Steven Severin

Emotional Experimentation: Ghostpoet’s Favourite Albums

With an excellent second album under his belt, Ghostpoet picks out his own favourite LPs from his collection

The Black Angels

Phosphene Dream

Things Fall Apart: Mona Hatoum Builds The Impossible

A large sculpture by the London-based Lebanon-born artist poses some lofty questions about our precarious and unsteady existence, finds Geoff Cowart

WIN: Tickets For The Cult’s Electric Tour

We've got twelve tickets to give away to three dates on the band's tour later this month

LISTEN: Lust For Youth – Armida

Ace glacial, strident pop from upcoming LP International

Ennio Morricone RIP: 13 Artists And Writers On Their Favourite Morricone Compositions

As news breaks that the prolific and acclaimed composer Ennio Morricone has sadly died at the age of 91, we compile a Baker's Dozen of artists and writers on their favourite work by Il Maestro, from Jane Weaver and Blanck Mass to Årabrot and Rachel Zeffira

A Certain Ratio Unveil New EP, ‘Christmasville UK’

It includes the band's first-ever Christmas song, 'Now And Laughter'

This Loud White Noise: Larry Achiampong’s Dividednation

At artist Larry Achiampong's most comprehensive show to date, Allan Gardner finds himself checking his own privilege

They Call Me Music: RP Boo’s 13 Favourite Albums

RP Boo takes tQ through the 13 records that shaped him, from playing with DJ Rashad to the life-changing experience of seeing Prince’s Purple Rain, his mother’s love of James Brown and his uncle’s introduction to 808 State

Kathryn Joseph Wins Scottish LP Award

Bones You Have Thrown Me, And Blood I've Spilled wins Scottish Album Of The Year Award, coming ahead of Young Fathers and Belle & Sebastian

Radiohead Take Over Boiler Room

Popular Oxford band to take command of popular online clubbing-via-computer experience; steel pans might well make an appearance

“Shy People Telling Small Stories, Quietly”: Jeanie Finlay’s Favourite Films

Jeanie Finlay, director of Sound It Out and The Great Hip Hop Hoax picks her favourite films, and talks about the final days of fundraising on her next documentary, Orion

Lana Del Rey, Daniel Johnston, Fandom & Limitlessness Of Interpretation

Reflecting on the death of Daniel Johnston and the spat between Lana Del Rey and the critic Ann Powers, Jazz Monroe explores how fandom can't hinge on the artist’s intention, and that artists don't need to 'earn' profundity - listeners have the power to give it.

Death In Vegas

Trans-Love Energies

Drumroll Please: Jim White’s Baker’s Dozen

From hearing a drumroll so good he dropped out of university, to the links between Iggy Pop and Lana Del Rey, the much-lauded percussionist Jim White speaks to Julian Marszalek about the 13 albums he loves the most

VÄLVĒ & Audiobooks at the Quietus Social next Wednesday

Next week is our end-of-year Quietus Social and we’ve got VÄLVĒ playing and Audiobooks DJing. ACE