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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.

LIVE REPORT: Turbonegro

Our man of metal Toby Cook sees a ribald and rowdy Turbonegro at London's Electric Ballroom. Picture thanks to Katja Ogrin

Road Of The King! Trekking The Annapurna Sanctuary In One Pair Of Trousers

In the first part of Daniel Ross' account of his trek through Nepal's Annapurna Sanctuary, he has several run ins with chillies, chaotic roads and altitude sickness, and ends on a breathless high

Dawn To Dusk: Richard Dawson’s Favourite Albums

Tales of the oddest record shop on Tyneside and much more as Richard Dawson guides Jennifer Lucy Allan through an unsurprisingly diverse selection of records in this week's Baker's Dozen

Staying On The One: Bootsy Collins’ Favourite LPs

Bootsy Collins helped define the sound of funk, working with Parliament and James Brown, who taught him the mysterious concept of The One. In this Bakers Dozen, he talks to Julian Marszalek about those times & why he couldn't leave home without dropping acid and listening to Hendrix

INTERVIEW: Nwando Ebizie On New Show Fall And Then Rise

Nwando Ebizie tells tQ about next week's debut of her new multi-sensory work Fall And Then Rise, tailored to be equally fulfilling for d/Deaf audiences, and inspired by Angela Carter, klezmer, Jungian theory and more

Massive Attack New EP & Album

First material for three years

Sheffield’s Black Spiders Eat Thunder And Shit Lightning

Quietus rock mobster Mark Eglinton speaks to steel city rock marauders Black Spiders. Photo: Steve Gullick

Liars Details New LP, ‘The Apple Drop’

Angus Andrew has also shared a video for lead track 'Sekwar'

Your Window Shattering: Underworld And The City At Night

Mat Colegate goes to see Underworld live and talks to Karl Hyde about the joys of being a flâneur

LISTEN: New Femanyst On Noise Manifesto

Paula Temple's Noise Manifesto label unleashes a new EP from producer Femanyst

Something Bigger Than Us: An Interview with Saagara

Ilia Rogatchevski speaks to Polish multi-instrumentalist Wacław Zimpel and master ghatam player Giridhar Udupa about their parallel journeys through music, and their combination as "interstellar folk" project Saagara

tQ’s Exclusive Monthly Round-Up Playlist: August 2024

Here's everything we've covered at The Quietus this month, compiled for the listening pleasure of tQ's subscribers

Champion Versions: Steve Mason’s Favourite Albums

With his new solo album, Meet The Humans, just released, the prolific musician and former Beta Band man gives Joe Clay a tour of his record collection, meandering through electro, hip-hop, punk and more

“There Is Noise In Beauty”: Cornelius’ Favourite Albums

In the first Baker's Dozen of 2018, Cornelius guides us through 13 favourites that helped shaped his musical life, including the new-on-vinyl Mellow Waves