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Time Travel: Joe Dilworth Of Th’ Faith Healers Interviewed

Greg Neate revisits a 1994 interview he conducted with Joe Dilworth to shed light on the life of this former musician with Th' Faith Healers, Stereolab, Add N to (X) and Spiritualized as well as highly regarded photographer and current member of Cavern Of Anti-Matter

RM Hubbert

Telling The Trees

To Conjure a New Identity and to Give it Life: Tristwych Y Fenywod Interviewed

Featuring members of The Courtneys, Guttersnipe and Hawthonn, Tristwch Y Fenywod are the Welsh-language gothic band set to release one of this year's best debut albums, says Patrick Clarke ahead of their appearance at Supersonic in Birmingham

Things Learned At: Best Kept Secret

Richard Foster takes a trip to the Netherlands to report on sets by Fat White Family, Franz Ferdinand, Slowdive and more. Photos by Melanie Mersman, Matthias Engels and Chris Stessens.

LISTEN: These New Puritans – Fragment Two

First full taste of TNP's forthcoming third album, Field Of Reeds

Counting Down To Infinity: John Heckle Interviewed

With his raw and decidedly cosmic takes on house, Liverpool's John Heckle blasts off into deep space with only a cockpit's worth of hardware to keep him company. He speaks to Harry Sword about underage raving, missing records and his excellent new The Last Magic Maker mini-LP

Journey To The Treasure House: Talking Road Trips With Cats Eyes

As Cats Eyes release their sumptuous second album, Luke Turner speaks to Faris Badwan and Rachel Zeffira about a journey through Canadian wildfires to a place of strange rocks and honesty

A One-Man Malfunctioning Orchestra: Alexander Tucker Interviewed

As he releases his most electronic solo album to date, Alexander Tucker discusses sci-fi and horror influences, hating the guitar, and never being "folk" in the first place. Words by JR Moores. Portraits by Dom Garwood

Confessional Mode: An Interview With The Anchoress

“It's like flashing your tits at someone. You’re not really exposing yourself, you're trying to scare them off. That's a weird metaphor, isn’t it?” Marc Burrows speaks to The Anchoress

Dreaming Of A Telekinetic Connection: Henry Rollins Interviewed

Henry Rollins talks to Harry Sword about listening to The Stooges in Antarctica, his love for Joy Division and why he'd never appear in a reformed Black Flag

Sparks

No.1 in Heaven

Sparks classic No.1 In Heaven has just been re-issued. Perfect time to take another look at the Mael Brothers' classic 1979 collaboration with Giorgio Moroder

The Comet Is Coming

Hyper-Dimensional Expansion Beam

Shabaka Hutchings, Betamax and Danalogue return, ready to blow your mind all over again, finds Brian Coney

The Quietus At London Brooklyn Bowl

tQ editor John Doran joining forces with Turbonegro's Tony Sylvester to soundtrack Brooklyn venue's UK launch this weekend

Greymachine: Justin Broadrick and Aaron Turner United

When Toby Cook heard that Aaron Turner of ISIS and Justin Broadrick of Jesu were in a band together he thought he knew what to expect. Until he talked to Broadrick, that is...

The Quietus International: Portuguese Music Reviewed by Pedro João Santos

In the second instalment of our journey through the global underground, Pedro João Santos delivers a guide to the bold musicians, daring festivals and crucial grassroots collectives that are defining DIY music in Portugal in an era of increasing gentrification, and picks out five key releases

Men Say Go! Martin L Gore & Vince Clarke In A VCMG Interview

Martin L Gore and Vince Clarke have reunited after three decades on new techno project VCMG. Luke Turner speaks to them both about rediscovering their collaborative creative energy for one of the best albums of 2012 so far