Bulletproof Socks

Previous TQ issue was a double on with a focus on the Australian and New Zealand scenes , of which I should recommend  Independent Woman ...

While waiting for the new TQ issue I though to post a rather belated writing on the previous issue, which includes an interview with Dar...

Time's very limited for reading the latest TQ issues in depth, let alone write about them, but there's been some cool that is wor...

Second (I think) release of of free cello improvisations by Charlie Ulyatt, whose work has been covered before here ); fans of this style...

New TQ issue is dedicated at length to the latest edition of the annual Tusk festival in Gateshead. Having never attended it since I live ...

The two most recent issues of TQ have been among my favorite ones; after a few issues having attained a more retrospective approach on Jo...

In a recent post on Die Or DIY about Michael Morley's Gate, it was said that Morley gives the impression that he can't play the gui...

Those readers who remember the TQ anniversary post will remember my raving about a track featured on the compilation that accompanied t...

New TQ issue continues in a more retrospective note as in the previous John Peel issue, with the main part of the zine focusing on accou...

Life’s been too busy lately with family, work and studies so I had no time to make a happy birthday post abo...

With each issue TQ Zine gets better and better and gradually fills up adequately the slumber of Radio Free Midwich, which we still invoke ...

With the Radio Free Midwich website going into hibernation mode, the no-audience underground (the very punctual term coined by Rob Hayle...