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Simon Young’s book is outstanding.

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It was quite the moment. I believe Andy Cairns is the only guitarist ever to have been invited to join the Manics onstage.

Manic Street Preachers w/Andy Cairns (Therapy?)-"You Love Us" (Live Roundhouse, London 17-12-2014 YouTube video by Therapy?

Here’s a very deep cut video for the parish.

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Hark! The Quietus Albums of 2025 chart is here! Prepare to be astounded, thrilled and (potentially) perplexed. tQ subscribers can also dive into selections from all 100 albums in our bumper 9-hour playlist. #tQCharts

What have been your top picks of the year?

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Hello
We don’t actually if these will be the only times our film GAME will be showing in these Cinemas
It depends on if anyone goes to see it so it’s bit of a chicken and Egg scenario
If you want to see it I suggest you go see it now thow just incase.

A recent painting.
Smugglers Records.
30x40cm.

“Wonderfully enjoyable and informative … a superb account, at once lucid and complex … SURROUND SOUND is a model for how to write about cultural production.”
Still buzzing over this fab review from the legendary Richard Dyer in Literary Review, so here it is in full!

A new little sketch.

Simple Pleasure.
20x29cm.

Cafè Interior.
40x50cm.
Ltd edition print.

Excellent article by @susandaly on the reality of Facebook factchecking and why the idea that it’s “censorship” is ridiculous

Love it. So dark.

Gonna ping this a couple more times if anyone missedit cos i'm fucking proud of this story published in 3:AM on Friday. Cheers to the folk who've read + commented etc 🙏🖤

Snowfall, South East London.
30x40cm.

Photograph of the short story ‘Tuesday Morning, Kentish Town’ by Kevin Barry in The Observer New Review.

An early Christmas that also feels like 2004. It’s becoming harder to even get your hands on a newspaper let alone one printing writers like Kevin Barry. 🌲

Single-exposure photograph using a repurposed Minolta SRT 101 taken near Oslo, Norway.

Single-exposure photograph using a repurposed Minolta SRT 101 taken near Oslo, Norway.

Single-exposure photograph using a repurposed Minolta SRT 101 taken near Oslo, Norway.

Single-exposure photograph using a repurposed Minolta SRT 101 taken near Oslo, Norway.

Filmmaking near Oslo this weekend, with so many ideas coming to fruition.

a man in a red shirt is making a funny face in the dark ALT: a man in a red shirt is making a funny face in the dark

Something big acomin' in later this week.

'Cannon Street Railway Bridge' (2022) by Marc Gooderham
marcgooderham.co.uk

👤: @marcgooderham.bsky.social

Detail photograph of a Norwegian wood ash painting. Norwegian wood ash, acrylic, ink on Fabriano paper.

The first Norwegian wood ash paintings, drying by the fire that made them.

Single-exposure photograph of the Aurora Borealis by Kiran Acharya

Single-exposure photograph of the Aurora Borealis by Kiran Acharya

Hello 👋

By way of introduction, wallpapers of two images from the series 'Aurora²', unreleased before now.

Both are single-exposure photographs, made in the unique darkness and solitute of remote Scandinavia.

Please save and enjoy!

We've just re-upped the tQ starter pack with a few more additions!

Yes, many thanks! 😃

We have a small email community around filmmaking and print work, with updates on current documentaries, early access to print editions, giveaways, and reflections on independent art.

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Single-exposure photograph of the Aurora Borealis by Kiran Acharya

Single-exposure photograph of the Aurora Borealis by Kiran Acharya

Hello 👋

By way of introduction, wallpapers of two images from the series 'Aurora²', unreleased before now.

Both are single-exposure photographs, made in the unique darkness and solitute of remote Scandinavia.

Please save and enjoy!

A single-exposure photograph of the Milky Way above Flekkefjorden, Norway, by Kiran Acharya.

Traces of the universe seen above the Flekkefjorden, Norway