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The sprawling event celebrated its 13th edition with The Bug, Holly Herndon, Jenny Hval, Cate le Bon and more
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
Melbourne’s Sleep D deliver a classy, textured mix after the recent release of their debut LP on Anthony Naples and Jenny Slattery’s Incienso imprint
The 2010s have been a dramatic time for Britain’s rappers and MCs. We trace the journey of UK rap through the decade – from grime’s identity crisis to Glastonbury fame and accolades
Get lost in the world of her unique style in our exclusive editorial
Our latest residency comes from Courtesy’s label Kulør, as each month the Danish DJ selects another artist associated with the label. First up is Miami’s Sister System
From crypto-commercial nu-pop to the viral juke of Footcrab, and an eerie Fugees sample, these are the tracks that defined a decade
The ever-rising Danish star leads the dancers at London’s FOLD on a march through concussive techno with an old-school rave sensibility and healthy disregard for stylistic continuity
Ruminations on death, loneliness, identity and hyperreality. The album didn’t die in the 2010s, it just got really, really weird
The producer, radio host and frequent collaborator with Frank Ocean delivers a shimmering, aquatic soundtrack for soft Sunday landings
Brooke Candy’s latest album, Sexorcism, is reclaiming female sexuality in the most candid, certain terms with neon ultra-pop beats and an all-star cast of collaborators framing her singular vision. Here she picks her favourites by those peers
In his own words, the jazz pioneer takes us through a selection of his tracks from his global-minded mix, which represents the 70th instalment of !K7 Records’ DJ Kicks series
Giant Swan want to question everything you know about extreme music. We meet the duo in Bristol to talk noise, debut albums and their guiding philosophy
Spiky indie-rockers Mourn are the latest to show for the Brooklyn label. The Catalonian four-piece take us on an odyssey of slacker classics, emo favourites and shivering post-hardcore. Lovers of the 90s rejoice
