Spyros Stasis

Souvenirs: Andy McCluskey Of OMD’s Favourite Albums

Andy McCluskey, one half of Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, gives us the low down on his top 13 LPs

Sonic DNA: Natasha Khan Of Bat For Lashes’ Favourite Albums

As part of our series of articles previewing this year's Field Day Festival, Natasha Khan roots through her record collection to pick out her 13 top LPs

Down The Rabbit Hole: Will Sergeant’s Favourite Albums

Echo & The Bunnymen’s Will Sergeant takes Richard Foster through thirteen favourite albums from The Residents to Love, recalls making records with his dad’s electric shaver and a stringless guitar, explains why it’s time to stop bashing prog rock, and much, much more

Roots Rock Riot: Benji Webbe Of Skindred’s Favourite Albums

The alternative metallers' frontman gives Dom Smith his Baker's Dozen of top LPs ahead of a summer of festival sets in support of their new album, Kill The Power

Free MP3: British Sea Power Man Of Aran Track

An ode to island life

Mouth Of The Mersey: Ian McCulloch’s Favourite Albums

Gregarious Scouser Mac tells Rod Kitson what’s what about his favourite albums in one of the most entertaining Baker’s Dozens we’ve run so far

Joe Gideon & The Shark

Harum Scarum

How Giallo Can You Go? Antoni Maiovvi Interviewed

Anton Maiof, the man behind the Antoni Maiovvi mask, reveals the dark secrets of his chilling mutant Italo disco to Wyndham Wallace

No Borders, No Boundaries: Eugene Robinson On His Favourite Albums

The Oxbow frontman, MMA prize fighter and occasional guest writer for tQ, presents a stunning 13 LPs for your perusal, ranging from baritone vocal jazz and noise rock to ecstatic easy listening. John Doran takes notes

Indie Film Roundup: Aftershock, Brilliantlove, and We Are What We Are

From kitchen sink vampires to harrowing _Sophie’s Choice_-esque dilemmas to the sticky frustration of young love, Simon Jablonski picks through the best independent films of the week.

Transcendental Cheap Magic: Wham!’s ‘Last Christmas’ At 40

On 3 December 1984, Wham! released a Christmas single that over the years would lose none of its power despite becoming a sonic monolith of the festive season. Ian Wade reflects on how the song has haunted his life, and the strange melancholy of a Christmas pop death.

Villagers

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Carl Barat To Play Solo Gigs

2011 dates announced

Bon Appétit: James Acaster’s Favourite Albums

From the tiny emo scene of noughties Kettering to a love of underground hip-hop and the undying appeal of a cult classic, comedian James Acaster takes Emma Garland through the albums that have defined his life

Fennesz Daniell Buck

Knoxville

New Spiritualized Album In 2010?

Record influenced by _Ladies And Gentlemen..._ reissue