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Everyday life in forgotten Britain, as seen by the anarchic rapper
We catch up with the DJ, ballroom performer and NON Worldwide founder ahead of the release of her debut album Death Becomes Her
Following the release of his sixth studio album Outer Peace, we spoke to Chaz Bear about the internet, household chores and trying to stay balanced
We meet with hotly tipped DJ and producer to trace her rise – and why she’ll always be a music nerd first and foremost
The young London band are making some of the country’s most esoteric new guitar music. Crack Magazine meets the group at Lewisham’s MFA Bowl for a match
Under Covers is a new series tracing the stories behind classic and groundbreaking album artworks….
Alim Kheraj studies the legacy of the pop star’s debut album, 20 years on from its original release
The Discwoman co-founder answers a second round of questions from Crack Magazine’s readers
We meet the visionary leader ushering in London’s jazz revolution
‘Bros: After The Screaming Stops’ was a runaway iPlayer hit of the holiday period
We catch up with the label’s founders to rifle through their back catalogue and make sense of the renewed interest in obscure releases
Meet the performers whose work dismantles ideas of class, race, gender and sexuality
We trace the small – and not so small – acts of defiance offered up by nightlife throughout the year
The 23-year-old South Londoner has mastered a brand of dusky, jazz-inflected guitar pop – with a stunning vulnerability at its core
Spotify Wrapped has been met with equal parts joy and ire this year. But the year-end results have also highlighted another problem for Spotify: bots.
Looking for guidance on sex, politics, techno and reality TV? Discwoman’s Frankie is Crack Magazine’s new Agony Aunt and she’s here to help
