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Copenhagen contemporaries Clarissa Connelly and Molina connect to discuss romanticism, harmonic experiments and the future of Denmark’s thriving experimental music scene.
Welcome back to Selections, a series of artist-curated playlists from those in the know.
This is Cue Points, a series where DJs get granular with current tracks in their sets, giving us the low-down on what makes them work.
AI’s champions promise democratisation, while its denouncers fear a devaluation of art as we know it. With electronic music scenes braced for impact, what exactly will the future sound like?
Celebrated music journalist and cult novelist David Keenan takes us back to the moment that ushered him into a world of underground weirdo music.
‘We Are Fugazi From Washington, D.C.’ marks 20 years since the post-hardcore trailblazers’ final live show.
A rolling, regularly-updated directory of essential events in the UK, Europe and beyond.
Horsegirl singer-guitarist Penelope Lowenstein recalls the session that sparked a more pared-back sound on the Chicago trio’s new album, ‘Phonetics On and On’.
North London rapper Lex Amor and Canadian artist Debby Friday connect to discuss poetry, creative freedom and environment as inspiration.
“You can imagine slow dancing with a cigarette in hand.”
Hannah Peel and Christopher Andrews on tying sonic textures to physical environment.
Curated by film critic Cici Peng, LSFF co-director Philip Ilson and International Space Orchestra founder Nelly Ben Hayoun-Stépanian.
This year’s edition of London Short Film Festival took over the city’s cinemas for ten days of screenings, live events, workshops and panels.
We celebrate the life of a director whose life was devoted to uncovering the wonder and strangeness of what it is to be human.
Australian festival Beyond The Valley brought in the new year in Victoria with four days of music and art.