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We take a look at how communities within the city’s club spaces are kicking back at their political landscape
Ahead of her Unfold performance in May, we meet with the producer to talk influences, cultural exchange and Japanese TV
After watching her reputation implode, Claire Boucher leaned into destruction. For her latest album, she brings us the end of the world
The Discwoman co-founder answers a fourth round of questions from Crack Magazine’s readers
The two selectors meet in an east London bar to talk methods and processes
An investigation into the story of the 90s banger and how it came to soundtrack this year’s most important horror movie
We caught up with the eight-piece band prior to the release of their self-titled EP
Check out a gallery of Kasia Zacharko’s images from our recent one-day music workshop in Berlin
Crack Magazine’s photographer Eli Lawson-Adamah was on the ground capturing the London protest demanding a second Brexit referendum – the largest demo since 2003
Talking bad habits and socialist memes with the Montreal-based artist
We sit down with the Oxnard producer in the office of his record label, at Paris’ 18th arrondissement, to talk community, activism and performance
The social media platform changed how a whole generation of fans discovered music. Now it may have destroyed how it’s remembered too
We talk art and the distinction between seriousness and self-importance with brothers George and Jack Barnett as they release their fourth album Inside the Rose
The north London rapper spoke to us about the songs that helped her climb all the way to the top
We speak with the Kanye-tipped artist and fashion favourite on retreating from social media to feel closer to his heritage
We speak to the founder of Longform Editions, Andrew Khedoori, about the importance of reclaiming time, focus and – crucially – musical discovery
