Kambole Campbell

Complete Communion: Jazz For June Reviewed By Peter Margasak

Peter Margasak has plenty to tantalise you, including new releases from Hedvig Mollestad, Asher Gamedze and Moor Mother/Nicole Mitchell

LIVE REPORT: Rewire Festival 2024

At Rewire in Den Haag, Richard Foster finds a festival aptly-titled, witnessing transformative, earth-altering performances from Mabe Fratti, Sunn O))), Cole Pulice and more

David Lynch Announces Debut Album

Legendary film director follows last year's 'Good Day Today' single with full length album, entitled Crazy Clown Time

LIVE REPORT: Semibreve Festival

At the sixth edition of Portugal's Semibreve — with performances from Laurel Halo, Kara-Lis Coverdale and Jonathan Saldanha — Mat Colegate finds a festival not without its cathartic frenzy, but with a unique and refined focus, inviting its audience to really experience what's in front of them

James Hetfield: The Wolf At Metallica’s Door By Mark Eglinton – An Extract

An excerpt from the new tome by Quietus scribe Mark Eglinton, the first author to pen a biography of Metallica singer James Hetfield

Whatever Happened To… Shakespears Sister’s Hormonally Yours

The goth-adjacent pop-rock duo made only one album as a full partnership, but that, says David Bennun, was more than enough to enshrine their greatness

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On The Road: Travels Between Rock & Hard Places With Andrew Mueller

Andrew Mueller rummages through his now borderline-classic book, Rock & Hard Places, reissued and revised this October, and digs out ten pivotal moments from his years on and off the bus

Acid Horse 2025: tQ’s 10 Essential Picks

Less than two months out from the return of Pewsey's Acid Horse, Noel Gardner picks out 10 must-sees at this year's edition, from Matmos to Milkweed via ballroom-gone-industrial, Eastern Bloc alt pop, psychic drone and much, much more

GAIKA Details New EP, ‘Seguridad’

The eight-track release sees the artist team up with producers from Mexico's NAAFI collective

Jam City To Release New Album, ‘Pillowland’

It's his first LP since 2015's 'Dream A Garden'

Rockfort 2017 Roundup: The Best French Music Of The Year

The most formidable French releases of 2017, from Omertà to Colleen to Bonnie Banane to Felicia Atkinson, et plus.

Approaching The Unfamiliar: Stewart Lee On John Cage’s Indeterminacy

Ahead of a clutch of performances, Stewart Lee talks about the overlaps between comedy and avant garde music

Inner Ear: Serbian Music for April by Jakub Knera

In his latest deep dive into the music scenes of Central and Eastern Europe, Jakub Knera explores how Serbia's artists are responding to a climate of increasing political tension, profiles the forward-thinking figures at the heart of the country's underground scene, and reviews a slew of key Serbian releases

Savages Start Recording Second Album

The London four-piece to follow up Silence Yourself either later this year or early next; watch live performance of new song Adore below

Don’t Talk! In Defence Of Queen’s Hot Space

The fans hated it, Roger Taylor and Brian May loathed it, even John Deacon and Freddie Mercury thought it was a mistake. However, says Dan Ross, don't write off Hot Space just like that...