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‘Free Party: A Folk History’ director Aaron Trinder walks us through the guiding principles and lasting legacies of an often-overlooked chapter of British counterculture.
The full line-up has now been announced for The Maccabees-headlined All Points East day on 24 August, including Nilüfer Yanya, CMAT and Black Country, New Road.
Driven by a belief in the importance of community, club culture and shared experiences, Jägermeister’s Venture Capital Investment Unit is supporting the future-facing tech startups reshaping our social interactions.
From powerful political protests to secret sets from Pulp and Lorde, via Doechii’s expectation-busting Glastonbury debut, here are the moments that made this year’s festival one to remember.
A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police has confirmed that “no further action” will be taken on the matter.
Taking place across the Barbican Centre until 31 August, ‘Feel the Sound’ challenges us to listen not just with our ears, but with our whole bodies.
The artist-led film, titled ‘See it. Say it. Censored.’, comes ahead of the band’s Glastonbury set this weekend.
What went down at the six-day event set at Barcelona’s open-air Poble Espanyol.
Charli xcx and Jorja Smith were among the headliners for the festival’s 15th anniversary edition.
Percussionist and certified deep listening facilitator Dan Johnson – who has contributed to the book, ‘A Year of Deep Listening: 365 Text Scores for Pauline Oliveros’ – outlines some of the practice’s key principles.
For its debut edition, the festival hosted Outbreak for its first time in London and welcomed guest curators Charli xcx, Massive Attack, Jamie xx and London Grammar.
Moin, AMORE, OK Williams and more join the programme for the London day festival, which will place in Southwark Park on 23 August.
Egyptian-born, Montréal-based electronic composer Nadah El Shazly on how the Palestinian trailblazer Kamilya Jubran stretched her imagination.
Kneecap member Mo Chara appeared before London’s Westminster Magistrates’ Court today (18 June) after being charged with an offence by the Metropolitan Police under the Terrorism Act in May.
Berlin-based Danish musician and sound artist Nic Krog takes over this week’s Crack Mix with a mood board of sonic influences for their forthcoming EP, ‘Better Failing’.
Irish quartet Lankum take over this week’s Sunday Mix with just over an hour of traditional music, ambient sounds, Americana and more.
Welcome back to Selections, a series of artist-curated playlists from those in the know.
This is Cue Points, a series where DJs get granular with current tracks in their sets, giving us the low-down on what makes them work.
DJ, producer and broadcaster Sherelle reveals the monotony-nuking impact SBTRKT had on her listening habits.
Competition will also receive two VIP passes for Sónar 2026 and an annual Crack Magazine subscription.
NYC duo LEYA take over this week’s Sunday Mix with a winding, hour-long journey through classical, rap and otherworldly experimental sounds.
The global electronic music industry expanded to $12.9 billion in 2024, marking a six percent rise from 2023.
Berlin-based DJ Maze takes over this week’s Crack Mix with a house summer warmer for bleary-eyed mornings locked in on the dancefloor.
For this week’s Sunday Mix Heith takes us on a journey through the music he’s been listening to recently, featuring tracks from Maria Somerville, k2dj, Tujiko Noriko and more.
“We, the undersigned UK music industry professionals, stand in solidarity with the trans, non-binary, and intersex communities who have been impacted by the Supreme Court ruling on April 16th,” the statement reads.
“Kneecap are not the story,” the statement reads. “Genocide is the story”.
The multi-venue festival returns to Bristol on 8 November.
