Kevin Cummins

Kills’ Mosshart Denies Jack White Fight

No storm in The Dead Weather

Two Poems By: Mira Gonzalez

The first instalment of weekly new writing comes by way of two new poems from twenty-one year old Mira Gonzalez

Diamanda Galás Discusses Her 13 Favourite Albums

Diamanda Galás plays the one of the opening concerts of Antony Hegarty's Meltdown Festival at London's Southbank Centre tonight. In advance of the performance, she tells us about 13 albums that have been influential on her life and work

This Must Be The Plaice: Fish’s Favourite Albums

The former Marillion frontman now solo singer-songwriter, picks out the gems in his record collection

Free MP3: British Sea Power Man Of Aran Track

An ode to island life

James Holden & The Animal Spirits Announce London Show

James Holden announces the first date for his new band The Animal Spirits

Tapestry Traverse: Tom Furse Of The Horrors’ Favourite Exotica Albums

Before The Horrors' keyboards man launches his new compilation of exotica and library music from the Southern Library of Recorded Music tonight, he takes us on a tour of some of the guiding lights behind Digs

LISTEN: Pharmakon – Body Betrays Itself

New album Bestial Burden on the way in October

Data, Driven: Wendy Liu’s Abolish Silicon Valley

Drawing on her own background in the open source software movement, Wendy Liu's new book Abolish Silicon Valley becomes a manifesto for a new software industry

LISTEN: Holly Johnson – Follow Your Heart

From Europa, the former Frankie Goes To Hollywood man's first new album in 15 years; UK tour in October

tQ Subscriber Release: Xylitol Remix Sculpture & Vice-Versa

As they release remixes of each other's work exclusively for tQ subscribers, Alex Rigotti speaks to Catherine Backhouse, aka Xylitol, and Sculpture's Dan Hayhurst

Patrick Wolf New Album Details

Celebrating ten years of music

Ford & Lopatin

Channel Pressure

Terror In The Terroir: Resisting The Rebranding Of The Countryside

Resisting ideological efforts to brand the countryside as a place of safe, reassuring conservativism, argues Joe Kennedy, a host of art and music in 2013 powerfully emphasised the uncanny and traumatic aspects of rural Britain. Photograph by Luke Turner.