David Bell

Cat Power

Dark End Of The Street

Bird On A Wire: The Strange Story Of A Leonard Cohen Documentary

The Quietus speaks to Stephen Machat about the back story to the recent DVD release of fascinating Leonard Cohen film, _Bird On A Wire_

Danny Boyle’s 127 Hours Reviewed

Danny Boyle is adept at making spectacle out of human misery, but Eftihia Stefanidi thinks his bag of cinematic tricks might overwhelm this minimal tale of a trapped climber.

30 Years On: Guns N’ Roses’ Appetite For Destruction Revisited

Guns N' Roses were not nice people. Appetite For Destruction is an extraordinary, and ugly, and sensational album that could not conceivably have been made by anyone other than awful people, says David Bennun

Suddenly The Maelstrom: Gaspar Noé On The Music Of Enter The Void

Gaspar Noé's _Enter the Void_ is a bracing technicolour drug trip through the seedy side of Tokyo, with a belting multilayered soundtrack. The infamous director of _Irreversible_ talks to our Robert Barry about the musical surprises in his latest soundtrack, created with Daft Punk's Thomas Bangalter

Spools’s Out: Your Tape Releases For May

New electronic sounds from AJA, EQ Why, and Honnda sit alongside drone rock and outsider bedroom pop in Tristan Bath’s typically atypical summary of the month’s best tape releases

Pillars Of Childhood: Lafawndah’s Favourite Music

In this week's Baker's Dozen, Lafawndah picks the thirteen pieces of music that made her "want to say things," from Schubert to Busta Rhymes via Midori Takada and Lady Saw

From A Charred Corpse: The Strange Passion Of Irish Post Punk

Ian Maleney speaks to Andy Votel and numerous musicians about the "locked down" sound of protest emerging from the Irish Underground in the early 80s

The Month in Electronic Music: Regis, Cosmin TRG & More

In the second half of this month's Hyperspecific, Rory Gibb takes a look at new techno from Regis and Cosmin TRG, plus a crop of bass-heavy music from the capital

R.E.M.

Accelerate

Music Of The Month: The Best Albums And Tracks Of March 2022

From trad folk to boundary-pushing pop, here are the albums and tracks released in March 2022 that we've loved here at tQ

40 Years On: The Jam’s Sound Affects Revisited

The Jam released Sound Affects four decades ago. Val Siebert assesses how it has weathered the intervening years

Leveson Inquiry II: Alex James In A Web Of Fries & Evil!!

Samuel Herlihy is a human being god dammit! He is as mad as hell and he is not going to take this any more!

Unconscious Archives Announce Festival

Leftfield arts outlet Unconscious Archives announces their first full festival of music, film and for this September

Eagles Of Death Metal

Heart On

Slaves To The Algorithm: How Facebook Is Throttling Underground Culture

Mollie Zhang speaks to musicians and artists about how to survive, with or without likes, follows and page boosts