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Columnus Metallicus: May’s Heavy Metal By Louise Brown

Louise Brown once again bestrides the world of metal like a damn colossus. This month she points her laser eyes at Grand Magus, Katatonia and Ghold among others...

A Fluid Trip: Jessy Lanza Interviewed

Jessy Lanza talks to John Thorp about the intersection between R&B, juke and pop

Porch Songs: Marissa Nadler Interviewed

Marissa Nadler has just released her new album Strangers. Here she talks to John Doran about apocalyptic visions, personal crisis and the need for constant creative change

Everything Is A Picture: The False Friends Of Oliver Osborne

Both allusive and elusive, the work of Oliver Osborne both paints appropriation and appropriates painting

The More-Than-Human World: An Interview With Hanna Tuulikki

Stewart Smith talks to Edinburgh-based multi-disciplinary artist Hanna Tuulikki about her site-specific performance projects Away With the Birds and Women of the Hill

Daniel Patrick Quinn

I, Sun

Débile Thing: A Rockfort Column For May

David McKenna contemplates the not-so-dumb Baron Retif & Concepcion Perez, Heimat’s freak factor, the internet-age R&B of Le Vasco and more, and rounds up the latest French releases with a new mix

Bugs, Armour And Talking Thumbs: Things Learned At The 2016 Tribeca Film Festival

Elizabeth Benjamin reports back from this years Tribeca Film Festival in New York

The Lead Review: Ned Raggett On Marissa Nadler’s Strangers

Against all parental advice, Ned Raggett finds communing with Marissa Nadler's Strangers to be an acutely rewarding experience, nodding to the canon of Americana, but stepping out alone into the spotlight of a much broader and conflicted contemporary music landscape

Thirteen Prayers: Kamasi Washington’s Favourite Albums

Before he embarks on a summer of touring following his excellent 2015 album The Epic, the saxophonist and bandleader makes some difficult decisions to give Paul Smith 13 albums that affected his musical approach

Confessional Mode: An Interview With The Anchoress

“It's like flashing your tits at someone. You’re not really exposing yourself, you're trying to scare them off. That's a weird metaphor, isn’t it?” Marc Burrows speaks to The Anchoress

Mirrors For Psychic Warfare

Mirrors For Psychic Warfare

Sam Kidel

Disruptive Muzak

Fear Smells Delicious: An Interview With Ho99o9

The unnatural end point of mixing hardcore-hip-hop-industrial, sweatbox live shows and a penchant for boxing shorts, the duo of theOGM and Eaddy talk to Daniel Dylan Wray about the (literal) bleeding edge of their hybrid

OMD’s Cold War Album Comes In From The Cold: Dazzle Ships Live

Stuart Huggett witnesses the complete rehabilitation of OMD’s fanbase-destroying fourth album at the Royal Albert Hall. Photographs courtesy of Innes Marlow

A Black Atmosphere: Blixa Bargeld & Teho Teardo Interviewed

Daniel Dylan Wray meets the Italian composer and the Neubauten/Bad Seeds man to talk about their new collaborative album, Nerissimo

The Last Man Standing: Iggy Pop Live At The Royal Albert Hall

Iggy Pop is bloodied but unbowed when he leaves the stage of the RAH says Julian Marszalek. All photographs courtesy of Burak Cingi

A Word In Your Donald: Ten Songs With Tom Sheehan

Karen Shook sits down with one of tQ's all time favourite photographers, Tom Sheehan, to discuss a lifetime behind the lens. All photographs courtesy T. Sheehan

The Juarez Device: Mixing Images And Song With Terry Allen

As his Juarez project receives a lavish re-issue forty years after it first saw the light, Craft/Work talks to conceptual artist and outlaw country singer Terry Allen

Night Call: The Art Of Thalma Goldman

In an exclusive extract from their new book about her, Richard Hallam and Sylvie Venet-Tupy discuss the life and work of artist and animator Thalma Goldman

Injustice For All: Ripley’s Game Remembered

Tony McKiver takes a look back at Liliana Cavani's underrated adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novel.

Radiohead

A Moon Shaped Pool

Girl Sweat

Bad Happenings

School Of Jock: Everybody Wants Some!! Reviewed

Patrick Gamble reviews Richard Linklater's latest 'Hangout' movie, Everybody Wants Some!!

Straight Hedge: Punk & Hardcore For May With Noel Gardner

Noel Gardner brings you all of the punk, HC, oi and crust releases worth talking about and ponders artifice

Maja Ratkje

Crepuscular Hour

Lead Review: Josh Gray On Skepta’s Konnichiwa

With the release of Konnichiwa, Josh Gray considers whether Skepta's first new album in five years marks the beginning of Grime's recognition on the global stage or another footnote in a patchy transatlantic musical history

Will It Even Be Called Music? The Intriguing Future Of Virtual Reality

Virtual Reality has been hailed as the future of entertainment since back in the 1980s. In 2016, however, VR technology is finally coming of age, bringing with it tantalising ideas of how we might consume music in the future thanks to forward-thinking indie artists like Ash Koosha and Bjork

Kikagaku Moyo

House In The Tall Grass

Spiders’ Webs From Scraps: Guy Garvey’s Favourite Albums

Before his edition of the Meltdown festival begins next month, the singer-songwriter, broadcaster and Elbow frontman talks to Lisa Jenkins about his love of Talk Talk, lyrical grey areas and nutmeg-based mishaps

Ocean Wisdom

Chaos 93