Time Binding Ensemble

LIVE REPORT: Wire & Toy

Night three of DRILL:LONDON, and Wire support Toy at the Lexington. Words by Luke Turner and Laurie Tuffrey, pic thanks to Richard Pearmain

WATCH: Papa M YouTube Mix

See inside the mind of Dave Pajo!

Green Man Postpones To 2021 Due To COVID-19 Pandemic

"After many tense weeks analysing the situation, we have had to make this very hard decision," the festival's organisers say

Take It From The Man! Anton Newcombe’s Favourite Tracks

With The Brian Jonestown Massacre's UK and Ireland tour in support of recent LP Revelation starting in Brighton on Saturday, the band's frontman shirks the album rundown request, opens up his DJ bag and gives Julian Marszalek a top 13 songs mixtape

Juan Atkins & Moritz von Oswald Present Borderland

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Cross Currents: Jazz Re:Fest 2019 Reviewed

The Jazz Re:Freshed crew celebrate another year of progress for their movement and their music with their seventh one-day festival in Brighton. Angus Batey goes coastal

Lost Betty Davis Recordings To Be Released

Light In The Attic will release recently unearthed sessions from the musician dating back to 1968 and 1969

PREMIERE: Calabashed’s ‘Ode To Jazzman John Clarke’

A band made up of some of the Total Refreshment Centre's leading lights debut a supreme new single exclusively via tQ

Record Label Blue Note To Open Pop-Up Shop

The London shop marks 80 years of the much-loved jazz label

The Oblong Of Dreams: Bill Ryder-Jones On The Wirral

With a headline slot at new Birkenhead festival Future Yard later this month, Bill Ryder-Jones guides Patrick Clarke through the rich past, fertile present and exciting future of Wirral music

Diamonds In The Rough: The Sympathetic Stress Machines Of The Safdie Brothers

From Daddy Longlegs to Uncut Gems, filmmakers Josh and Benny Safdie thrive in high-octane environments with chaotic heroes. Their four features to date show a singular preoccupation with anxiety-driven protagonists without ever losing humanity, finds Kambole Campbell

Peer Review: Against Art On Autopilot – Jeff Jackson Interviewed

Speaking to Eric Obenauf, his publisher and editor at Two Dollar Radio, Jeff Jackson discusses conservativeness and convention in fiction-writing, pop-culture consumption and his LA Times Book Prize-finalist novel Mira Corpora

FESTIVAL REPORT: Wysing

The Wysing Festival in rural Cambridgeshire last weekend saw a female-artist-focussed line-up on a thrillingly diverse date out that ranged from abstract experimentation to shouty indie and gothic disco jams. Melissa Steiner reports on great sets from the likes of Holly Herndon, Nik Colk Void, Helena Hauff, Woolf, Trash Kit, and various Raincoats.