Luke Turner

LISTEN: British Sea Power Reissue

Stream a number of tracks from the just-released reissue of British Sea Power's debut album below

It’ll Be A Scorcher! Quietus Writers’ Field Day Tips

The Quietus' Field Day reviewing team on what you shouldn't miss this weekend. Photo by Valerio Berdini

Fiery Sermons Against The Age Of Beige: Algiers Live

Within their gospel-flecked industrial rattlers, Algiers cover rage, politics, sex and death. After watching them play London's Ace Hotel last night, Luke Turner argues that they are what pop music needs in 2015

The Fall

Sub-Lingual Tablet

PREVIEW: Orphx At Kaos

Ahead of the infernally noisy techno duo's visit to London this weekend, KAOS' Lee Adams picks five essential Orphx moments and tells us why he's bringing them over.

Winners’ Music: Daniel Patrick Quinn’s Favourite Albums

Island-dwelling outsider musician and One More Grain brain Daniel Patrick Quinn tells us about his 13 favourite albums from Suede to Fela Kuti, Nico to Robert Wyatt and Gamelan to ELO, plus the sound of a snipe drumming, and wonders whether he'd have sexual feelings for Jeff Lynne were he a woman.

WATCH: One More Grain Video

Interplanetary mineral romance from Daniel Patrick Quinn &co

You Have To Fight For Change: Algiers Interviewed

Politicised trio Algiers come roaring out of the American South with a righteous and heady mix of gospel, Rowland S Howard guitar noise and a drum machine. They speak to Luke Turner about the cultural void of Atlanta, colonialism, racism and the apathy of their peers

The Ideal Copies: Graham Lewis Of Wire’s Favourite Albums

As Wire continue their five-night London residency as part of the tQ co-curated DRILL:LEXINGTON festival, their bassist and lyricist gives Luke Turner a tour of his top 13 records

East India Youth

Culture Of Volume

Things Learned At: Bergen’s Borealis Festival, By Luke Turner

Luke Turner heads to the Norwegian city of Bergen for the annual Borealis Festival for a wonderful weekend featuring composition, experimentation, melting ice, Russell Haswell, Lucy Railton and Richard Dawson, recontextualised rap and more. All photos thanks to Borealis and Henrik Beck.

LIVE REPORT: Richard Skelton

Luke Turner visits the beautiful church of St John On Bethnal Green to see Richard Skelton, Laura Cannell and Rob St John explore dark visions of the British landscape on the final night of the Saisonscape tour

INTERVIEW: Perc

We speak to Ali Wells ahead of his gig for us at Birthdays next week

Wire Lexington Supports! New Tune!

First play of Split Your Ends from new album. Plus: read an interview with Graham Lewis! Homepage photograph courtesy of Kenichi Iwasa

LISTEN: Perc 10 Yrs Party Preview Playlist

Get stuck in ahead of this weekend's party

Jenny Hval: New LP Details

tQ favourite to release new album in June

Not Masochism As A Simplistic Concept: CTM 2015 Reviewed

Sophie Coletta, Luke Turner and Sonja Matuszczyk visited Berlin last month for the sixteenth edition of CTM festival. Here's what they saw, in and amongst their thankfully edited out moments of debauchery. Photos: Udo Siegfriedt, Fausto Caricato, Benjamin Renter and Marco Microbi

Staying Untuned: Zamilska Interviewed

Her debut album of hard-edged, techno-shaded rattlers was one of our favourites of last year. Before she heads to CTM, Natalia Zamilska talks to Luke Turner about meshing together African music and Emily Brontë, the political aspects of her work and seeking diversity in Poland's music scene

Theatre Of Discomfort: OAKE Interviewed

With their debut album Auferstehung placing high in tQ's albums of 2014 and a set at CTM in their hometown of Berlin imminent next week, the Downwards-signed duo tell Luke Turner about their ethos

PREVIEW: Consumer Electronics

Dates in London and Colchester this week

The Bug & More For CTM

Berlin festival grows pleasingly... Kevin Martin photo by Morisa Tamaki

LISTEN/INTERVIEW: Powell Remixes

Plus! Interview with Powell and Ancient Methods on this "proper body music"

More Names For CTM

We'll be there...

And It’s Goodbye From Them: British Murder Boys Interviewed

British Murder Boys, the twosome of Regis and Surgeon, are sadly now defunct. Before they both play on the same bill at Bloc this weekend, they talk to Luke Turner about Gene Vincent, the influence of pantomime and channelling the errant daydreams of winos into pummelling techno

Mogwai On: Rave Tapes & Mogwai Whiskey

Quietus Christmas Party Info!

Grumbling Fur, Zun Zun Egui and Sex Swing all down for December do...

Spun From Rocks: Richard Skelton’s The Inward Circles

Sonic topographer Richard Skelton is back with a new project, The Inward Circles. He tells Luke Turner about the evolution of his windswept, increasingly stark music

INTERVIEW: Mark Titchner & Grumbling Fur Discuss Rose

Mark Titchner, Alexander Tucker and Daniel O'Sullivan discuss this Thursday's performance of Rose at the Camden Roundhouse

Consumer Electronics

Estuary English

LISTEN: The Quietus On The Selector

Luke Turner guests on the British Council's programme devoted to new British music

Allow No Distractions: Marshstepper Interviewed

Marshstepper live in Arizona's badlands and like making an unholy racket without wearing many clothes. With European dates and a new record on Downwards imminent, they tell Luke Turner about their mysterious practice

Dream Baby Dream: Unsound Festival Reviewed

Luke Turner and Rory Gibb head to Krakow for a week at Poland's Unsound Festival, the theme of which is The Dream... the likes of The Bug, Cyclobe, Zamilska, Ksiezyc, Powell and Russell Haswell send them into a heady, other place... Photos by Anna Spysz and Camille Blake