The July issue is here. Featuring ear, Kurt Vile, UNIIQU3, Mzansi Bass, a spotlight on the new exhibition Lost Music Venues, and more.
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Analogue wizards Paranoid London step up with this tough, sleazy hour of acid, house and techno
The Ezra Collective founder comes through with a mix of Pete Rock, Cypress Hill, Chaka Khan and more for you to sit back and bop with
After a brief flirtation with the mainstream, UK funky looked to be consigned to history at the start of the decade. As a whole new generation of producers and DJs emerge inspired by the genre§1, we asked one of them, Bamz, for this primer into one of the UK’s most irresistible sounds.
This mix invites you to jump to certain time-codes based on your decisions, leading you on a sonic journey through a bubblegum-pop labyrinth. Play your cards right and unlock a prize
Ten of our favourite recorded mixes of the month. From dub to acid, krautrock to surf rock, we have you covered
SASAMI, whose recent reverb-soaked debut struck a fragile balance between tender and blistering, steps up for our Domino residency
The New York producer launches a new residency from Incienso, the label he runs with Jenny Slattery. Metallic house, Italo judders and cascading breakbeats make for a captivating first mix
The Boukan Records honcho draws for sweet SA highlife, garage subs, syncopated breaks and warm, soulful pads on Crack Mix 313
The South London beatmaker soundtrack’s your Sunday with this warm and woozy set.
One of Chicago’s veteran house and disco DJs, Tone B. Nimble has increasingly focused his…
One to wash away with as Anders Rhedin supplies a mix of ultra-slow ambience
Weighty jams from Bristol stalwart Lurka
After last month’s collage of psychedelic pop and British whimsy, Turbo Island’s Batter Bits returns with a captivating set full of weirdo anthems
Bright but characterised by a sense of restrained power, for the second instalment of their residency Luz draws for dubby textures and syncopated rhythms
Thurston Moore weaves together free jazz, haunted vocals and slippery guitars to form a tangled web to get lost in this Sunday afternoon
Metrist walks the thin line where body music and experimentalism meet: slippery beat-structures, drum ‘n’ bass heft and HD sound-design intwined for a challenging but inherently funky whole.
Jumping Back Slash delivers a hybrid live set exclusively for crackaud.io
The Copenhagen artist comes through with a succinct blend of celestial sounds
For his languid Sunday session, the producer and NiNE8 Collective member winds down with woozy hip-hop, jazz, slowcore indie and Afrobeat
The Bahrain duo embark on a colourful journey into the Arabian sounds they regularly champion with their DJ sets and label releases
In light of Johnston’s recent passing, Bristol DJ Shower Harvey collates a small snapshot of his vast discography
For our latest Crack Mix, a footwork pioneer does what he does best
Omnidisc, the Miami label run by Danny Daze, treat us to a double-header show once a month. First up is recent signee Vivian Koch and Schematic head, Phoenecia
For their crackaud.io residency, beloved Peckham spot Rye Wax taps up a member of staff each month and pairs them with a close affiliate for an exclusive back-to-back. First up is Cabasa, who joins Mika Oki. Welcome to the basement
Fast tempos, discordant sound design and pronounced interruptions in flow are hallmarks of Via App’s challenging style, all of which are on show in their Crack Mix
For our Sunday Mix series, Irish mystical folk musician delivers an ethereal hour of music inspired by the Irish writer and mystic John Moriarty, and the dream-state invoked by those same spaces in rural Ireland
Hampton Roads native Afriqua celebrates a specific chapter in Black electronic music. Here he treats us to an hour of select tracks from the heady days when Virginia ruled the airwaves
Every month artists from the hyperactive corners of pop bring you an hour of captivating goodness. We kick things off with PC music’s latest signing
With electro as the undercurrent, Renate resident Johannes Albert shows off his penchant for irresistible party-fodder
