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The volatile dynamic at the heart of Blonde Redhead worked, until it didn’t. Now, after a period of reset, the NYC legends are back with a new album that carefully balances conflict and resolution
A devastating illness caused Trevor Powers to question everything. As he found his way back to music, reclaiming his former alias, Youth Lagoon, became a symbol of self-determination
London experimentalists Wu-Lu and Jockstrap talk post-genre practice, the challenges of touring today, and the rewards of altruism in this conversation taken from Issue 138
Zambian artist Sampa the Great found success journeying through cultures and sounds. Now, she’s tracing it all back to the source
Barely out of school, Horsegirl are a band of friends on a mission. We meet the group for Issue 133
For this month’s Rising feature, Malaysian-Irish producer and singer yunè pinku talks club culture, skiing and going where the wind takes her
With roots in addiction recovery, Vancouver collective Crack Cloud extol community, catharsis and positive change. Read the interview from Issue 124
Porridge Radio have always been lo-fi by necessity, now they’re learning to embrace pop’s potential
Audacious and eccentric, Squid are part of an exciting new wave of British alternative rock
After a nomadic upbringing in Ireland and Spain, Biig Piig found her home, and her sound, in south London
A unique voice in the world of bedroom pop, Cuco has found a global fanbase with his sunny but sad take on the genre
The Breeders were integral to the 90s alternative scene, but then they stalled. Now, fresh from their first album release in a decade, they talk drugs, reunion tours and the slow decline of the music industry
The confounding musician searches for meaning with his first album in six years. We caught up with Maus, after a brief disappearance, to talk Screen Memories
Savaged by the music press the first time around, Slowdive return on a wave of anticipation. We check in with a band relishing some overdue recognition
FKA Viet Cong, the Canadian post-punk antagonists tell Gemma Samways about summoning strength from turbulent times
In between roars of laughter, the hyped four piece talk stage invasions, super soakers, and a mutual love for Mellow Magic with Gemma Samways
