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PREMIERE: Lunch Money Life Share ‘Human Sacrifice’

The London experimental outfit have signed to Wolf Tone Records for their new single
Black Sky Thinking

Feed Us Weird Things: Artists On Their Favourite Squarepusher Music

To mark the new reissue of Squarepusher's debut album 'Feed Me Weird Things', the likes of Loraine James, John Frusciante and Danalogue pick their favourite albums and tracks by the game-changing producer

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New Wisdom In Old Ways: Jap Kasai Interviewed

Jap Kasai, aka producer Daisuke Iijima, tells Patrick Clarke about his new album combining juke and footwork production with traditional Japanese folk music
News

Chinabot Announces Fourth Anniversary Album And Gig

The label and collective will mark four years with a packed bill at London's Cafe OTO
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Good Eggs: Scotch Rolex Interviewed

DJ Scotch Egg speaks to Patrick Clarke about his ferocious and fun new project as Scotch Rolex, recorded during a residency at the Nyege Nyege Villa in Uganda with East African musicians including Don Zilla, MC Yallah and Duma's Lord Spikeheart
News

International Teachers Of Pop Detail New EP And Tour

The group are planning a long-awaited tour after four coronavirus-enforced postponements
Monthly Playlists

tQ’s Exclusive Monthly Round-Up Playlist: May 2021

For tQ subscribers, here's all the ace new music we've covered on the site this May, compiled into one handy mega-playlist!
Music of the Month

Music Of The Month: The Best Albums And Tracks Of May 2021

From exuberant pop to all-out brutality, via everything in-between, here are tQ's favourite albums and tracks of May 2021
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Proof Positive: An Interview With CHAI

CHAI take Patrick Clarke through the development of their neo-kawaii philosophy on third album WINK, being their own role models, and why they love to make audiences laugh
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Going South: An Interview With Wu-Lu

Wu-Lu's music is a ferocious, genre-defying articulation of the realities of modern South London, but as Miles Romans-Hopcraft tells Patrick Clarke, it speaks a universal truth. Plus, the exclusive premiere of new single 'Being Me'
In Conversation

Modular Therapy: Daniel Miller And Steve Davis In Conversation

Mute Records boss Daniel Miller and former snooker champ turned kraut-psych powerhouse Steve Davis discuss their love of modular synthesisers, ill-fated Jools Holland collaborations, commandeering Elton John's ARP 2600 and more
Music of the Month

Music Of The Month: The Best Albums And Tracks Of April 2021

Here are the ten best albums and the eight best singles of April 2021, as selected by tQ's office staff
Monthly Playlists

tQ’s Exclusive Monthly Round-Up Playlist: April 2021

For tQ subscribers, here's all the ace new music we've covered on the site this April, compiled into one handy mega-playlist!
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Lockdown Playground: An Interview With Alicia Breton Ferrer

Rotterdam noise-rock musician Alicia Breton Ferrer spent lockdown going solo. A year later, she's emerged with a unique and intense document of a time like no other
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Once And Again: An Interview With Julia-Sophie

On the release of her second solo EP of hypnotic avant-pop, Oxford-via-Lyon musician Julia-Sophie speaks to Patrick Clarke about a storied career that's taken her from major label decadence to DIY brilliance
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Balancing Act: An Interview With Howie Lee

Howie Lee talks new album Birdy Island, a blend of traditional Chinese folk and club production that strikes a beautiful balance between the human, the artificial, the ancient and the organic

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INTERVIEW: Zsa Zsa Sapien Discusses His New ‘Sapiosexual’ LP

The sometime Scud FM and Meatraffle member's new album sees him repurposing classic LPs in a technique he calls 'Bastard Parasite Vandalism'
Reviews

Eccentronic Research Council

The Dreamcatcher Tapes Volumes 1 & 2

Lockdown dreams provide the source material for the latest output from the Eccentronic Research Council
Monthly Playlists

tQ’s Exclusive Monthly Round-Up Playlist: March 2021

For tQ subscribers, here's all the ace new music we've covered on the site this March, compiled into one handy mega-playlist!
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Stolen Thunder: An Interview With MXLX

Matthew Loveridge was finishing off his new album when his laptop, and by extension all of his music was stolen. He tells Patrick Clarke how he went and stole it back, and the rest of the story behind intense latest record Nebula Rasa
News

Submissions Are Open For This Year’s AIM Awards

The awards celebrating the very best in the UK's independent music sector will take place in September
Music of the Month

Music Of The Month: The Best Albums And Tracks Of March 2021

Here's your buyer's guide to the very best albums and tracks released this month, compiled by tQ's office staff
News

PREMIERE: Land Trance Share ‘A Raft’ Video

The video comes alongside news of a first-time vinyl release for 'First Seance', the 2020 album on which 'A Raft' features
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Maximum Intensity: An Interview With The Armed

Patrick Clarke speaks to a member of notorious Detroit hardcore collective The Armed to discuss the band's cult-like following, how they underwent gruelling bodybuilding diet plans for the sake of art, and how they hope to re-draw the boundaries of hardcore music with new album ULTRAPOP
News

Another New Thing Share ‘The Action Membrane’

Preston/Sheffield/Pennsylvania synth trio Another New Thing share the latest single from debut album XYZZY
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Posthuman Behaviour: Alexander Tucker On Microcorps

With his new modular project Microcorps, Alexander Tucker blurs the lines between human and humanoid as he investigates how language can shift our perception. He tells Patrick Clarke the story of new album XMIT
News

London’s Lexington Shares Crowdfunding Appeal For Survival

The London venue has exclusive merch designed by Fat White Family, The Horrors and more among rewards for the crowdfunder
News

PREMIERE: Habibi Funk Shares Two Rogér Fakhr Recordings

The label's next release will be a collection of songs by the Lebanese pioneer
Monthly Playlists

tQ’s Exclusive Monthly Round-Up Playlist: February 2021

For tQ subscribers, here's all the ace new music we've covered on the site this February, compiled into one handy mega-playlist!
Music of the Month

Music Of The Month: The Best Albums And Tracks Of February 2021

Here are ten essential albums and EPs that we at tQ have been loving this last month, as well as a smattering of superb singles
Reviews

Lost Highway: Nick Cave And Warren Ellis’ ‘Carnage’ Reviewed

Nick Cave and Warren Ellis' lockdown album, 'Carnage', is full of vast swings of emotion, strange shifts in reality, endless twists, and frustrating failures of momentum – an accurate reflection of the last year. Patrick Clarke reviews an often remarkable but occasionally exasperating new record
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I Am What I Am: Ed Dowie Interviewed

Ed Dowie speaks to Patrick Clarke about the making of his bold and beautiful second solo album ‘The Obvious I’, informed by his experience in choral, pop and experimental music, and a newfound focus on the personal
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