Once you’ve heard Betty Davis’ astounding vocal power, lyrical frankness and heavy, heavy funk on record, it’s exceptionally difficult to listen to anything in the same way again. Whether it’s the ...

I’m penning this introduction to our latest best of the month chart beneath the blazing heat of May Day. It’s a date that ...

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

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

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

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

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

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

Pop! The First 20 HitsGreatest hits album, 1992 The best songs write themselves. For me, I would say ‘Oh L’amour’, ‘Sometimes ...

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

At the forefront of an underground British guitar scene that's thriving against all odds, Ex Agent have delivered an idiosyncratic, ever-shifting, and excellent new EP exclusively to tQ subscribers ...

Here's a playlist of everything we've covered at The Quietus this month, compiled for the listening pleasure of tQ's subscribers ...