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New Music Biennial Launches Open Call for New Works to be Presented During 2025 Edition

Next year's festival will take place place at London's Southbank Centre and in Bradford, 2025 UK City of Culture

WaqWaq Kingdom

Essaka Hoisa

Beneath an anarchic exterior of gabberised enka, Waqwaq Kingdom's *Essaka Hoisa* bears a mournful inner core, finds Antonio Poscic

UK Dates For The Dead Weather

Jack White and Alison Mosshart coming to Blighty

25 Years of Infernal Weight: The Destructive Legacy of Electric Wizard’s Dopethrone

Dopethrone, says Dan 'The Doom' Franklin, is the greatest album ever recorded; so great in fact that it splintered the band that created it. But one person was standing in the wings, with resurrection on her mind. Jus Oborn and Liz Buckingham discuss the 25-year legacy of Electric Wizard's most notorious album

‘I Love Crying’: Loney, Dear’s Lonely, Lonely World

Emil Svanängen’s sixth album has just been released to quiet but universal acclaim, yet still he’s not happy. Wyndham Wallace explores the intimate, ingenuous universe of Loney, Dear.

William Doyle Details New Album, ‘Great Spans Of Muddy Time’

“Like other favourite songs of mine, this arrived when I least expected it, almost fully formed," he says of the album's lead track

LIVE REPORT: Dinosaur Jr

Damien Morris catches Dinosaur Jr set at the Electric Ballroom, Camden, and finds them as powerful as ever.

WIN: John Doran At If Wet Tickets

Win tickets to see the tQ editor at If Wet in Worcester this Sunday