Ian Brennan

Unearthing Ancient Evils: An Interview With Adam Nevill

Following the release of his ninth novel, *The Reddening*, on Halloween, Sean Kitching talks to the three times August Derleth Award winning author about moving to his own imprint, the relationship between folk music and horror and the influence of South Devon’s landscape on his new book

The Lead Review: Tristan Bath On Stara Rzeka’s Zamknęły się oczy ziemi

With the upcoming release of what looks to be the last ever Stara Rzeka album, Tristan Bath looks back through Kuba Ziołek's longterm interaction with the intricacies of the modern physical world

The Politics Of Extraction: Art Of The Liquid Crystal Display

At Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art's group show, Liquid Crystal Display, Cathy Wade explores work by the Otolith Group, Anna Barham, Jennifer West, Shimibuku and others

Massive Attack Partake In Music Industry Climate Impact Report

The Bristol group are teaming up with Manchester's Tyndall Centre For Climate Change to study what impact the music industry is having on our environment

Brian Eno To Score Top Boy Reboot

Brian Eno will soundtrack the forthcoming Netflix reboot of Top Boy

Nice And Sleevy: Andrew Liles’ Favourite Album Covers

The prolific multi-instrumentalist, Nurse With Wound and Current 93 collaborator and vinyl art devotee picks his top 13 LP covers, tipping his hat to Coil, Cabaret Voltaire and a quintet of dancing banjos among others

Personal Records: Eleanor Friedberger’s Favourite Albums

With her third solo record, New View, released last week and a UK tour imminent, the singer-songwriter and one half of The Fiery Furnaces talks Gary Kaill through the 13 records she's played most from start to finish

Neoprolific History: Julian Cope’s Copendium Reviewed

Jimmy Martin sets off on an expedition in to the rock 'n' roll underworld with the former frontman of The Teardrop Explodes by way of his new book

LISTEN: Cold Cave Cover New Order

Wes Eisold covers NO classic at tQ's behest

Manic Street Preachers

Rewind The Film

PREVIEW: Eastern Promise Festival 2012

We talk to organiser Alun Woodward ahead of the two-day in event in Glasgow on October 5-6

Finding Thrills: Georgia’s Favourite Albums

Georgia takes Jessica Wrigglesworth through the thirteen albums that shaped her life, from her love of Fever Ray, The Cure and Hudson Mohawke, to how Shuggie Otis inspired new album Euphoric

Electronic Music Weekender For Belfast

Weekend of events in Belfast to be curated by local producer Phil Kieran

Thirteen Convulsions: Geordie Greep’s Favourite Albums

Black Midi frontman Geordie Greep takes Cal Cashin through the thirteen albums that have gripped him the most, from the majesty of Bach to the mania of Léo Ferré

The Bad Place: Black Midi’s Hellfire

Alluring antagonists, absurd anti-heroes and a byronic narrator to match, the third album from Black Midi is a righteous maelstrom, finds Cal Cashin

LGB(ooks)TQ: Play Remembers Edinburgh’s Lavender Menace

Claire Sawers chats to playwright Jame Ley, writer of Love Song to Lavender Menace, a play set in a lesbian, gay and feminist bookshop, plus Sigrid Neilson and Bob Orr who founded the original shop in 1980s Thatcher-era Edinburgh