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End Of The Road Reveals Second Wave Of Acts For 2024 Event

Richard Hawley, Altin Gün and billy woods are among the latest names to join the lineup

WATCH: Spaceape – ‘On The Run’

Watch the video for Kode9 collaborator Spaceape's solo missive

Cycles, Returns & Rebirth: Alexander Tucker On Derek Jarman

With the BFI's Derek Jarman season currently underway, musician and artist Alexander Tucker recalls his first trip to Jarman's garden, his time spent immersed in the alien beauty of Dungeness, and the filmmaker's huge influence on his own work

Lovely Jubbly: D Double E’s Favourite Music

D Double E guides Aaron Bishop through the albums that shaped him and how the artists behind them resonated with him from Twista and Mobb Deep to Aaliyah and Shabba Ranks

The Pink Church: DICE Festival Reviewed

Aimee Armstrong encounters a genuine safe space for LGBTQ+ thinkers and performers in a church in Berlin, as part of DICE festival

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Systhema

Mudhoney and Sub Pop Celebrate 20th Anniversaries

Unsound Announces Pre-Festival Discussions

Unsound LAB kicks off next week with an online panel chaired by Discwoman's Frankie Decaiza Hutchinson

Critic’s Round-Up: Mark Kermode’s Favourite Albums

The film critic, television presenter and skiffle bassist sets aside his DVD stack to talk top records with Marc Burrows

Cult Arthur Russell Record To Be Reissued

An album from cult Arthur Russell project The Necessaries will be made available again

Slipknot’s All Hope Is Gone Not Just A Clever Name…

John Doran slowly peels back the masks of so-called extreme metal behemoths Slipknot and looks at the jaundiced and withered flesh underneath. It isn’t, he concludes, a pretty sight.

Distant Worlds: One By S t a r g a z e

Berlin and Amsterdam-based ensemble play music by Tyondai Braxton, Nik Colk Void, Arone Dyer, Aart Strootman, and Greg Saunier

A Document in Time: Neil Halstead Of Slowdive’s Baker’s Dozen

With Slowdive reformed and about to release their fourth album (as well as playing Field Day and Roskilde), Neil Halstead tells Joe Clay about the gateway albums that influenced him the most. Photo by Ingrid Pop.

Baal: Paul Burston On David Bowie’s Goodbye to Berlin

In this month's Low Culture essay, Paul Burston looks back at David Bowie's appearance in BBC TV adaptation of Bertolt Brecht's Baal, exploring how the German playwright was a frequent inspiration to the singer's many incarnations

tQ’s Exclusive Monthly Round-Up Playlist: September 2020

Here's the first in our new monthly series of playlists, compiling absolutely everything new we've covered over the last four and a half weeks!

Embedded In The Skull: Colin Stetson’s Favourite LPs

As the experimental multi-instrumentalist prepares to release an envelope-pushing solo album and play the Quietus-partnered Big Ears Festival in Tennessee, he takes us through 13 LPs that have shaped the journey so far.