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Organic Intelligence

Organic Intelligence XXXI: The Pre-Trip Hop Bristol Underground

In this month’s antidote to the algorithm, Jonathan Wright takes us on a trip to the fertile underground of 1980s Bristol. Photo of The Wild Bunch by @beezerphotos
A Quietus Interview

Banishing Point: An Interview With Kavus Torabi

Ahead of an appearance at Acid Horse 24, Kavus Torabi talks Jonathan Wright though how, against the odds, he created his second solo album
Music Downloads

Evolutionary Spirit: An Interview With John Foxx And Ade Fenton

John Foxx and Ade Fenton speak to Jonathan Wright about new track 'A Million Times', released today exclusively to tQ Sound And Vision subscribers
Reviews

Julie Byrne

The Greater Wings

Life goes on. Julie Byrne’s reflections on love and loss are breathtaking and beautiful, finds Jonathan Wright
Reviews

Mun Sing

Inflatable Gravestone

Songs of remembrance. Jonathan Wright is moved by Mun Sing’s reflections on the death of their father

News

INTERVIEW: Nabihah Iqbal On Brighton Festival Directorship

The artist tells tQ about her role as guest director of Brighton Festival and about the genesis of her remarkable new album, Dreamer
Reviews

Yossari Baby

Inferiority Complex

Channeling creative insecurity as a DIY act of post-punk defiance, Yossari Baby are far more than just another post-punk band, finds Jonathan Wright
Reviews

Everything But The Girl

Fuse

More than twenty years since their last album proper, Tracey Thorn and Ben Watts return with a remarkable new release
A Quietus Interview

The Endless Now: An Interview With Lisa O’Neill

The Irish singer-songwriter tells Jonathan Wright how embracing a lack of control, the influence of poet Patrick Kavanagh and the upheaval of the coronavirus pandemic influenced her new album All Of This Is Chance

Reissue of the Week

Life During Wartime: Radio Tisdas & The Roots Of Tinariwen

Tinariwen's first two albums are rich and complex and deal with themes and issues that, sadly, are still as pertinent today as when the records were made. Jonathan Wright listens in
Anniversary

40 Years Later: Closer & The Last Days Of Joy Division

Because of the death of Ian Curtis and the nature of the band's last recordings, Joy Division's Closer is an album around which a stillness has settled. In truth, says Jonathan Wright as he talks to Peter Hook and Paul Morley, no band evolved so rapidly. All Joy Division portraits courtesy of Kevin Cummins

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