JR Moores

Jenn D’Eugenio is a devoted follower of the church of Black Sabbath. Dive into her obsession ahead of the band’s final show.

The kids are all right, says JR Moores.

Like several species of birds and those wild, wild horses, the humble worm has inspired plenty of fascinating music over the years...

The SUNN O))) member’s minimalism leaves JR Moores wanting more.

JR Moores dives deep into his pond of puns for our latest roundup of psych rock, noise rock and post rock records.

Rock remix projects are typically inconsistent, says JR Moores. The Cure’s latest foray into the format is a mixed bag, with the most successful moments those which somewhat stifle Robert Smith’s sadness.

JR Moores peruses the latest new psych rock releases, including a surprising new cut of filthily heavy noise rock from none other than Miley Cyrus

Although Italy’s Messa look the part in their many monochrome photoshoots, it’s telling that none of the quartet had played in a doom band before this one formed in 2014...

Representing Belgium in the 1983 Eurovision Song Contest, Walter Verdin's avant-pop group Pas De Deux placed next to last, yet their enduring legacy reveals them as the real champions.

tQ’s official Mclusky correspondent, JR Moores, catches up with Andrew Falkous for a freewheeling chat covering pesto, Genghis Khan, tinnitus and the revived rock trio's first album in over two decades.

Al Jourgensen's latest is a startling proposition – re-recordings of material that he outright despises, with a raging squirrel phallus displayed on the cover. It's also, says JR Moores, the best material the band's put out for years.

Bandcamp Daily: Album of the Day

A wedding guest is so crippled with depression they can barely stomach the canapés. A young boy is terrorized by the bullies at his school. A gardener eases their sorrows by tending the nasturtiums. These are just a few of the characters going through some seriously heavy stuff on Richard Dawson’s new album, End Of The Middle.

Barely recovered from The Jesus Lizard’s recent UK tour, JR Moores flings himself, in a zebra print G-string, at the latest psych and noise rock releases

Ahead of the release of a documentary film, JR Moores laments Fugazi’s absence yet remains wary of a comeback, offering some “stupid fucking words” on the band that never ceased getting better until they stopped altogether