Metallicus: The Best Metal Albums Of 2017

The heaviest, bleakest and most beautiful metal albums of the year, as compiled by Louise Brown, Cheryl Carter and Kez Whelan, with a little help from their tQ friends.

Forward, To Battle! An Interview with Conan

Self-proclaimed merchants of 'caveman battle doom' Conan catch up with Sean McGeady to discuss being nominated for awards and the value of persistence

Television’s Tom Verlaine Has Died, Aged 73

He passed away after a brief unspecified illness

Story Of An Émigré: The Culture Clashes Of Three Colours: Red

The final entry in the acclaimed trilogy – and the last in director Krzysztof Kieślowski’s career – Three Colours: Red is a sorrowful essay on love and brotherhood. Adam Solomons looks at the powerful film 25 years on

Crowdfunder Launched for New Book Celebrating London’s Independent Venues

Sweaty Ceilings features a host of music journalists exploring the stories behind some of the capital's best-loved live music venues past and present

LIVE REPORT: Vibracathedral Orchestra

Danny Riley witnesses a rare live performance of veteran improvisatory drone unit Vibracathedral Orchestra, at Bristol's volunteer-run independent cinema and "adult crèche" The Cube. Photo by David Hopkinson

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