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Sophocles, So Good: Oedipus Rex Revisited

Yasmeen Khan hails Pier Paolo Pasolini's 1967 adaptation of the classical Greek tragedy, which has been given a new HD transfer for home entertainment release as part of Eureka's Masters of Cinema series

Žižek The Curator: The Year Of Dreaming Dangerously Reviewed

Joshua Warren attempts to unravel the often celebrated but always controversial philosopher's latest work

The Gospel According To Luke: Al Cisneros Of Om Interviewed

Ahead of Sunday's gig, Toby Cook speaks to the stoner rock legend about God, one's path in life and the future of Sleep

Homelands: Patrick White – A Personal Odyssey

In the centenary year of the celebrated Australian author’s birth, Barnaby Smith asks how it is that this giant of literature has all but disappeared from the nation’s cultural consciousness

Silent Servant

Negative Fascination

Spiritual Battle Songs: Dead Skeletons Interviewed

As Dead Skeletons prepare for their first visit to the UK, Luke Turner speaks to Nonni Dead and discovers that his music emerged as way of dealing with life with HIV

Stasi In Their Eyes: Barbara Reviewed

Priscilla Eyles watches Christian Petzold's taut DDR drama, which won the Berlinale Silver Bear for Best Director and opens in UK cinemas today

Divine Fits

A Thing Called Divine Fits

Thee Oh Sees

Putrifiers II

Sic Alps

Sic Alps

A Broken Frame At 30: A Tour Of Depeche Mode’s Basildon

Tim Burrows gets to grips with Depeche Mode's second album via a fan coach tour of Basildon, and has a run in with some escaped pigs on the way. Tour pics by Hayley Hatton

An American Nightmare: Lana Del Rey Live By John Calvert

This week The Calvert Report attempts to understand Lana Del Rey live, "chart music where death is a 'dark paradise'". Live photo by Katja Ogrin

Enter the Yoni: The Problem Of Naomi Wolf’s Vagina

Cay McDermott pries open the femme-provocateur's latest work and discusses the irreconcilable contradictions between its covers

Robert Hood

Motor: Nighttime World 3

Laurie Spiegel

The Expanding Universe

Room At The Top: Maxine Peake Interviewed

Adey Lobb talks to Maxine Peake about steering clear of the mainstream and her album with the Eccentronic Research Council about the Pendle Witch Trial

Elemental Absolution: Old Man Gloom’s Aaron Turner Interviewed

Toby Cook talks to the former Isis frontman about the reuniting of avant-metal behemoths Old Man Gloom for the first time in eight years, and the story behind new album No

24 Carax Gold? Holy Motors Reviewed

French auteur Leos Carax makes an overdue return to our cinema screens on Friday with this surreal saga of parallel lives and limousines, starring Denis Lavant, Eva Mendes and Kylie Minogue. Your driver is Jeremy Allen

Beautiful Artefacts: Jon Spencer’s Favourite Albums

The Blues Explosion frontman whittles down his favourite albums to a mean 13

John Tejada

The Predicting Machine

25 Years On: The Debut Of Jane’s Addiction Revisited

A quarter of a century after the release of Jane’s Addiction, John Freeman reflects on why the truly great live band’s debut album left him wanting more

Muse

The 2nd Law

Magnetik North

Evolver

Sound Of Creation: Adrian Sherwood’s 13 Favourite Albums

Legendary UK dub producer and On-U-Sound founder Adrian Sherwood recently released his latest solo album Survival & Resistance. He talks David Stubbs through a list of his favourite albums and inspirations, from Ray Charles to Burning Spear

Vessel

Order Of Noise

Ariel Pink And Beta Male Misogyny

Joe Kennedy finds that behind twee's pretence of gender equality lie the same old battles of male versus male antagonism

50 Years On: The Trial Revisited

Orson Welles' striking 1962 adaptation of the Franz Kafka novel has been newly issued on Blu-ray. Stevie Chick takes the witness stand

Everything Is An Amalgam: Sam Riviere Interviewed

Deerhoof

Breakup Song

Natural Bong Killers: Savages Reviewed

Oliver Stone's alleged new thriller is an adaptation of Don Winslow's novel about the California weed trade. Steve Jelbert has a bad case of the giggles

Things The Quietus Learned At Incubate Festival 2012

After a week spent at Tilburg’s excellent Incubate Festival, tQ’s John Doran, Rory Gibb and Luke Turner report back with their findings. Header photo by Paul Verhagen

Tim Burgess

Oh No I Love You