Aaron Skates

Spool’s Out: The Best Tapes Of 2019 With Tristan Bath

Tristan Bath brings another year of music released on cassette tape to a close, and picks 2019’s 10 best tapes, and the year’s best tape label

Fatima Al Qadiri

Medieval Femme

An album of longtail reverb and fidgety interludes celebrating female Arab poets of the middle ages proves an essential addition to the Hyperdub canon, finds David Burke

Bristol Short Film & Animation Festival

Stephen Martin looks forward to this week's film score masterclass featuring Adrian Utley of Portishead, part of the Encounters Festival in Bristol

At His Modjesty’s Request: Paul Weller’s Favourite Albums

Paul Weller is releasing a new album, Saturns Pattern, so we sent tQ film editor Mat Colegate off to meet his mod hero and bask in the glory of his sartorial prowess. Ah, yes, and find out about his top 13 albums as well

Green Day

21st Century Breakdown

Psychic Hi-Fi: Genesis Breyer P-Orridge’s Favourite Albums

The Quietus catches up with Genesis Breyer P-Orridge to hear about the albums that forced the hand of h/er record player (this piece was republished on the event of GPO's death on 14th March 2020)

Rapid Eye Movements: Saccades By Rian Treanor & Ocen James

A thrilling collaboration between Acholitronix pioneer and one of the UK's most forward-thinking electronic producers

Broadcast Announce First UK Tour Since 2005

Duo hit the road once more...

This Heat Reform (Sort Of)

Concerts at Cafe Oto in February

Brian Eno Confirms New Album For Warp

First for Warp, artwork below

Liars And Flaming Lips For La Route Du Rock Festival

Massive Attack & Caribou also on bill

LISTEN: New Theon Cross (Sons of Kemet)

Sons of Kemet's Theon Cross shares a new solo track, and tells us about drawing inspiration from Kung Fu Panda

Happy Songs? Stuart Braithwaite Of Mogwai’s Favourite Albums

Mogwai's Stuart Braithwaite takes us through his favourite albums, and explains why it's Margaret Thatcher's fault that everyone in Scotland is a goth and how John Peel funded the Scottish music scene

The Dead Weather Cover Gary Numan

Watch a video here

Empire Of The Sun

Walking On A Dream

Junk Shop Classical On Lili Boulanger: Music Stories Told £1 LP By £1 LP

The chance finding of a 1960 album on a long-gone American indie label led Phil Hebblethwaite into the enormous sound world of the supremely talented French composer Lili Boulanger, who set Psalms to music and might have written a requiem for her own death in 1918 at the tragically young age of 24