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LISTEN: Carlos Giffoni Feat. Laurel Halo

No Fun boss turns in a killer addition to his No Fun Acid project with 'Evidence', featuring Laurel Halo

The Strange World Of… The Brian Jonestown Massacre

Julian Marszalek tries to talk to Anton Newcombe about the ten highlights of his musical career but ends up discussing the note the Earth vibrates at and his English family crest

Overmono Share Standalone Single, ‘Blow Out’

It's the first new music to emerge from the duo since they released their debut album in May

Robert Curgenven

They Tore The Earth And, Like A Scar, It Swallowed Them

The Voices From The Regions: Ken Loach interviewed

Elizabeth Aubrey talks to the I, Daniel Blake director about the conditions that inspired his BAFTA winning film

Soul Soothers: Suzanne Ciani’s Favourite LPs

Ahead of her appearance at the environmentally sustainable electronic music festival Terraforma, Suzanne Ciani talks Jude Rogers through her favourite 13 albums, from Roxy Music to Pavarotti via Terry Riley and Eva Cassidy, Carole King and Penderecki

Frank Ocean Live Stream

Frank Ocean's site updates with mysterious live stream

Deux Filles

Space & Time

tQ’s Exclusive Monthly Round-Up Playlist: January 2023

Here's hours upon hours of the brilliant new music we've covered here at tQ over the last month, compiled into one handy playlist!

Compiling & Filing: Jan St. Werner’s Favourite Albums

With his operatic performance-cum-radio play Miscontinuum released as an album earlier this year, the Mouse On Mars man takes Nick Hutchings on a trawl of his favourite avant-garde and experimental records

Off The Airwaves, On The Stereo: Mark Radcliffe’s Favourite LPs

Radio DJ hero and now musician Mark Radcliffe tells Jude Rogers tales of being seduced by David Bowie and the gift of a cheese pie from Kate Bush in this week's Baker's Dozen, also featuring the likes of Bob Marley, Joy Division and Stevie Wonder

Reissue Of The Week: The Teardrop Explodes’s Culture Bunker 1978-82

Tyson Meade

Tomorrow In Progress

The Hold Steady

Thrashing Thru The Passion

Thrashing Thru The Passion may not stand up to their very best work, but The Hold Steady's new collection is still full of potency, finds CJ Thorpe-Tracey

Benefits

Constant Noise

Like Underworld fronted by Simon Armitage, the Middlesbrough duo offer a trenchant call to arms, finds Hayley Scott

“My Dad Wrote That Better”: Andrew Falkous’ Baker’s Dozen

Ahead of this month's WRONG Festival, the man behind Mclusky, Future Of The Left and Christian Fitness speaks to JR Moores about the 13 records that inspire him (with only the occasional Lammo and ciabatta-themed digression)