Patrick Clarke speaks to Eliza Carthy and reviews 10 essential new LPs – from hypnotic Kazakh guitar to the Italians at the ...

It was a flop in its day but half a century on there's much to recommend in this album that rages against the dying of the funk ...

Northamptonshire electronic music legend Anthony Child taps deep into the essence of techno to find a core of swirling ...

On their nineteenth album, the San Francisco quartet show no signs of letting up their brutal assault on pop music ...

From mangled folk music to ever-evolving electroacoustic techno jams inspired by Hackney Marshes, Noel Gardner delivers his ...

Brian Eno and Massive Attack’s Robert Del Naja are among a collective of musicians who have signed an open letter to Field ...

An exploration of how a Masta Ace "compromise album" bridged East/West hip hop styles just as hip hop’s coastal divide ...

Gryphon Rue’s new LP creaks and grumbles and hums with subterranean and oceanic immensity, singing in voices both animal and ...

Lately, Tunde Adebimpe’s been thinking a lot about mixtapes. “They’re pretty much how I got into music, these mixtapes full ...

As Hieroglyphic Being, Chicago’s Jamal Moss has long fused house, industrial and jazz into a mutant strain of proto-club ...

Matmos has shared a video for their recent single ‘Changing States’, which is premiering exclusively via tQ. The song is set ...

Long-time fan Sean Kitching celebrates the legacy of a true ‘Crocus Behemoth’ of the avant garde, post punk, underground rock ...