A Safe Place For Me: Jesca Hoop’s 13 Favourite Records

Ahead of her performance at Green Man this weekend, Jesca Hoop guides Diva Harris through her 13 favourite albums, from Björk to Dylan, Cat Stevens and Kate Bush

Another Haçienda DJ Selling Collection

DJ Buckey Boyland lists collection of 8,000 records for sale after former resident Dave Haslam sells his 4,000-strong collection to Seth Troxler

Worlds To Walk Into: Darren Hayman’s Favourite Albums

As he releases a beautifully reflective album on the fall-out from a broken love, Darren Hayman takes us through 13 favourite albums, from Miles Davis collaborating with John Coltrane via Cliff Richard, the kids from Fame, Liz Phair, Nic Jones, ELO and The Damned.

Rubber Rings: Johnny Marr’s Favourite Albums

As he embarks on a world tour, Johnny Marr talks to John Freeman about how his 13 favourite albums have provided career-spanning inspiration for everything from The Smiths to his latest solo record, Playland

Frankie Goes To Hollywood

Frankie Said

Carlos Cipa

All Your Life You Walk

Surgeon

Unreleased Tracks 1995-1996 EP

Columnfortably Numb: Psych Rock For May Reviewed By JR Moores

JR Moores surveys the latest psych and noise-rock releases, pines for the CD-R format and wonders what comes after perfection

Sufjan Stevens

Carrie & Lowell

Branchage Festival 2014 Announced

tQ partner with Jersey film festival for film, music, talks and more

Marco Shuttle

Systhema

LISTEN: New Gum Takes Tooth Track

Gum Takes Tooth unveil 'Fights Physiology', the second taste of their forthcoming album

Pavement Detail 30th Anniversary ‘Slanted & Enchanted’ Reissue

The updated edition of the band's 1992 debut LP will include a tape of demos that the band sent to record labels

Normil Hawaiians

More Wealth Than Money

A killer slice of freeform raging post-punk, rescued and reissued by Upset The Rhythm.

Trupa Trupa

B Flat A

Skulking Gdańsk-based rockers Trupa Trupa sound more evil than ever on latest LP, finds Richard Foster

FESTIVAL REPORT: Wysing

The Wysing Festival in rural Cambridgeshire last weekend saw a female-artist-focussed line-up on a thrillingly diverse date out that ranged from abstract experimentation to shouty indie and gothic disco jams. Melissa Steiner reports on great sets from the likes of Holly Herndon, Nik Colk Void, Helena Hauff, Woolf, Trash Kit, and various Raincoats.