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Venezuelan ambient composer Miguel Noya launches our week-long series of sets designed to help alleviate the stresses of lockdown.
We speak to 17 artists from across the world about staying creative during the coronavirus lockdown
A list of resources available to musicians and the general public during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
A rolling playlist of the best new music, curated and regularly refreshed by Crack Magazine
German producer Christian Löffler builds his Sunday session around meditative 4/4 kick drums and glistening sound design
Bonebrokk, head of the label Trial & Error, shines a light on the compelling experimental dance scene in Athens
Darker Than Wax co-founder Funk Bast*rd pairs up with Belgium’s Ricky Razu for a groove-ridden journey through funk, boogie and house
Fred again.. takes us through ‘GANG’ his new mixtape with Headie One, track by track
John Gómez gets deep and introspective in this wide-ranging set
Jamie 3:26 mixes rough and raw house cuts from one of the most potent periods of creativity in recent history
Grubby lo-fi vies for control with euphoric exaltation in this heady mix from Tallinn’s Nikolajev
Belgian techno and trance producer Locked Groove steps out of his comfort zone for an irresistible blend of synthpop, krautrock and EBM from Belgium and the Netherlands
Ambient giants The Orb helm a soft, Sunday morning journey
An arresting blend of strange noises from the east, courtesy of Russian-via-New York City artist Julia Govor
Night slugs stalwart Hysterics (aka Girl Unit) serves up a selection of neon-hued club tracks
We catch up with Bob Bhamra, aka West Norwood Cassette Library, as his label WNCL Recordings supplies the second mix in its crackaud.io residency
Following the release of her debut EP, Fluids of Emotion, we took Eris Drew to the exhibition Mushrooms: The art, design and future of fungi at Somerset House
