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In our styled editorial, the South African artist discusses overcoming his fears, and constructing his own sense of power through coded fashions
Penning songs about the London Underground and not taking Xanax, the YouTube rapper lays out his philosophy in this month’s styled editorial
We sat down with the NUXXE label founder to discuss the search for a visual aesthetic, and how fashion matches his meandering soundscapes
In this month’s styled editorial, the rising star talks gender, Richard Russell and being in the bloodline of the most mythologised rap group in history
In our latest Aesthetic feature, the rising pop sensation talks internet activism and making sense of life in an Instagram era
The synthpop dreamer is the subject of this month’s extended Aesthetic editorial
BDSM and a sense of hyper-vulnerability lies at the heart of Daijing’s unsettling performances. In a Berlin hotel, she connects her philosophy to her art
Moses Sumney’s vision has him on the verge of a breakthrough. Our extended editorial sees him expand on his sense for subversion
With references to hip-hop culture to his current home of Thailand, the drum ‘n’ bass pioneer’s story is the focus for this month’s fashion editorial
Through his Trance Party, his look and his music, the experimental producer is forging a deeper connection with his hometown. Niloufar Haidari hears more
A pivotal figure in Russian underground music, our fashion editorial sees Philipp Gorbachev swap the club for the deep forest
Josiah Wise’s confrontational appearance makes for a striking contrast against the smooth beauty of his gospel-influenced music. In this fashion editorial, we scratch the surface of an intriguing artist
As firmly stated by the Sleaford Mods frontman, tower blocks and chip shops were among the list of no-go’s for this shoot. Augustin Macellari finds out why
Klein gatecrashed the experimental scene with her multilayered, montage-like compositions. Her style proves equally hard to pin down
Extreme, apocalyptic, indefinable… The style of London’s Bala Club crew is a continuation of their unique approach to club music
Clothes, whether they’re borrowed or bought, form a big part of Yves Tumor’s life. His fierce eclecticism is explored in our extended styled editorial
