INTERVIEW: Michael Smith

tQ talks to the writer about his new film cycle about the English coast, showing at the BFI next week

Piss Off! Mr Agreeable Makes A Deposit In Pop Stars’ Tidal Basin

As most of the world's (er America's) biggest pop stars gather together for a press conference announcing new streaming service Tidal, our old friend Mr Agreeable has choice words to say about their grab for cash

Foley Cow! Berberian Sound Studio Director Peter Strickland Interviewed

Peter Strickland chats to Basia Lewandowska Cummings about his superb meta-giallo audio-chiller, which previewed at London's FrightFest last weekend and now goes on nationwide theatrical release

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Telling The Trees

Steve Davis In BBC DJing Documentary

Snooker player subject of DJing documentary following Bloc appearance

Glastonbury May Not Return Until 2022, Says Michael Eavis

The festival's founder said that a 2021 edition of the event is "wishful thinking" at present

Thy Will Be Done: J.G. Ballard Interviewed by Toby Litt

Taken from the newly released Extreme Metaphors, collecting interviews with J.G. Ballard over his forty-eight year career, British author Toby Litt introduces an extract from his 2006 interview with the 'Seer of Shepperton' on fascism and his then-new novel Kingdom Come

What’s Left Unsaid: Snowman Interviewed

As Snowman prepare to release their last album and disappear, Steph Kretowicz discusses their flight from Perth and finding "those spaces, all those moments in between"

A Protected Sound: An Interview With Dalglish

Joseph Burnett speaks to enigmatic electronic musician Chris Douglas about his new album on PAN, creating his own protected sound world, and working with Mike Banks and James Stinson

Radio Heads: Finally, New By They Hate Change

Tampa Bay's They Hate Change channel the pirate sound of 90s London into a full-length debut that breaks all the boundaries, finds Miloš Hroch

Chris Watson On Recording The Music Of The Natural World

In Cabaret Voltaire, Chris Watson used tape loops and field recordings as a pioneer of industrial music. Now, he is a sound recordist for BBC nature programmes who also works on installations, films and his own albums. He speaks to Luke Turner about trying to capture the sound of the world in a very noisy modern age

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Come Down With Me

Kode9 & The Spaceape

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