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Dark Matter: An Interview With Actress

With Darren Cunningham's bleak and bruised fourth Actress album Ghettoville just released, Rory Gibb meets him in South London to discuss the mercurial producer's career to date, and what new roles he might be playing in future

The Third Man: William S. Burroughs At One Hundred

On the day that would mark the inimitable writer's centennial birthday, Darran Anderson considers the lifetime's work of a true genius and a true bullshit artist, and how - on issues as pressingly contemporary-seeming as censorship, surveillance and the War on Drugs - his work is as relevant now as it's ever been

Sunn O))) & Ulver

Terrestrials

Mark Lanegan

Has God Seen My Shadow? An Anthology 1989–2011

On Curating Meltdown: Will The Real James Lavelle Please Stand Up

Ed Gillett examines the decision to select the Mo'Wax founder as this year's Meltdown curator

Warping The Familiar: An Interview With Patterns

Patterns' Ciaran McAuley tells John Freeman why the Manchester band's long-awaited debut album is dedicated to the act of "warping the familiar"

Moodymann

Moodymann

Horns Up Ya Shitters! A Columnus Metallicus For February

Mat Colegate forces himself face down into the best recent metal releases

Cultural Archaeology: On How We Used To Live & The Big Melt

After watching new St Etienne film on London, How We Used to Live, and Jarvis Cocker & Martin Wallace's ode to the Sheffield steel industry, Phil Harrison asks what these explorations of the past have to say about present

Complete Communion: January’s Jazz Reviewed

Jamie Skey on the records and shows that point toward a healthy, explorative and skronk-laden 2014 in jazz

Behemoth

The Satanist

Up To The Challenge: The Fugees’ Blunted On Reality 25 Years On

Angus Batey reappraises The Fugees' much maligned debut album 'Blunted On Reality', 25 years on.

Shackleton

Freezing Thawing Opening EP

Voiceless Voices: An Interview With Rachel Kushner

Marking the paperback release of her much-talked-about second novel, The Flamethrowers, Jess Cotton speaks to author and journalist Rachel Kushner about the artistic magnetism of the 1970s, the influence of the visual arts and working with the idea of the gaze in her writing

What Is It?: Crispin Hellion Glover Interviewed

Haakon Nelson interviews the iconoclastic writer, director and actor about art, movies, music and how to flourish outside of the corporate game (contains NSFW video clip)

Actress

Ghettoville

Pontiak

Innocence

Glam Bam Thank You Man: Michael Monroe Of Hanoi Rocks Interviewed

Val Siebert talks to the legendary Finn about Hanoi Rocks, Stiv Bators, G N'R & keeping the flame burning

‘Weird Heaviness’: An Interview With Korperschwache

Kevin Mccaighy gets acquainted with Texan guitarist and experimental noise artist Roy K Felps, to discuss the prolific output of his Korperschwache project, cassettes and his love of Skullflower

Guardian Alien

Spiritual Emergency

Effort For Effortlessness: Neil Finn’s Favourite Albums

Ahead of his forthcoming solo album Dizzy Heights, the Crowded House man talks Barnaby Smith through his 13 favourite records

So Beautifully Bright: New Order’s Technique 30 Years On

Ned Raggett recalls his first encounter with the "massive achievement" that was Technique three decades after its release

Ø (Mika Vainio)

Konstellaatio

Dance Like It’s Ok 3: New Music From Netherlands Belgium & Germany

This is The Dutch Master Theo Ploeg’s ongoing search for the best new (electronic) music in The Netherlands, Germany and Belgium: to the lowlands and beyond!

A Second Chance: The Limiñanas Interviewed

French duo The Limiñanas speak with Jeremy Allen about latest album Costa Blanca, and how a trip to Haiti to adopt their son inspired them to make music

Oscar Isaac And T-Bone Burnett Talk Inside Llewyn Davis

Actor Oscar Isaac and musical director T-Bone Burnett discuss their roles in the Coen Brothers' latest film. Gary Green reports *****Contains some spoilers******

There Seems To Be A Lot Of Love Out There: A Slowdive Interview

Following last night’s news that Slowdive have reformed, founder members Neil Halstead and Rachel Goswell talk exclusively to tQ about re-learning the old songs, advances in guitar pedal technology, the possibility of a new Slowdive album and why this time it's all about having fun

Feral Grind

Various Artists

‘A 21st Century Nightmare’: Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus & Media Misogyny

The media's contrasting representations of Justin Bieber and Miley Cyrus are symptoms of an age-old misogyny that continues to underpin societal portrayals of men and women, argues Jeremy Allen

Young Thug & Bloody Jay

Black Portland

Eduard Artemiev

Solaris Soundtrack (Reissue)

The Month’s Electronic Music: ‘Put Ya Lighters Up!’

In his latest electronic music column, Rory Gibb praises the timeless music of Digital Mystikz's Mala and reviews recent releases from Holly Herndon, Gantz, Trilogy Tapes, WANDA GROUP and more