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Adam Diehl, Anthony B. Pinn and Dr. Christopher Driscoll – all of whom have taught courses on Kendrick Lamar – weigh in on some of the topics within the Compton rapper’s fifth studio album
Across the music industry, artists, labels and platforms are donating funds to help support the people of Ukraine. Here’s a list of resources, with links to charities and organisations
A rolling playlist of the best new music, curated and regularly refreshed by Crack Magazine
The Ilian Tape producer selects some of his “favourites from the last [few] years, mostly older releases from various places in electronic music”
Techno wobblers, breaks and a whole load more from the seasoned selector and Pretty Weird label boss
This record is a tender confessional on self-discovery, set to earworming hooks and electronics-grazed production. Here, we witness Umoh’s artist journey on his debut
We meet London’s friendliest jazz revolutionaries – Binker Golding and Moses Boyd – in a Covent Garden pub. Taken from Issue 131
The London-based selector reaches for a set of groove-laden house jams and other club delights
The London-based producers and ‘053’ collaborators take us on a journey through “pop and beyond”
Bright, breezy and soulful, this mix from the Touching Bass founder and party regular will transport you to sunnier climes. Presented as part of the Transmission to Tisno series on crackaud.io.
Two hours from the revered selectors, shared as part of our Transmission to Tisno series on crackaud.io.
Rising stars Manami and Tai Lokun touch down with a bag of heavy-duty heaters. Shared as part of the Transmission to Tisno series on crackaud.io.
The New Zealand quartet shine a light on current and future tourmates on this week’s Sunday Mix. Drift off to mellow melodies, dream pop and more
After being called off in 2020 and scaled back in 2021, this year the Swedish festival returned in almost full force to Malmö
We take a look back at the Vancouver five-piece’s 2004 album, and the impact that their romantic post-punk had on a generation
On debut album Void, the Bristol band marry the muscular physicality of noise rock with the body-surrendering highs of electronic music
… on reflection is the result of eight years of collaboration between the two ambient auteurs, and is dedicated to the late avant-garde composer Harold Budd
Two Bruised Egos sees the producer broaden her skillset, stitching together dizzying breakdowns, euphoric melodies and seductive vocal samples
The Salon des Amateurs resident tears through experimental hip-hop and other bass-heavy excursions in this unpredictable mix
The appearance of Anna Calvi in The Souvenir Part II formalises a longstanding mutual admiration between the artist and director Joanna Hogg. Here, they come together to discuss music and image, creative instinct and leaving space for serendipity
The south London band explore their love for zesty grooves, lo-fi tunes and genre-spanning works in this exclusive Buy Music Club playlist
Kickstart your week with this slamming set from Chicago’s Ariel Zetina
The Toronto artist and Club Quarantine co-founder gathers a selection of unreleased songs and sketches that evoke the feeling of being underwater
Set in The Hague, this year’s Rewire line-up featured the likes of AYA, Meredith Monk, Kode9, Jana Rush, TSVI and more
Sónar doubles down on its firm commitment to innovation with its first-ever Lisbon edition
A tribute mix dedicated to the late experimental composer, curated by Austin-based artist more eaze
Breakneck footwork, eerie ambient and Afro-Caribbean rhythms converge in this high-impact set from Stem
