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Missing The Jackpot: William Gibson’s Slow-Cooked Apocalypse

With his latest novel, Agency, set in an alternative present, without Trump and without Brexit, William Gibson talks multicausal Armageddons – and Dominic Cummings

Shifting Perspectives: An Interview With Laura

Melbourne's Laura released their latest album Twelve Hundred Times late last year, which found their sound moving further into its own distinctive space. Nix Lowrey caught up with bassist Andrew Yardley to talk artwork, Mad Max and survival in the outback

Flora And Fauna: Siavash Amini Interviewed

We're delighted that Siavash Amini, who we've been a fan of for some time, has composed a Singularity track for our Sound & Vision subscribers. Here he tells Patrick Clarke about two of his influences, the Comte de Lautréamont and Eugene Thacker

Lone Star Saint: Roky Erickson’s Solo Career In Review

Looking back at Roky Erickson's creative 1980s, Billy Miller, Craig Luckin and Stu Cook tell Ben Graham about ill advised acid trips and albums recorded in psychiatric hospitals

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As tQ turns 12 we're launching a new subscriber system - read on to find out how you can help keep the site alive while also getting access to exclusive music, podcasts and editorial

Howls From The Soul: Bobby Gillespie’s Favourite Albums

After the release of Primal Scream's eleventh album, Chaosmosis, the singer boils his record collection down to a mean 13, a selection that formed his "own private world" while he was growing up in Glasgow

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U2 No Line On The Horizon Track-By-Track Album Review

U2's much-awaited new album _No Line On The Horizon_ finds Bono and chums making concessions to humour, humanity, and their best work in years, finds Stephen Dalton

The Third Wave: Former Things By LoneLady

Julie Campbell’s third LoneLady record offsets temporal anxieties with sparkling synth pop melodies in her most ambitious album to date, finds Zara Hedderman

Amorphous Choices: Mira Calix’ Favourite Music

Jude Rogers quizzes sound sculptor Mira Calix about her favourite albums, from MBV to Britten, Stravinsky to Laura Cannell, and PJ Harvey to the bountiful joys of the Warp back catalogue