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Support those seeking justice for George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and countless others
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
A vibrant playlist of funky selections from across the globe
Forever, Ya Girl was one of the defining albums of 2020, but the work is just beginning. And KeiyaA is more than ready
Mor Elian channels the downtempo stylings of her Alloy Sea alias
For the enigmatic rapper, icons from the Marvel universe offered a prism for duality and escapism.
Fans and followers of grime and UK rap will know the “Sounds like Nyge!” producer tag is normally sign of a hit
An artillery of techno laced with 90’s R&B motifs, pop ballads and nostalgic acapellas
In his own words, Penny Rimbaud, co-founder of seminal punk band Crass, remembers the experiences that led him to reject his father’s path and pursue a life of art
The New York rapper on her worst fears, favourite spots in the city and signature dish
Uplifting new age and electronic transcendence from the ambient wizard
An all killer, no (stocking) filler yuletide offering from the touring musician and Christmas mix aficionado
Featuring photographer Craig Burrows, British author Peter Russell and more
A collective tilt towards magical thinking, from astrology to ayahuasca, is changing the way we engage with music – and the structures that surround it
Jayda G, Kelly Lee Owens and Clean Scene’s Darwin discuss the dance community’s impact on climate change.
In 2020, Poland’s right-wing government doubled down on their hardline agenda, targeting women and LGBTQ+ people. In response, artists and musicians inspired a new wave of resistance
Anz, M1llionz, Squid, India Jordan and more reflect on the year just gone
It may have taken five decades for the singular artist to be discovered, but his sublime transmissions speak to the times we’re living in
For producer and DJ Brian d’Souza, seeking stillness became a full-time pursuit in 2020
