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Chal Ravens reviews the much-anticipated film which screened at the BFI London Film Festival earlier this month
Eris Drew has switched countless dancefloors on to the Motherbeat philosophy. With the release of her debut album, the Midwest rave mystic draws us deeper into her world
Go behind the scenes on Ross From Friends’ video for ‘The Daisy’, created via our Three Minutes incubator project
Writer and cultural commentator Lloyd Bradley chooses eight releases that chart the Windrush generation’s influence on British music
A podcast episode with Bandcamp’s head of Artist and Label Relations Andrew Jervis, UK/EU label representative Aly Gillani and Chal Ravens
A collective tilt towards magical thinking, from astrology to ayahuasca, is changing the way we engage with music – and the structures that surround it
Oli XL is one of electronic music’s most intriguing breakthrough acts, firing out meticulous transmissions from another planet
Get lost in the world of her unique style in our exclusive editorial
After the producer-of-the-moment lost his footing, he went back to basics. Now in New York, we meet the artist to trace his trajectory – from rediscovering his purpose to moving ahead with Incienso
Chal Ravens reappraises the greatest selling electronica album and finds it falls short
Held up as the band’s masterpiece, the record marked a paradigm shift for pop music. Chal Ravens gets lost in its ghostly structures
Charlotte Aitchison is taking pop on a thrilling joyride. Chal Ravens joins her as she powers into the future
As she takes the leap from provocative producer to radical popstar, the LA-based artist uses synthetic sounds to enhance the visceral thrills of our physical world
Chal Ravens revisits the Spice Girls’ earth-conquering sophomore album as it hits its 20th anniversary
One of the most outspoken artists in popular culture, Crack sits down with M.I.A. to talk Meltdown, the politicisation of pop and what it feels like to influence a new generation of artists