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For nearly 20 years now, Danny Wolfers has been reshaping the sound of electronic music. Josh Baines delivers a crash course through the singular artist’s most definitive releases
From a Fever Ray mix to a Mark E Smith tribute, here’s our round-up of the best mixes you should be listening to
Jake Hall guides us through the back catalogue of Karin Dreijer’s daringly provocative, utterly NSFW music videos
In the wake of Mark E Smith’s passing, Tom Watson traces the story of the post-punk band’s history through their most definitive tracks
The No Age guitarist embraces the nostalgia and recasts his life as an imaginary mixtape
From Radiohead to Japanese obscurities via SOPHIE, the NTS regular fka Throwing Shade talks us through the music that shaped her
Favourite albums, tracks, tweets and shows as chosen by the extended Crack Magazine family.
The rising Danish DJ selects an hour-long list of blistering techno belters and heavy dancefloor excursions that reach for cosmic ascension
Get to know 20 hungry new artists ready to make an impact on the UK scene over the next 12 months
Helena Hauff, Avalon Emerson, Kali Uchis, Myyki Blanco and more talk heroes, villains and best memes of the year
WhatsApp voice-notes, trips to Kingston and stellar collaborations all played a part in the Manchester collective’s scintillating new EP
From Kendrick Lamar to M.I.A., the punk frontwoman recalls the music that made a mark
Deep cuts and compelling obscurities courtesy of the Berlin-based producer and DJ
From the Bollywood soundtracks to the British Invasion, Lara C Cory provides a roadmap to Wes Anderson’s musical universes.
The Italian duo curate an exclusive list of selections connecting world music to experimental sounds, Tuvan throat singing, bird imitations and more
Chris Kelly explores hip-hop’s darkest impulses to uncover the horrorcore albums whose malignant influence still lingers
