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An hour of ravey electro and tough techno from one of Copenhagen’s finest
A rolling playlist of the best new music, curated and regularly refreshed by Crack Magazine
Over 15 years after its original release, we take a look at how the ambient recordings confronted ideas of death and cyclical change
Thurston Moore weaves together free jazz, haunted vocals and slippery guitars to form a tangled web to get lost in this Sunday afternoon
Highlights from the huge Climate Strike protest in London
Berlin-based DJ Clara Cuvé rains down uncompromising techno for her guest slot with Hyperaktivist’s MESS Radio
Metrist walks the thin line where body music and experimentalism meet: slippery beat-structures, drum ‘n’ bass heft and HD sound-design intwined for a challenging but inherently funky whole.
Jumping Back Slash delivers a hybrid live set exclusively for crackaud.io
In his own words, Frank Black looks back at the transient spell that inspired him to form Pixies
The frontman comes through with a list of TV series and films to binge on
Last year’s A Cure for Melancholy, contained two of the most infectious slices of house nostalgia we’ve heard in some time. Here Videopath deals in the same misty-eyed reverence for loose keys and irresistible basslines
The Copenhagen artist comes through with a succinct blend of celestial sounds
