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An impeccable, party igniting Justice set crowned a day of quality music, with the likes of Yves Tumor, Yaeji, Sega Bodega and Romy bringing a celebratory atmosphere to Victoria Park.
Welcome back to Selections, a series of artist-curated playlists from those in the know.
To celebrate 15 years of Crack Magazine — and everyone who’s made us everything we’ve grown to be — we’re reviving our much-loved crossword with a special, one-off anniversary edition.
The Belgian dance festival delivered a five-stage programme set in serene castle grounds in Humbeek.
After 13 long years away, the megastar of braindance returned with an absolute classic record – and a viral marketing campaign to match – that brought more people than ever into his trailblazing orbit.
Following the announcement of his first album in four years under the Caribou alias, last week Dan Snaith played his most intimate London shows yet at basement venue The Waiting Room.
Following the sudden passing of the beloved Crazy P vocalist, four of her friends and collaborators reflect on an extraordinary, empathetic artist and person.
The Lisbon festival mainstay Meo Kalorama brought their acclaimed festivities to Spain for the inaugural Madrid version from 29-31 August at IFEMA Madrid.
Still relatively small and only in its sophomore year, the festival has quickly cemented itself as one of the best day parties in London.
The Friends With Benefits-produced festival returned to California between 1-4 August for its third edition, headlined by A. G. Cook.
Delivering a well-rounded musical programme alongside talks, wellbeing activities, charity representation and a huge community radio presence, We Out Here set an example for growing festivals honouring their underground roots.
Returning to London over two weekends this August, All Points East brought a cast of legends to the stage including LCD Soundsystem, Jai Paul, Beabadobee and André 3000.
Feted Nyege Nyege DJ and producer Kampire winds the clock back to two early stints behind the decks that set her on her way.
To mark the release of their collaborative album, ‘The Tumbling Psychic Joy of Now’, Sam Shackleton and Holy Tongue’s Al Wootton talk about their roots in post-punk, bassweight, and how they came together in the studio.
Björk’s visionary acapella album explored spaces many of her fans just couldn’t understand, and yet its powerful sound continues to create ripples.
