Thirty years after its release, John Freeman looks back at an album fuelled by hatred which contains some of the finest songs of Steven Patrick Morrissey’s solo career John Mullen visits one of the ...

In his latest guide to the best new music coming out of France, David McKenna considers the relationship between regionalism and nationalism, and reviews essential new records, from a mutant club ...

Institut fuer Feinmotorik Another week, another tech bro triumphantly declaring music solved, with hyper-individualisation via AI just around the corner. This obnoxious class of talentless grifters is ...

I want to party and to have the craic. That’s where I’m at,” says Róis. To the casual observer, this desire for fun might ...

A second volume from the same Spud Murphy-led session at Vol. 1 finds the Salford rockers at their most fiercesome ...

A new box set marking the composer's 90th birthday gathers together three seminal albums released by ECM in the late 70s and ...

In this month’s edition of the pod, John Doran and Luke Turner face a terrifying beast of the atomic age ...

In his book *I Don't Want To Go To The Taj Mahal*, Charlie Hill recalls a late twentieth-century Birmingham upbringing through fragments If you’ve read something you love on our site today, please ...

Here are our favourite albums of the last 12 months, as voted for by tQ staff, columnists and core writers ...

Taylor Parkes picks through the bones of one of the best rock albums of the 1990s and the artistic apex of Manic Street Preachers' history. This feature was first published on December 11, 2014 ...

Tariq Goddard attends the first event of its kind and wonders what (if anything) the many speakers have learned from the auteur it was named for ...

With our regular columnist Jennifer Lucy Allan on sabbatical, we're leaving Rum Music in the capable hands of broadcaster and journalist Kate Molleson. Here she presents her favourite new discoveries, ...