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Feel the Stitches: An Interview with Moin
The None to Play London Show This Month
Community in the Ukrainian Underground, Part Two: “Nyzhnoyurkivska”, Porichka, the Ukrainian Institute and Noise Every Wednesday
25 Years On: Mos Def and the Promise of Black On Both Sides
This Land is Death: Tobe Hooper’s Texas Chain Saw Massacre at 50
Unlikely Intersections: tQ’s Highlights of Skaņu Mežs 2024
Something Bigger Than Us: An Interview with Saagara
A World That’s Gone: Suede’s Dog Man Star 30 Years On
Lara Rix-Martin on The Heavy Existentialism of Soviet Sci-fi
The Quietus International: Chilean Music Reviewed by Álvaro Molina
Hyperspecific: Electronic Music for October Reviewed by Jaša Bužinel
The Strange World Of… Field Music
Take Me to a Happiness Beyond Human Reach: The The Live in Brixton
A Deep Soul Opera: Millie Jackson’s Caught Up and the ‘Other Woman’ in Soul Music
Community in the Ukrainian Underground, Part One: “Nyzhnoyurkivska”, 20 Ft Radio and The Module Project
France to Play First-Ever England Tour
Peer Review: Robert Macfarlane Interviews Hayden Thorpe… And Vice Versa
Open Doors: Gavin Friday’s Favourite Albums
Special New Band: The Hard Quartet Interviewed
tQ’s Exclusive Monthly Round-Up Playlist: September 2024
To Lose The Spark Along The Way: U2’s The Unforgettable Fire
Blood Red Dues: King Crimson’s Red Turns 50
Columnus Metallicus: Heavy Metal for October Reviewed by Kez Whelan
Music of the Month: The Best Albums and Tracks of September 2024
Compilation of the Week: Broadcast’s Distant Call
By Any Other Name: Protection and the Sweetness of the Trip Hop Sound… No Matter What You Want to Call It
tQ Subscriber Release: The None
Unshakable: Nonpareils’ Aaron Hemphill’s Favourite Albums
Beautiful Beyond Grasp: Raphael Rogiński Interviewed
Rum Music for September Reviewed by Jennifer Lucy Allan
The Cure to Release New Single, ‘Alone’, This Week
Toumba Talks Special Lunchmeat Festival Show
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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
