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Music of the Month: The Best Albums and Tracks of January 2025
Taking a Left Turn: Leftism Turns 30
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Radical Traditional: Folk Music for Winter, by Patrick Clarke
Opposites Attract: Manic Street Preachers Interviewed
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Wardruna’s Einar Selvik on his Love of Ancient Instruments
Slow Burners: Sean Johnston on the 13 Songs that Shaped A Love From Outer Space
Ukrainian Indie Music: A Short Primer
Spool’s Out: Cassette Reviews for January by Daryl Worthington
Everything is Colour: Kristin Hersh on the Return Of Throwing Muses
The Inner Circle: Jussi Lehtisalo’s Favourite Music
Columnus Metallicus: Heavy Metal for January Reviewed by Kez Whelan
It’s All Expression: Matt Berry’s Favourite Albums
The Enduring Influence of John Fahey’s Transfiguration of Blind Joe Death, 60 Years On
New Weird Britain in Review for January by Noel Gardner
tQ’s Exclusive Monthly Round-Up Playlist: November and December 2024
tQ Subscriber Release: Ex-Easter Island Head
Rockfort! The Best French Music of 2024
tQ’s Subscriber Playlist: Our Top 50 Tracks of 2024
Lennie De Ice Remembered, and the Story of ‘We Are I.E.’
INTERVIEW: Wayne Bell on the Long-Awaited Release of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre score
Hyperspecific: The Best Electronic Music of 2024
Portugal’s SQUARE Completes 2025 Line-up
New Weird Britain: 2024 in Review by Noel Gardner
Inner Ear: The Best Central and Eastern European Music of 2024
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Electric Blue: Chris O’Leary On Bowie’s Sound And Vision
Ashes to Ashes is the second of two books by Chris O'Leary to cover the songs of David Bowie, song by song. This volume takes us from 1976 to the end. The Quietus spoke to O'Leary about the project. The interview is followed by an extract from the book, about 'Sound and Vision'
Reissue of the Week
Surface Level Best: The Darkness’ Permission To Land… Again
On the release of a 20th anniversary boxset celebrating The Darkness' extravagant debut album, Patrick Clarke explores a band who married daftness and dedication, found a brilliance in the superficial, and for whom flamboyance was inherent, not an affectation
