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KESH takes us on a 46-minute ride through a head rush of different genres, with tracks from Burial, Namasenda and The Prodigy alongside plenty of rap and a handful of unexpected bangers.
The Australian festival will take place from 28-31 December.
Drum ’n’ bass shapeshifter gyrofield guides us through an hour of sounds they imagine us listening to late in the evening, packed in to warmly-lit basement rave.
The festival will return to the Ruhr area from 11-13 July.
The third edition of the festival will take place in Barcelona from 7-11 August.
For her Crack Mix, Berlin-based DJ and Morphine Raum affiliate Marylou takes us on an explorative journey through the sounds she’s gravitating towards right now.
The festival will return to Lyon next year from 28 May -1 June.
From masterstroke diss tracks to bratty pop maximalism, via heady electroclash, trippy ambient arrangements, warping basslines and bittersweet nostalgia… these are the best tracks of 2024, according to Crack Magazine.
The West London festival will return to Boston Manor Park from 25-27 July with Mount Kimbie, Moxie, Helena Hauff b2b Dax and more set to play.
For his Sunday Mix, musician and producer Alfa Mist takes us on an explorative journey through the sounds that have shaped his own music, from experimental jazz to hip-hop.
The programme features a trio of stage takeovers from Principe x TraTraTrax, Dengo Club and Lisbon-based independent record label Enchufada.
Charli xcx, Fontaines D.C. and Beth Gibbons will play the Finnish festival next August.
Alia Seror-O’Neill, a.k.a. Alias Error, moved to Berlin seven years ago, finding home as well as a new drive for her creative pursuits.
From ambient concréte to shapeshifting rap, via melancholy confessionals, hot-and-sticky bangers, bracing hardcore and some of the best capital-P Pop music since forever… these are the best 50 albums of 2024 according to Crack Magazine.
Celebrating emerging filmmakers, independent cinema and the best new short films, the programme includes screenings throughout the city alongside a curated events schedule and the annual New Shorts Competition.
Reflecting on one of their most recent tracks, ‘Details’, Ikonika reflects on incorporating their own vocals, translating the song into a live setting, and perfecting the production process with the help of Ableton Push 3.
Working to secure fair renumeration for music played in nightlife settings, AlphaTheta Corporation’s KUVO powered by DJ Monitor is gaining the support of DJs, venues and industry figures.
Tickets for next year’s edition, with events in London and Manchester, will go on sale this Friday.
The festival will return for its fourth edition from 11-13 April next year.
Charli xcx will bring party girl to Victoria Park next summer on Saturday 14 June.
Welcome back to Selections, a series of artist-curated playlists from those in the know.
Championing rising artists and experimental music, the festival is a new member of the SHAPE+ platform.
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.
Nala Sinephro, Seefeel, Arooj Aftab and more will play the Dutch festival next April.
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.
Tickets for next year’s edition of the London festival are on sale now.
The artist will bring his ‘Politics Don Expose Them’ tour to five UK cities.
The event will take place this Saturday 16 November with sets from I. JORDAN, Ellie Stokes, TAAHLIAH, HAAi b2b KI/KI and more.
At a launch event this week, Download revealed three first-time headliners and over 90 more artists for next year.
The Eritrean-born, Netherlands-raised artist spent years on the move before returning home and readying her best project to date.
