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Always Organic: Cory Rayborn On 15 Years Of Three Lobed Recordings

By day, Cory Rayborn's a business and environmental lawyer, by night (often five nights in a row, packaging records by hand) he's putting out limited-run releases by the likes of Bardo Pond, Steve Gunn and Sun City Girls. As his label Three Lobed marks 15 years of operations, he talks to JR Moores

A New Dance: Dele Sosimi’s Favourite Albums

Following the release of his new album You No Fit Touch Am earlier this year, the Fela and Femi Kuti collaborator, lecturer and exponent of all things Afrobeat gives Richie Troughton a playback of his all-time top 13 LPs

Omar Souleyman

Bahdeni Nami

C Duncan

Architect

One Take: July’s Grime Reviewed by Tomas Fraser

Tomas Fraser reviews new music from Edgem, Merky Ace, AJ Tracey and Novelist as well as casting some light onto brilliant young DJ Riz La Teef. All photographs courtesy of George Quann Barnett/ Wot Do You Call It

Eleventh Dream Day

Works For Tomorrow

Led Zeppelin

Presence, In Through The Outdoor, Coda (Reissues)

Spool’s Out: July’s Tapes Reviewed By Tristan Bath

Tristan Bath fires up his cassette decks to lead us through some of the most exciting music out there (that just happens to be released on tape)

Sweet Relief: The Jesus and Mary Chain’s Jim Reid Interviewed

With a global tour in support of their 1985 debut bringing houses and an accompanying live album due for release, Jim Reid tells Gary Kaill why the time was right to revisit Psychocandy

Mysterium Tremendum: The Strange World Of Lustmord

Ahead of his upcoming performance at Berlin Atonal festival, Russell Cuzner finds ten points of entry into the back catalogue of former SPK member Brian Williams aka Lustmord. Portrait by Aina O'Kane

Tame Impala

Currents

Burning Pyre

Erotics Of Aesthetics

Jahiliyya Fields

Chance Life

25 Years On: Angus Batey On Liquid Swords By GZA

Angus Batey delves into his own extensive interview archive to reassess Liquid Swords a quarter century on

Haruki Murakami Reviews: The UK’s Top 20 Singles

“Music brings a warm glow to my vision, thawing mind and muscle from their endless wintering.” Well, actually, as it turns out: not so much.

Three Poems By: Emma Wippermann

New writing on tQ this week takes us once more back to Brooklyn — this time via Berlin and biblical references — for three new poems by Emma Wippermann

Digital Løve: Eden Reviewed

Patrick Gamble reviews Daft-Punk-Featuring French house music drama, Eden

Reels Of Steel: Metalheads In The Movies

J.J. Anselmi looks at the way that heavy metal fans have been portrayed in cinema, with particular attention payed to Hesher and Icelandic drama Metalhead

Tongue Of The Dragon: A Look at Welsh Language Outsider Pop

Aug Stone talks to Gwenno & Dr. Sarah Hill, and Rhys Mwyn, to give an introduction to some Cymric musical pioneers

Power And Vodka: An Interview With FEWS

Sweden-based four-piece FEWS have been pricking ears with their debut single, 'Ill'. Singer and guitarist Fred talks to us about their obsession with Zlatan Ibrahimović, why vodka's key and Flux Liquid Ambience

Beyond The Hits Of New Order, Joy Division And Warsaw

Our favourite album tracks, deep cuts, rarities and b-sides as chosen by Alfred Soto, David Bennun, Julian Marszalek, Jude Rogers, John Doran, Yousif Nur, Aug Stone, Joe Kennedy, Andy Thomas, Ian Wade, Colm McAuliffe, Geoff Cowart, Ed Power, John Mullen, David McKenna, Pavel Godfrey and Adrian Lobb

Locrian

Infinite Dissolution

Colaris

Nexus

The Panpopticon With Amy Pettifer: July In Pop

Amy Pettifer reviews all of this month's perfect pop and looks at how the genre is becoming a (personal, social and political) platform for its performers

Noel’s Straight Hedge: Punk And Hardcore For July Reviewed

Noel Gardner examines the current intersection between hardcore/punk and politics, reviews the best of the new releases and revisits the work of the god-like Leatherface. Picture of Institute by Breanna Kay

Subconscious Broadcasts: An Interview With Throwing Shade

Before she plays the Tate Modern's Turbine Festival this weekend, the producer and genre-scouring NTS DJ talks to Olivia Cheves about her ethnomusicology studies, sampling internet pornography and flipping music industry image conventions. Photographs courtesy of Rosie Harriet Ellis

Dawn Of MIDI

Dysnomia

Vicarious Exhaustion: On FKA twigs’ Soundtrack 7

"One of the most intriguing multidisciplinary pop artists of our generation" is presented in residence at this year's Manchester International Festival.

Van Politics: Miles Hunt Of The Wonder Stuff Interviewed

Miles Hunt of The Wonder Stuff met up with Karen Shook in Letchworth Garden City recently to talk diaries, crying at Clash songs, vibrating fans and “shitty office politics in a van”

Xam

Tone Systems

Surgeon

Unreleased Tracks 1995-1996 EP