BACK?

SEARCH

listen

listen

Shows

Sights and sounds from Stone Island presents London

22.10.21
Words by: Crack Staff

Taking over the iconic Roundhouse in Chalk Farm, London, Stone Island and Club 2 Club Festival brought a cast of daring artists from across Europe for a night of music with immersive visuals and production.

From the exploratory jazz of Caribbean-Belgian composer Nala Sinphero to the midas-touch hitmaking of Pa Salieu via Kode9, Silvia Kastell, Jockstrap, Two Shell and Obongjayar – this was a border-crossing bill, expertly curated by one Europe’s finest festivals and the iconic menswear brand.

Crack Magazine was there to capture the scenes. Take a look at Ben Brook’s film and photography by Rob Jones and Lauren Luxenberg.

©️ Rob Jones

©️ Lauren Luxenberg

©️ Rob Jones

©️ Rob Jones

©️ Lauren Luxenberg

©️ Rob Jones

©️ Lauren Luxenberg

©️ Rob Jones

©️ Lauren Luxenberg

©️ Lauren Luxenberg

©️ Rob Jones

©️ Lauren Luxenberg

©️ Rob Jones

©️ Lauren Luxenberg

©️ Rob Jones

©️ Rob Jones

©️ Lauren Luxenberg

©️ Rob Jones

©️ Lauren Luxenberg

©️ Rob Jones

©️ Lauren Luxenberg

©️ Rob Jones

More from Crack Magazine

Long Reads / 22.11.24

Listen to a playlist of mood-lifting tracks curated by John Carroll Kirby

Welcome back to Selections, a series of artist-curated playlists from those in the know.

Long Reads / 21.11.24

gyrofield: “I was on at 6.50 in the morning, deep in club delirium, but it felt like I’d found something”

Hong Kong-born Kiana Li, a.k.a. drum’n’bass shapeshifter gyrofield, takes us back to the Eastern Margins club night that confirmed she was on the right track.

Mixes / 20.11.24

Transmission to Tisno: A Winter Warmer from Hodge & EMA

For the latest instalment of Crack Magazine and Love International’s Transmission to Tisno mix series, Hodge and EMA go b2b for a heads-down set filled with heavy heaters and impeccable vibes.

Long Reads / 19.11.24

“Faster tempos ‘til I die”: SHERELLE in conversation with Tim Reaper

Sherelle and Tim Reaper connect to discuss the responsibility of being labelled scene leaders, rejecting the idea of genres as trends, and the enduring spirit of jungle.

Live Reviews / 19.11.24

“Seeing, hearing and feeling together”: Le Guess Who? Festival 2024

Le Guess Who? Festival returned to Utrecht this November with a typically vast programme, bringing together future-facing artists and experimental heads from across the globe.

Profiles / 15.11.24

Tyson on her new EP Chaos and finding her peace

After breaking through with a suite of after-hours confessionals that captured the tumult of being a twentysomething, Tyson is approaching her creative practice with the self-assuredness that comes with motherhood.

PREVIOUS
ARTICLE

Your support would mean everything. Literally.

Our Supporters really do power everything we do; as an independent media publication this community is vital to sustaining us. Sign up and get a load of benefits in return, including discounted festival and event tickets.

Support us
Sign up to our newsletter