Reviews

LISTEN: New Kristin Hersh

Kristin Hersh has signed to Fire Records for the release of her next album

The Women Moving Ukraine’s Underground, Part 2: Thinking About the Future

In the second instalment of New Voices Ukraine, tQ's new collaboration with 20ft Radio, Neformat, the British Council and Ukrainian Institute, Yaryna Denysyuk of Neformat continues her investigation into the role of women in the country's wartime music scene, and seeks out the figures who will shape the future

WATCH: New Mastodon Video

WATCH: Goat At Rocket Anniversary

Goat unleash their riotous brand of jazz-inflected rock on the Rocket Recordings' 20th anniversary last month

LISTEN: Todd Terje/Roxy Music

Norwegian disco/house producer turns his hand to 'Love Is The Drug'

Stave Announces New EP After the Social

... comes complete with Regis bringing out his remix piledrivers

Johnny Marr Comments On Morrissey’s Brexit Support

Morrissey's pro-Farage stance puts a dampener on any chance of a reunion of The Smiths, says Marr

Joanne Joanne At The Lexington In August

Duran Duran concept band also recording first EP

THIS WEEKEND: Amplification/Annihilation at Cafe Oto

Free-entry listening event on Sunday 20th August will explore sounds and music that confront environmental change and the climate crisis

LISTEN: New Skrillex

Out of the traps in 2013

tQ’s Exclusive Monthly Round-Up Playlist: February 2021

For tQ subscribers, here's all the ace new music we've covered on the site this February, compiled into one handy mega-playlist!

Tape Adapter: October’s Hip Hop Mixtapes Reviewed By Gary Suarez

A new set from Chicago's Lil Durk proves to be the highlight of this month's haul, while elsewhere there's Pro Era jetsam from CJ Fly following in Joey Bada$$' wake

Land of Kush

Sand Enigma

Sam Shalabi’s ambitious Land Of Kush project returns with its fourth album - a wild genre-defying collision of Cairo-style big band jazz, electronica and art rock, that is their best release to date, finds Sean Kitching

Complete Communion: The Month’s Best Jazz Reviewed

Jamie Skey returns for the latest edition of his monthly jazz column, exploring a selection of the best recent jazz (and not so jazz) releases, including great new albums from Phronesis, Led Bib (pictured), Dominic J Marshall and Marius Neset