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TQ75a – 64 Pages
In this first instalment of the 128-page behemoth TQ75 pair of twins, we offer, the first part of an interview with Nederpunk founder Michael Kopijn, Simon Dell reveals his world in zines, TQ Crew member Tony Van Dorst reminisces about meeting TQ, there’s a reproduction of an early copy of Lee Stokoe’s Matching Head zine, a look back at Propagation zine by Rory Carr who also reviews the Savage Messiah book, TQ Crew member PMZ interviews the music icon (in our view!) that is Katherine Mohr, Ian Shelley interviews Indestructible Energy’s Julie Kane, the genesis of what became Zinogenesis is contemplated by Mike Tyldesley and Jan Stover, resident cartoonist and TQ Crew member Chris Whitehead interviews Martin X Russian of Safety Pin, Lea Disco reads Notes from Underground {Zines and the Politics of Alternative Culture} by Stephen Duncombe. There’s a whole lot more too, including album reviews galore.
TQ74 – 64 Pages
Live reviews of – Ferritt Parasputin, David Owen/ Rebecca Denniff, Gary Wilkinson, Liz Collier, Modulator ESP, Richard Scott, St. James Infirmary, Sally Pilkington/ Christian Alderson, Soft Machine, TSR2, The Utopia Strong. A whistle stop tour of the Newcastle Jazz and Improvised Music Festival including vignettes of Ingrid Laubrock, Gerry Hemingway, Johnny Hunter, John Pope, Amirtha Kidambi, Manon McCoy, Ziv Taubenfield, Olie Brice, Kresten Osgood, Andy Champion, Izumi Kimura. A fascinating and extensive interview with Paul Bream (of the North East’s Jazz Alert weekly listing). A re-match of playlisTQuest between Geoff Fimister and Andy Wood. Jonny Trunk is the subject of Precious Plaything. A look at what people have been reading in 2024. An illuminating and extensive interview with Signalstoerung of the Adventurous Music label
TQ72/73 – 64 Pages
Reviews of recorded works by Burnthouse Lane, Ernesto Diaz-Infante, Le Cri Du Caire, Tim Olive, and Éliane Radigue, “A Drummers Tale” from the late 50s to the present day, a review in pictures of the Hyper-Inverter Weekender, a look at the surrounding landscape of the TQ exclusive Live in Mechelen 3” CDr by Reynols, the importance of “Play” and what Brian Eno had to say about it, trialled in TQ62/63 we begin a new series of playlisTQuest, reviews of written works by Kim Gordon and Thurston Moore, the mysterious story of “German Astronauts in Argentina”, “Musical Rivers Through Time” includes mini live reviews of The Nigel Stanger Quartet, John Mayall’s Blues Breakers, Pink Floyd, The Mike Stern / Bob Berg Band and Ten Years After among many others, the hardship and despair of “Falling into the Vortex”, a dissection of Os Sanctum by Bartholomew, live reviews of 100 Hundred Elephants, Lauren Sarah Hayes, Ruaridh Law, SA Malley, Mirador, and Peony
TQ67 – 44 Pages
Notes from a music therapist, faking epilepsy, a review of a performance by Rie Nalajima, considering the Feelin’ Metal Box bootleg edition, as well as considering the bootleg friendly scene, a review of the Herzog film Precautions Against Fanatics, a review of the 4th Auntie Joy event featuring, Tyneside Improvisers Workshop facilitated by John Garner, Improvisers Delight, Rapasa Nyatrapasa, Posset, Alex Reed/Steve Nash/Keren Banning, Bulbils (Sally Pilkington & Richard Dawson), a deep dive into Wavelength Electronic Music Club meetings #4 & #5 featuring Subphotic, Ammonites, Donovan Silver, The Slate Pipe Banjo Draggers, and Gary Wilkinson, reviewing the 2023 seven gig aesthetic series with Shunyata Improvisation Group and support from Tom Dixon, Here.Kiti.Kiti, Molar Crime, Mobius, Richard Scott & David Birchall, Paul Taylor, Zorya
TQ30 - COVID19 SPECIAL
Crammed with guest writers, some of whom reflect on their lockdown experiences and reviews of; gigs by Gary Wilkinson, BrB>voicecoil and albums by Shrimp, Sweet Benfica, Crumpsall Riddle, Antibodies, Territorial Gobbing, Watt, Claire Rousay & Jen Hill, Duncan Harrison, and Shit Creek. There are cartoons, a crossword, illustrations, a TQ lockdown flowchart. We look at on-line quarantine gigs and present a couple of lockdown playlists. Jude Cowan Montague & Steven Ball discuss their album Looking After the Duck