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Diplo And Behold: A Rolo Tomassi Interview

Hardcore band ROLO TOMASSI are saving the keytars and trucker caps for the next album. John Doran spoke to the band for The Stool Pigeon recently. Live photographs by Maria Jefferis and Stu Green for Shot2Bits.net

No Borders, No Boundaries: Eugene Robinson On His Favourite Albums

The Oxbow frontman, MMA prize fighter and occasional guest writer for tQ, presents a stunning 13 LPs for your perusal, ranging from baritone vocal jazz and noise rock to ecstatic easy listening. John Doran takes notes

The Scene That Calibrates Itself: Neo Shoegazers Engineers Interviewed

All hail the blissful return of Engineers. John Doran shares a cuppa with Mark Peters to discuss Three Fact Fader

Suburban Guerrillas: Earl Brutus In Their Own Words

Jim Fry and Gordon King meet up to discuss the history of Earl Brutus and the reissue of Your Majesty... We Are Here and Tonight You Are The Special One. Julian Marszalek was on hand to take notes

Daphni Unveils New Record, ‘Sizzling’

Dan Snaith's next record as Daphni sees him sampling Bermudian band Paradise

WATCH: Desperate Journalist – Control

Opener from London four-piece's self-titled debut LP

Carter Tutti Void Win Jovian Bow Shock Prize

50% TG + 33% FF = 100% Magnificence, Shock & Bone Shake

Sitting Under A Waterfall: An Interview With Skullflower

Skullflower recently released their self-professed 'most extreme album yet', Fucked On A Pile Of Corpses. Joseph Burnett met up with Skullflower's Matthew Bower, to talk about his varied musical history, and the genesis of the new album

Know The Score: Benjamin John Power Of Blanck Mass Interviewed

Just before everything ground to a halt, Charlie Brigden caught up with Blanck Mass to discuss his approach to scoring a film that's right on the edge.

Phase Shift: An Interview With Beck

With his twelfth album Morning Phase hailed as a return to form, Beck Hansen talks to Joseph Stannard about loss, internalised expression and the awkward art of songwriting

Beyond Blue: Simon Fisher Turner Interviewed

Last year, The Quietus met up with Simon Fisher Turner to discuss his work with Derek Jarman, and as much of his career in music and film as we could fit into a two-hour lunch date. In the week that he helps celebrate Sprawl's 15th birthday, The Quietus presents the second half of this extended interview

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Rapper-singer Moonbyul steps out of the shadow of K-pop quartet Mamamoo to explore an unexpected dyamic range, finds Véronica A. Bastardo

Zun Zun Egui Announce Split

Bristol band call time after seven years, writing "the stresses and strains of touring and working together have taken their toll"

Boredom Is An Energy: David Foster Wallace’s The Pale King Reviewed

David Foster Wallace's last novel introduced the idea of boredom as a tool of anti-capitalism and a state to be relished in, says Siobhan McKeown