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The architecture and rave collective bring boy racer culture and Y2K era soundsystems to the Barbican’s ‘Feel The Sound’ exhibition with a new project, ‘Joyride’. Founder John Leo Gillen talks about the idea behind it: cars and clubbing.
Junction 2 returned to London’s Boston Manor Park for its ninth edition last weekend, with Helena Hauff, Midland and Mount Kimbie on the bill.
Jazzablanca Festival’s 2025 edition took place over ten days in Casablanca, with standout performances from Nubya Garcia, Alfa Mist and Ezra Collective.
Photographer Eliza Hatch was there to capture joy and resistance at Saturday’s London Trans+ Pride march, which broke records as it the biggest event of its kind in the world.
Welcome back to Selections, a series of artist-curated playlists from those in the know.
TraTraTrax co-founder Verraco on the seismic influence of the Massive Attack co-founder.
Held at a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Essen, this year’s edition of Stone Techno Festival featured standout sets from Helena Hauff, DVS1, and CCL b2b Priori.
Last week, former Crack Magazine cover star Blackhaine premiered his immersive ‘And Now I Know What Love Is’ performance as part of Manchester International Festival 2025.
Fronted by the Northern Irish dance music duo, ‘Takkuuk’ is an audiovisual collaboration that celebrates Indigenous Arctic culture while confronting the challenges posed by climate change and global pressures.
Composer Nitin Sawhney reflects on building the vivid, Bengali-influenced score for Tanika Gupta’s ‘A Tupperware of Ashes’.
Kappa FuturFestival transformed Turin’s Parco Dora into a techno playground for its 12th edition, with heavyweights like Helena Hauff, Donato Dozzy and Surgeon on the bill.
The lighting, production and video designers behind Fontaines D.C.’s monumental Finsbury Park headline show talk two-headed pigs, nu-grunge and lasers at the band’s biggest gig to date.
Genosys, IICON and NYC Downlow returned to Worthy Farm with fierce energy, political fire and a brand-new daytime party.
Driven by a belief in the importance of community, club culture and shared experiences, Jägermeister’s Venture Capital Investment Unit is supporting the future-facing tech startups reshaping our social interactions.
From powerful political protests to secret sets from Pulp and Lorde, via Doechii’s expectation-busting Glastonbury debut, here are the moments that made this year’s festival one to remember.
