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Secret Weapons: Luke Una’s Favourite Music

As he prepares for the second volume of his É Soul Cultura series, Luke Una takes us through 13 of his favourite tracks, from his secret dancefloor fillers to the beauty of Pharoah Sanders

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Thyrsis of Etna

On his debut album, Toronto-based multiinstrumentalist and producer creates a patchwork of spectral sounds,finds Irina Shtreis

Quietus Reissues, Mixes & Compilations Of The Year So Far

We're halfway through the year, so here's a recap of the anthologies, mix tapes and repackaged gems that have been rinsed on the Quietus stereo

A Metal Albums Column: Heavier Than An Osmium Elephant

Toby Cook casts a frosted and baleful eye over new releases from Lostprophets, Throats, Coalesce, Orphaned Land (pic below) and more

PREVIEW: Field Day 2018

A selection of tQ's finest writing on Field Day's finest acts, as selected from the forthcoming 2018 line-up

LISTEN: Bo Ningen – Slider

Premiere of new track featuring King Midas Sound's Roger Robinson

The Missionary Imposition: Godland Reviewed

Big ideas are reflected by a big landscape in Hlynur Pálmason’s meditation on religion, existentialism, and human suffering, Godland, says William Stottor

Forbidden Games And Beyond: René Clément On DVD

Anthony Nield delves into the eclectic filmography of unfashionable French director René Clément, the subject of four new home entertainment releases. Still from And Hope To Die

Savages & Bo Ningen Announce Live Collab

Groups to perform 'sonic simultaneous poem' in Shoreditch tomorrow night

Song To The Siren: An Extract From New Chemical Brothers Book

Paused In Cosmic Reflection is first official book by and on The Chems. Here we offer an exclusive early look at a chapter on their early days in Manchester. Band portrait by Hamish Brown

INTERVIEW: Lost In France Director Niall McCann

Talking to director Niall McCann about his new film exploring the history of Chemikal Underground Records

One Vision: John Robins’ Favourite Albums

John Robins, Edinburgh Award-winning comic and co-host of 5 Live's new Friday afternoon show, gives Simon Price perhaps the first Baker's Dozen to include both Chris De Burgh and Godspeed You! Black Emperor.

Normil Hawaiians

More Wealth Than Money

A killer slice of freeform raging post-punk, rescued and reissued by Upset The Rhythm.

Trupa Trupa

B Flat A

Skulking Gdańsk-based rockers Trupa Trupa sound more evil than ever on latest LP, finds Richard Foster

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.