Nick Cave To Present ‘Murder Ballads’ Listen-Along Event

Cave will be joined by Mick Harvey and Blixa Bargeld for a web chat about the 1996 album

The Echoes Of Anxiety: The Caretaker’s Final Chapter

With Everywhere at the end of time – Stage 6, The Caretaker brings to a close a twenty-year project with a double album of heartbreaking, elegiac music, finds Maybury

INTERVIEW: Speedy Wunderground

Producer Dan Carey tells us about his brand new 7" label, Speedy Wunderground, which sees him cutting a record in just one day - have a listen to their first release, I Go Out, featuring Steve Mason, Emilíana Torrini and Toy, below

COMPETITION: Win The Devils On DVD

Forever controversial Ken Russell picture up for grabs!

Inscriber Of The Future: Remembering Richard H. Kirk

Richard H. Kirk’s astonishing and audacious music inscribed the future in which we’re presently living, says David Stubbs, as he remembers the pioneering Cabaret Voltaire musician following his death aged 65

The Pre-New Single Remixed By St Etienne

LISTEN: New This White Light

SUNN O))) member and Southern Lord Records co-founder Greg Anderson has formed a new band called This White Light

Living Treasures: Oceania At The Royal Academy

Jude Cowan Montague dives deep into the Royal Academy's exhibition of art from the region of Oceania

Love Never Dies: The Beatles’ Revolver Revisited

On the release of a lavish new remaster of The Beatles' landmark 1966 album, Matthew Lindsay explores the era's climate of hyper-accelerating pop, the kitchen sink realism at the record's heart, and its long-lasting influence on everything from glam rock to hip hop

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The Reports Of The Record Industry’s Rebirth Are Greatly Exaggerated

Last week the major labels were all over the media shouting excitedly about new positive streaming figures. But, points out Eamonn Forde, the reality is far from rosy - especially for those artists tQ loves.

Bard On A Wire: Sleaford Mods’ Spare Ribs Reviewed

From Conservatism to consumerism, there's plenty in contemporary Britain to attract the lyrical ire of Jason Wiliamson. But, argues JR Moores, there's a lot more to Sleaford Mods than needlsharp commentary on the everyday present

Films For Music: Dogs In Space Revisited

Anthony Nield takes a look at Richard Lowenstein's document of the Australian post-punk underground, starring a young Michael Hutchence

Tape Adapter: April’s Hip Hop Mixtapes Reviewed by Gary Suarez

He gets his bread, he gets some more, he grabs his Jimmy Choos - Gary Suarez always wears the optimum footwear when reviewing the finest hip hop mixtapes April has to offer

A Stitch In Time: Swedish Folk Sisters First Aid Kit Interviewed

Charles Ubaghs hooks up (not that way, he'd get arrested) with Fleet Foxes covering Swedes First Aid Kit to prove age ain't nothing but a number

THIS WEEKEND: Just Jam At The Barbican

Omar Souleyman, D Double E, Mumdance & Novelist and more on Saturday