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PREMIERE: New Penguin Cafe

Hear the first taste of Penguin Cafe's new record, inspired by a journey in the footsteps of Scott of the Antarctic, exclusively with tQ

LISTEN: David Lynch – Bad The John Boy

Limited edition 12", out on Sacred Bones tomorrow

Once More Unto The Bleach: Debbie Harry Interviewed

In a feature that originally appeared in The Stool Pigeon, John Doran talks to Debbie Harry about the history of Blondie, heroin, reggae and New York City. Debbie Harry photographed by Rebecca Miller

Savages Announce 12″ Live Single

Featuring new song Fuckers and Suicide cover and out in May

Baker’s Dozen: J Mascis On His 13 Favourite Records

The slacker/ shoegaze guitar demon fesses up about his top albums

Babe, Terror

Teghnojoyg

Brazilian producer Claudio Katz Szynkier veils social commentary with hazy retrospection

Greggs & Loathing (& Van Halen): On The Road With Hey Colossus

Recently Toby Cook hit the rock trail in search of the new 'serious' Hey Colossus. What he found was pastry based snacks and loud rock music. Photo gallery by Katja Ogrin

The Real Surreal: On the Road in the USA with a Polaroid Camera

Kat Lister hits the road in the footsteps of Wim Wenders, travelling from Brooklyn to North Carolina, in search of the meaning of instant photography, looking for answers about the transience of life and the ephemerality of art

WATCH: Adam Scovell / Richard Skelton Collab

Adam Scovell discusses coastline film soundtracked by Richard Skelton

Chrome Hoof & More For Raw Power 2020

The chamber rock group will play their first show since 2013 at the London weekender

Cass McCombs

Wit's End

A Living Music: Blues Pills Interviewed

The Swedish-French-American psych quartet tell Julian Marszalek about their cross-continental origins, matching vintage riffs with socially-conscious lyrics and collaborating with The Fool design luminary Marijke Koger

LISTEN: New Luke Haines

Luke Haines shares lead track from new album; listen below

Invada To Release Bait Soundtrack

Music from underground hit to be released via Bristol label

Young Knives On Growing Up In The East Midlands

Neither north nor south, the English Midlands are a confusing place bisected by railways and the M1 and A1. Some would say the Midlands are hard to love. Today, local boys House Of Lords and Henry Dartnall of Young Knives give us a guide. Pic by Cat Stevens.

Nationalism Is Pure Nostalgia: DAF Interviewed

As DAF prepare to release a new album, Filip Kalinowski speaks to Robert Görl and Gabriel 'Gabi' Delgado-López about using synths for punk rock, and why Nazi nationalists are doomed