Derek Robertson

Enemy Invasion: The Double In Cinema

Cormac O'Brien examines the manifold uses and meanings of the double throughout cinema history

Errors

Lease Of Life

Under The Skin: Skunk Anansie At Glastonbury, 1999

In an exclusive extract from her new memoir, It Takes Blood And Guts, Skin from Skunk Anansie recalls the band's legendary performance at Glastonbury 1999

Haim

Days Are Gone

Frank Ocean Pens Tumblr Letter

Frank Ocean shares thoughts on last week's shootings at LGBTQ nightclub Pulse in Orlando

Dance Like It’s OK: New Music From Netherlands, Belgium & Germany

Named after the Märtini Brös’ dancefloor filler, this is The Dutch Master Theo Ploeg’s search for the best new electronic music in The Netherlands, Germany and Belgium

Stephen O’Malley To Release Live Album

'Auflösung der Zeit' will be released by Editions Mego

LISTEN: Savages Live EP Track

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Talent Not Gender: Babes In Toyland At Beaches Brew

Minnesotan power trio Babes in Toyland have reunited for their first dates in 20 years, encountering fans old and new in the UK, Europe and the USA. Kiran Acharya meets Maureen Herman and Lori Barbero in Italy to find a band – and festival – worth celebrating. Photography by Francesca Sara Cauli

LISTEN: Ride On Field Day Radio

Sunday night headliners talk to Field Day host Tom Baker

WATCH: New Lee Ranaldo

The former Sonic Youth man will release his latest studio LP on Mute Records this September, watch the video for its lead single below

WATCH: William S. Burroughs Exhibition

Beat and counterculture author Barry Miles tells Richie Troughton about his relationship with William S. Burroughs in London ahead of an exhibition covering the writer's time living in the city in the 1960s

Clear Skies: An Interview With Crack Cloud

tQ tracks down extraordinary Canadian collective Crack Cloud to a suburban house in Denmark, who talk growth, philosophy, and reclaiming their own narrative

Sect Cymbals: Boredoms Live In London

Rahul Desai was 1/88th of the Boredoms' recent temporary cymbal orchestra for a special performance at the Barbican. Photographs courtesy of Mark Allan/Barbican

The Deathly 90s, Corbyn & An Old Post Punk Hails A New Counterculture

Many of the post-punk generation like to sit on Facebook moaning about how the LOL-addled youth of today lack the political gumption of their forebears. David Stubbs, on the other hand, got stuck in making fanzines with a bunch of teenagers and found that a new generation are far from apathetic

The Cure, The xx and More To Play Primavera Sound 2026

The Barcelona festival's 24th edition takes place next June