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Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff discusses the negative reaction to Beyoncé’s ‘Formation’ in the wider context of race relations in the US
Xavier Boucherat heads over to one of the the Welsh capital’s prime screens to catch an earful of ‘The Life of Pablo’
Kamila Rymajdo delves into a world of sissy training and water sports to discover the importance of music in BDSM
In this month’s perspective Butterz founder and prolific grime DJ Elijah reflects on the connection between London and Tokyo and what that suggests for the genre’s culture
Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff offers her thoughts on increasingly out of touch awards ceremonies that fail to tackle minority representation
Crack’s Sammy Jones considers the liberating power of one woman’s courageous call-out of the music industry’s patriarchal bent
Alex Niven is a lecturer and writer based in Newcastle. With the Labour Party’s leftwing leader Jeremy Corbyn receiving widespread support in the UK, here Niven wonders if progressive music can regain its countercultural potency
A round-up of Lust For Youth’s best jokes on Twitter
With venues closing left, right and centre Kamila Rymajdo takes a look at a Manchester club that’s found a utopian alternative
Adam Corner considers artists’ potential to generate effective, unpretentious dialogue about the environment
Alanna McArdle opens up about the pressures which led to her decision to leave Joanna Gruesome, and examines performance, gender and mental health
Author and Wire magazine contributor David Keenan compares the use of extreme aesthetics across techno, industrial and punk movements
Indie’s attitude towards misogyny and transphobia sucks and it has sucked for a very good long time
DJ and producer The Black Madonna describes a transition in Beatport’s business practices, and predicts an implosion of the mainstream EDM market
Jamie Stewart of Xiu Xiu explains his devotion to the music of ‘Twin Peaks’ as the band set out on tour with their unique rework of the soundtrack
Donald Trump, harbourer of many bad wigs, bad opinions and a strange lust for his own daughter, has been put on blast by left-leaning R.E.M