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The authors behind stream-of-consciousness novel Junglist examine rave culture’s potential to find hope amidst an ailing state
The cult Japanese group, beloved of Ryuichi Sakamoto, continue to beguile two decades after their split. Uchū Nippon Setagaya reveals why
Hanif Abdurraqib commemorates the New York band that held a mirror up to those longing to see themselves reflected on stage
Featuring Rudeboyz, Sinjin Hawke, Gina Jeanz and more
Breaking down the dreamlike chaos of MISOGI’s new video, created through our Three Minutes incubator
In the 80s and 90s, queercore provided a community for those disillusioned with punk and the gay mainstream alike. Daisy Jones celebrates a genre and subculture that was proudly unapologetic
A summer weather-themed playlist from the genre-weaving trio, featuring tracks from Nu Genea, Angel Olsen, porij and more
Double vaccination will be required for club entry in England from September. We take a look at the practicalities behind this, and how this could affect the nightlife industry
UK producer and No Bounds Festival resident 96 Back provide us with a selection of contemplative dance music, wispy rhythms and abstract sound design
We talk to the show’s supervisors about how they source music for the soundtrack, and what this means for the artists involved
The Gobstopper boss talks family, fades and formative club experiences in this month’s 20 Questions
In his own words, Nile Rodgers reflects on the guidance of an old music tutor who helped him discover the beauty in commercial pop
The Manchester band rode a wave of mystique to a fleeting high. Ten years later, it remains their greatest achievement
The south London band talk us through their book recommendations, annoying habits and favourite crisp flavours
Dublin producer and songwriter David Balfe talks love, loss and the inspiration behind his emotionally-charged project, For Those I Love
Edem Wornoo was one of five recipients of Crack Magazine’s Three Minutes grant for rising directors
