DUDS

Immediate

You never know what they’re going to do next, but it’ll definitely be brilliant

The Pixels Themselves: An Interview With Mario Klingemann

The Munich-based artist talks art, AI, and aesthetics

Dave Gahan: Soulsavers Not Over Yet

Dave Gahan suggests there'll be more collaboration in video interview

A New England: Gareth Southgate, Cultural Revolutionary

"30 years of hurt" has often felt like it applied to the bombastic jingoism related to England, but all that is changing with Gareth Southgate's diverse, intelligent team and their rise to the finals of the Euros, argues Tim Burrows. Image: Catherine Ivill/Getty

Aidan Moffat For Scottish Road Trip

Moffat, his ace hat and film-maker Paul Fegan set for documentary tracing the country's musical traditions as part of Commonwealth Games Cultural Programme. Photographs courtesy of Neale Smith

Joel Gion

Apple Bonkers

Cross-Genre Delights: Incubate Festival 2011

Frances Morgan travels to the Incubate Festival in Tilburg to take part in a panel discussion about DIY culture, and gets lost in a weekend's worth of musical intrigue

LIVE REPORT: Broken Flag Weekender

Last weekend, long-running noise label Broken Flag celebrated their 30th anniversary with a weekend of blistering sounds at London's Tufnell Park Dome. Mat Colegate left with his hair singed

Concentration Tour Europe

Crazed quartet follow Unsound triumph with dates across the EU and UK including London, Bristol and Salford

PREGOBLIN Share New Single, ‘Gangsters’

It follows on from the track 'Love Letters' which the duo released earlier this year

LISTEN: Weaponise Your Sound IWD Comp

The team behind NTS radio show Diet Clinic puts together a charity compilation for International Women's Day

Community in the Ukrainian Underground, Part One:  “Nyzhnoyurkivska”, 20 Ft Radio and The Module Project 

In the latest edition of New Voices Ukraine, tQ's new collaboration with 20ft Radio, Neformat, the British Council and Ukrainian Institute, Yaryna Denysyuk and Kseniia Yanus examine the radio stations, small events and music schools that are forming the heart of Ukraine’s underground music communities

The Low Culture Essay: Stephanie Phillips on the 1998 Kathleen Hanna solo album, Julie Ruin

In this month’s essay, Stephanie Phillips reflects on the 1998 lo-fi, art pop album Julie Ruin, in which riot grrrl veteran Kathleen Hanna reaffirms her position in feminist art, while creating the building blocks for a dance punk future

Akatombo

Sometime, Never

Caught By The River At Open East Festival

Wire, Charlie Boyer, Rhys Webb and more, alongside local beer festival, at ace CBTR stage

LIVE REPORT: Houghton 2018

Following a standout first edition in 2017, Christian Eede returns to Houghton festival to report back on its second year