Peder Mannerfelt

The Swedish Congo Record

Manic Street Preachers

Everything Must Go (Reissue)

Le Guess Who? Reveals Guest Curators For 2021 Edition

John Dwyer, Lucrecia Dalt, Matana Roberts, Midori Takada and Phil Elverum have been lined up to programme part of next year's event

Richard Youngs

This Is Not A Lament

Extremity, disregard for convention and the occasional test of a listener's convictions are the hallmarks of Richard Youngs' latest LP

Brendan Benson

My Old Familiar Friend

Shit and Shine

New Confusion

Sonic shock and awe, auditory rapid domination, and roiling low frequencies with the fluid power of a ballista, Shit and Shine’s *New Confusion* is a mangled collection of heavy magic and strange genre digressions clotted with sheer brilliance. Will Ainsley explains why

Dreams More Vivid Than Memories: The Silver Field Interviewed

Coral Rose, aka The Silver Field premieres her sublime new album 'Sing High! Sing Low!' exclusively with tQ, and tells Patrick Clarke about the beauty in being uncertain

Oneohtrix Point Never

Returnal

Aïsha Devi and Slikback Detail Debut Collaborative EP as AKA HEX

The release follows a debut live set together at Kraków's Unsound festival earlier this month

James Murphy Opens Cafe In Brooklyn

Daymoves is the LCD Soundsystem frontman's second venture into the restaurant industry

Thom Yorke Remixes Clark’s ‘Isolation Theme’

"I took Clark's score of 'Isolation Theme' and simply made it feel like the moment we were entering; being told to stay indoors, entering a new type of silence," Yorke says

Land Observations

Roman Roads IV-XI

Simian Mobile Disco: New Album

Seek And Enjoy: Searching For Sugar Man Reviewed

Nadia Attia is enthralled by this investigative profile of cult musician Rodriguez. Main still by Hal Wilson, courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics

Black Cilice

Transfixion Of Spirits

The mysterious Black Cilice offer up more essential extremity, finds Noel Gardner

Spool’s Out: Cassette Reviews For July With Tristan Bath

A collage of field recordings before an empty dancefloor, minimal song structures from Glasgow, tape squished swarmandal improvisations, and heavy acid techno. It can only be Tristan Bath with this month’s roundup of cassette releases. Graham Dunning portrait by Daniel Kordik