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Following the announcement that Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty are reviving their Justified Ancients of Mu Mu project, we trace the legacy of pop’s arch-provocateurs
Francis Blagburn celebrates the life of an influential and, at times, controversial columnist, novelist and jazz critic who died on 7 January
The artist and social activist still believes that progressive, compassionate values can return and thrive
Reflecting on their landmark V&A event, gal-dem opinions editor Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff discusses creating the spaces that are needed
Dance music academic Luis-Manuel Garcia explores how Europe has been moving towards recognising the significance of club culture
Mykki Blanco explains how the expanding of mainstream narratives surrounding queer and trans issues has intersected with his career. As told to Jake Hall.
Adam Corner reflects on Björk’s unparalleled efforts to engage with climate change
Robert Bates examines the current trend of parody DJs and questions why we’re increasingly choosing pastiche over reality
Ciaran Thapar is a youth worker and writer living in Brixton, south London. With Black…
In the wake of Alan Vega’s death, Suzie McCracken looks back on Suicide’s final show and considers how performance in the face of illness might be the most punk act she’s ever witnessed
Nikesh Shukla is a novelist, screenwriter, and the editor of Rife Magazine. Here he considers the impact of Brexit on the UK’s disempowered youth
Joseph Charlton examines whether the exodus of Glasto-goers this week will affect the already “knife-edge” EU vote
How rap’s hive mind has turned against a certain Republican figure
Ngaio Anyia studies how the attitudes of Beyoncé’s audience will be forced to evolve in the wake of ‘Lemonade’
One half of THEESatisfaction and integral member of radical outsider collectives, SassyBlack discusses Prince’s crucial influence on her identity
Music critic and Discwoman member Michelle Lhooq discusses the recent debates around the “safe spaces” club policy