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Bringing Home The Brecons: Green Man 2024 Reviewed

Big Thief, Lonnie Holley, Lynks, Nadine Shah, Omar Souleyman and others triumph in another excellent instalment of Green Man. Alastair Shuttleworth reports on a weekend that again strengthens its claim to be one of the UK’s best music festivals. All photos by Jan Rijk / dutchpix.com

The Gossip Announce New Album

Music For Men to drop its trousers in June

Hear Ghostpoet, Goldie’s Body Of Songs Tracks

First two results of new project, which sees ten musicians writing songs about ten different bodily organs, unveiled; Ghostpoet's Obaro Ejimiwe tells us about his, A Plateful Of Liver

Russell Haswell

Respondent

Haswell's latest mini-LP on Diagonal is properly idiosyncratic noise techno

Art Making Itself Useful: The Legacy Of Eric Ravilious

Sam Gregory finds a peculiar shade of modernism running through Ravilious & Co: The Pattern of Friendship at the Millennium Gallery, Sheffield

PREMIERE: Vince Clarke Remixes Erasure

The three-disc updated edition of the duo's 1991 album, 'Chorus', is out this Friday

To Lose The Spark Along The Way: U2’s The Unforgettable Fire

Forty years on from its release – and with the band’s popularity in question more than ever – Wyndham Wallace returns to The Unforgettable Fire, U2’s incendiary denial of expectations and their first encounter with producers Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois. (This feature was originally published in 2014)

A Tribute To Shane MacGowan, By Tariq Goddard

Tariq Goddard pens a personal tribute to the late Shane MacGowan of The Pogues, whose writing understood something precious about life, and whose voice was the ultimate instrument of light and darkness

Gerry Read

Jummy

tQ Exclusive: I Like Trains Announce Submarium Gig

Album launch show details revealed; Quietus bunker rejoices

Happenstance & Glue: New Transmissions From The Outer Reaches

Scott McKeating finds what he's looking for out at the perimeter - cassettes and CD-Rs of noise sweet noise

Seeing Voices: Will Ashon On The Influence Of Cornelius Cardew On His New Book

Stuck for a way to structure the panoply of voices in his new book *The Passengers*, author Will Ashon turned to a half-century old graphic score by one of Britain’s most radical mid-century composers

SHAPE+ Artist Dino Spiluttini Releases New EP, ‘Eros’

The six-track record explores the concept of rave brutalism