Issue 96 out this week across Europe
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While the Scottish band have previously created songs where it feels like it’s raining, this time there’s a big-heartedness to the darkness
A rolling playlist of the best new music, curated and regularly refreshed by Crack Magazine
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
The Discwoman co-founder answers a second round of questions from Crack Magazine’s readers
An ode to the Canadian superstar who taught writer Tom Rasmussen that he was a star in a world that was desperate to make him disappear
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
The Moscow DJ and multidisciplinary artist offers a snapshot into his gnarly, genre-agnostic world
We catch up with the label’s founders to rifle through their back catalogue and make sense of the renewed interest in obscure releases
As our end of year reviews draw to a close, we wanted to present the personal picks and highlights of the Crack Magazine family
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
We asked 10 artists with great taste to pick out something they’ve discovered this year that they think will stay with them long after 2018.
Here, we recap some of the best compilations and reissues that may have slipped through the cracks this year
Reba Fay curates an imaginary soundtrack of prog metal and hard jams from Mr Bungle, Bohren & Der Club Of Gore and her latest EP ‘TAME’
We round up the films that helped push the narrative forwards, that switched up the game or maybe just stood out to us as bellwethers of change in 2018
Tara Joshi rounds up 20 standout guest spots from the last 12 months, featuring Nicki Minaj, Ty Dolla $ign, Kendrick Lamar, Jay-Z and 070 Shake
