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Arriving as pop feminism reached fever pitch, ‘Ultraviolence’ held a mirror up to the quiet misery that underlies heterosexual love for so many women.
The Nigerian superstar’s career has been coloured by controversy. But where a conservative society sees a troublemaker, its youth find a new idol. Naira Marley is our Issue 133 cover star
Los Angeles indie duo Girlpool are growing up, not growing apart. The pair are the cover stars of Issue 130
The London band talk representation and blazing your own path in punk
The Brazilian producer and vocalist talks Björk, current projects and her new life in London
Smirnoff Equalising Music is campaigning for gender parity on line-ups by 2020. We look at how mentorship – from figures like The Black Madonna and Honey Dijon – can dismantle male dominance in dance music
We check in with the Manchester singer-rapper who makes swagger feel like self-love
Niloufar Haidari sits down with Alejandro Ghersi at his London home for a candid conversation about otherness and transformation
Niloufar Haidari reflects on the life of Lil Peep who broke a lot of ground – and connected with many young people – in a short time
The collective’s parties create a space for queer, trans and non-binary people of colour. Here, BBZ’s co-founders speak to Niloufar Haidari about community
Through his Trance Party, his look and his music, the experimental producer is forging a deeper connection with his hometown. Niloufar Haidari hears more
Niloufar Haidari talks cake-making, YouTube comments and wining on Ed Sheeran with the ascendant star of UK rap
Klein gatecrashed the experimental scene with her multilayered, montage-like compositions. Her style proves equally hard to pin down
Extreme, apocalyptic, indefinable… The style of London’s Bala Club crew is a continuation of their unique approach to club music
Arielle Herman was studying neuroscience when she started producing music. Now, via her experimental productions, she toys with her own psyche.
Dean Blunt and GAIKA discuss Trump’s victory, the restrictive expectations for black music and the post-apocalyptic essence of modern England
The cross-discipline collective share fearless statements of resistance and revolution with Niloufar Haidari