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We Can Build You: Assemble And The Legacy Of Walter Segal

With a new exhibition at the Architectural Association, Christo Hall re-examines the story of Walter Segal’s self-build revolution of the 1980s and its influence on Assemble and others today

The Happy Balance: An Interview With Jessica Winter

Jessica Winter takes Lior Phillips through her journey from a youth immersed in solo piano and the Portsmouth punk scene, through to the powerful pop of her new EP Limerence

tQ’s Subscriber Playlist: Our Top 50 Tracks of 2024

Here's a special bonus playlist for our subscribers featuring all of the tracks included in our top 50 of the year

LISTEN: Disappears – Halcyon Days

First play of track from next year's Irreal album

tQ Subscriber Release: Thee Alcoholics

Thee Alcoholics' Rhys Llewellyn speaks to Julian Marszalek about their eviscerating new live-in-the-studio session now available for Quietus subscribers, and out on vinyl in November

Sly & The Family Drone

Moon Is Doom Backwards

The ghosts of sleepy rivers haunt a subtler, less overloaded Sly & The Family Drone, finds Jared Dix

Jlin

Perspective

From Gary, Indiana, to the Third Percussion Orchestra and back, Jlin’s delirious rhythmelodies open new psychedelic frontiers, for Jaša Bužinel

Iron & Wine

Ghost On Ghost

Alternate Utopias: An Interview With Sarathy Korwar

Sarathy Korwar speaks to Patrick Clarke about how Indo-futurism, a colonialist critique of Thomas More’s Utopia, and the invention of his own new circular rhythm system have pushed his practise forwards on ambitious new album KALAK

Perpetuating The Mystery: The Strange World of… The Necks

So, you've only heard Sex by The Necks... well, where do you go next? Thirty years into a career of ever-blossoming sonic exploration, Joe Richards has been speaking to Tony Buck (drums and percussion) and Lloyd Swanton (bass), two thirds of The Necks, ahead of their European tour and sold out show at Café OTO

Big Lebowski 10th Anniversary Bowling Ball

Be the first on your street to do your tired impressions of The Jesus with an official _Big Lebowski_ bowling ball DVD case!

Broken Sounds, Broken Times: Things Learned At Unsound 2016

This year's Unsound Festival in Krakow takes place against a background of bleak political news across the globe, making its theme of Dislocation a timely one. Luke Turner and John Doran explore this via stunning performances by Miss Red to Matmos, Senyawa to Yves Tumor and many many more. Photos by Anna Spysz & Theresa Baumgartner

Poetry: ‘Prawns Of Joe’ By Rachael Allen

This week's new writing comes from the poetically omnipresent (Tender, Clinic, Granta - oh my!) Rachael Allen in the form of 'Prawns of Joe', a poem originally published in print by our good friends over at Test Centre

Glastonbury Told To Improve Crowd Control By Council

A report put together in the wake of this year's event also called on organisers to reduce noise

LISTEN: The Epic Of Everest Album Stream

Hear Simon Fisher Turner's new soundtrack to the restored film of Mallory and Irvine's 1924 Everest expedition

WATCH: Laibach Stream Coal Mine Gig

Tonight!