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In the first seasonally themed mix for Yaeji’s takeover of crackaud.io, Enayet pulls us through the depths of winter with this breakneck blend of broken techno and cerebral idm
Our breakdown of the year in music, featuring the best tracks, albums, mixes and more
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As the dust settles on a particularly turbulent decade, we’ve been in a reflective mood….
A rolling playlist of the best new music, curated and regularly refreshed by Crack Magazine
With a new album on the horizon, Best Coast’s Bethany Cosentino takes on the latest edition of 20 questions
Calibre drops hushed ambient, rolling house and warming half-time for this subtly building set
Gaijin Blues blend together some of their favourite Japanese video game soundtracks, which form the inspiration for their debut LP, Gaijin Blues II
Rave veteran Jerome Hill looks back on his formative years with a slamming set of breaks, hip-hop and electro
Amsterdam-based Turkish-psych outfit Altın Gün offer a take on the genre that goes beyond borrowed nostalgia
One of the most respected figures in modern experimental composition, Alva Noto, supplies us with a mammoth ambient and experimental playlist that ebbs and flows for almost five hours
An hour of IDM, industrial and galloping techno from the Russian duo
Jesse Bernard charts how technology has shaped the history of war dubs and clashing in grime
We premiere Chassol’s new video for Savana, Céline, Aya Pt.I & II
We meet with the Serpentine Gallery curator to talk BTS’ philosophy, musical references and Jakob Kudsk Steensen’s Catharsis installation
Yelping punk and funk kids Squid are the first band to supply a mix for our new irregular residency with pioneering 7″ label Speedy Wunderground
Detroit-born Kendig is a key member of Honey Soundsystem and one of the most respected DJs in North America. In a 90 minute mix he traverses celestial techno, effervescent house and bubbly Italo disco
The Manchester-based producer disrupts dancefloors with club commentary from the heart
This recording from World Unknown’s NYE party, in Andy Blake’s words, is filled with “the usual hints of feedback, distortion and unevenness of volume as the signal slams into the limiters that are the lifeblood of a decent party”
Welcome to Downtime: a regular series in which we ask our favourite artists for their cultural recommendations. This month, we catch up with Georgia
