Issue 94 out this week across Europe
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The Dutch event featured Midori Takada, Eartheater, RP Boo, Tirzah and more on the line-up
A rolling playlist of the best new music, curated and regularly refreshed by Crack Magazine
Slated upon its release, opinion has since softened on Aphex Twin’s 2001 opus. Oli Warwick explores why the album divided critics
Featuring Björk, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Oneohtrix Point Never and more
We meet the Estonian rapper to discuss his singular warped vision – and find out why he doesn’t want to be part of pop culture
Hard, fast, and totally nails techno from the ascendant Berlin selector
Nina Kraviz, Tommy Cash, Silent Servant, Object Blue and more recall when they first discovered the music of our November cover star
On the eve of the release of a new Mark Fisher anthology, we speak with Kode9, Simon Reynolds and more to find out why his ideas remain so pivotal
The Russian-born DJ and producer explores freedom – creative and otherwise – in post-soviet Russia
Throughout November, we will be delving in to the strange and beautiful world of Aphex Twin. Find everything in one place here
Weirdcore is the artist behind Aphex Twin’s twisted visuals. We meet the London-based project turning Richard D. James’ nightmarish visions into reality
