LIVE REPORT: Prince At King’s Place

Prince live virgin Luke Turner gets taken up a back street in King's Cross by 3rdeyegirl and the man himself for a Valentine's Night of intimate pop eroticism

TQ Sound + Vision Subscribers Get Debut VÄLVĒ LP Geography

The Vernal Equinox is here and we're marking it with the release of the sumptuous, beautiful, resonant debut LP by VÄLVĒ for tQ Sound + Vision subscribers

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Low Culture Podcast Five: John Higgs On Iron Maiden & Eddie The Head

The fifth in our series of subscriber only podcasts sees KLF and William Blake author John Higgs talking about the deep, esoteric history of the heavy metal mascot that embodies the spirit of one of the world's biggest bands

Two North Wests: An Interview With Oh Baby And Kelley Stoltz

Oh Baby and Kelley Stoltz discuss their new collaboration for The Quietus’ subscriber exclusive Singularity series, and draw the lines between the music of 1960s West Coast America, and North West English post punk

Lost Tapes: Heather Leigh’s Baker’s Dozen

Heather Leigh takes Jennifer Lucy Allan on a wild ride from teenage dancing on acid to Depeche Mode to collaborating with Peter Brotzmann via Britney Spears, Miles Davis, DJ Screw and The Dead C in this week's Baker's Dozen

Low Culture Podcast: A Balearic Guernsey & The Best Of October

The Low Culture podcast is back with your tips for the month ahead, from Andor to a new Peter Strickland film and banging noise from Persher.

Gumph! Viz As Left Wing Satirical Magazine By Noel Gardner

Viz is more than just a very funny comic to long time fan Noel Gardner. But the extent to which it's a vehicle for incisive, leftwing satirical commentary, he says in this subscriber only essay, is something that's open to debate...

WIN: Motörhead Live DVD/CD

Win copies of Motörhead's new live DVD/double album

Oxygène Of Collaboration: Jean-Michel Jarre’s Favourite Albums

As he releases his first new material in eight years, the French composer, producer and laser harp maestro talks Yousif Nur through a Baker's Dozen of LPs by artists who shaped or collaborated on his Electronica albums