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Burden Of Proofs: The Return Of Our Crime Fiction Column

In the second edition of our crime fiction column, Angus Batey reviews new books from John Barlow, James Lee Burke, Nickolas Butler, James Ellroy, Paula Hawkins, and others, while Enrico Monacelli tackles Joseph Knox's latest and the new unfinished book in podcast form from Bret Easton Ellis

Music of the Month

Music Of The Month: The Best Albums And Tracks Of April 2024

From Still House Plants to Surgeon & Speedy J, tQ staffers select sift through April's albums and tracks to present the music that you most need to hear

Baker's Dozen

Unearthly Delights: Eric Chenaux’s Favourite Albums

Ahead of a new trio album and a show at this year's Acid Horse, Eric Chenaux takes Barnaby Smith through the thirteen albums that changed him, from the avant-garde to hip hop, traditional folksong to vintage Brazilian psychedelia and more

Psych Rock

Columnfortably Numb: Psych Reviews For March By JR Moores

After the proto-dystopian arsestorm that was the last calendar year, JR Moores looks on the bright side of psych

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LISTEN: Brazil-Infused Collaboration

Members of Archie Bronson Outfit and Capitol K team up for new project; listen to a track below

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Carter Tutti To Play Heaven

Mika Vainio and Excepter on the bill! Photo by Chris & Cosey

Baker's Dozen

A Spoon Baker’s Dozen: The Texan Connections Of Julian Cope

As Spoon hit the UK their vocalist and founder Britt Daniel guides Charles Ubaghs through his 13 favourite albums, from Public Enemy to Miles Davis, the raw emotion of Cat Power and strange idol Julian Cope

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Numan & Orbital For Bloc!

Amazing line-up starts to take shape

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Esben And The Witch Announce New Album

Listen to Blood Teachings, first track from Steve Albini-recorded A New Nature, below; LP out in September, followed by London show

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LISTEN: New Sudden Death Of Stars Tracks

First taster of new album ahead of February and March tour dates

Baker's Dozen

Thirteen Types Of Elsewhere: Mark Fell’s Favourite Albums

On the eve of his appearance at Semibreve, Portugal's annual celebration of "exploratory music and digital arts", Mark Fell guides us through his most beloved releases

Baker's Dozen

Thirteen Convulsions: Geordie Greep’s Favourite Albums

Black Midi frontman Geordie Greep takes Cal Cashin through the thirteen albums that have gripped him the most, from the majesty of Bach to the mania of Léo Ferré

Album of the Week

Insight Specific: Bas Jan’s Yes I Jan
Yes I Jan

Synths, violin, drums and a wonderful voice: day-to-day stories full of uncanny pop punk magic

Black Sky Thinking

What Sleaford Mods Tell Us About The End Of Capitalism & A 60s Dream

As Sleaford Mods return to the UK at the end of a triumphant European tour, Hazel Sheffield argues the band are the product of the death of capitalism as much as their songs invoke its demise

Baker's Dozen

At His Modjesty’s Request: Paul Weller’s Favourite Albums

Paul Weller is releasing a new album, Saturns Pattern, so we sent tQ film editor Mat Colegate off to meet his mod hero and bask in the glory of his sartorial prowess. Ah, yes, and find out about his top 13 albums as well

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Previously Read

Burden Of Proofs: The Return Of Our Crime Fiction Column

Music Of The Month: The Best Albums And Tracks Of April 2024

Unearthly Delights: Eric Chenaux’s Favourite Albums