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With a new album on the horizon, Best Coast’s Bethany Cosentino takes on the latest edition of 20 questions
Amsterdam-based Turkish-psych outfit Altın Gün offer a take on the genre that goes beyond borrowed nostalgia
We premiere Chassol’s new video for Savana, Céline, Aya Pt.I & II
Galcher Lustwerk takes on this month’s 20 Questions
Listen to Gurls Talk mixes from BOSSY LDN, Jodie Harsh, Emerald and more
A wave of breakthrough music projects suggest we’ve entered a new era of internet-adjacent music – just don’t call it ‘internet-core’
Extinction Rebellion dominated headlines (and high streets), but it was their instantly recognisable visuals that cemented them in the collective consciousness
Our breakdown of the year in music, featuring the best tracks, albums, mixes and more
We premiere the new double video, Duality, from British jazz drummer Yussef Days
The Crack Magazine Archives: A decade of shoots & the stories behind them celebrates 10 years of independence and cultural exploration with a stunning 248-page spread – take a look at some of our favourite images
We celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Chemical Brother’s iconic third studio album in a conversation with Kate Gibb, the visionary behind its cover sleeve
This month we catch up with Detroit’s finest to talk comedy, personal hygiene tips and crying on the first day of school
Now more than ever, club spaces provide a much-needed space for creativity to flourish and communities to grow. But what makes a club successful, and what risks are at stake?
Meet Hiro Kone, the New York-based producer who pays homage to her personal histories through the diversity of electronic music
We catch up with the Russian producer and premiere the video for his new single from badtrip
In his own words, Clams Casino remembers the moment he dropped his double life and started taking music seriously
