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A definitive 1000-track playlist representing the music that’s informed each and every issue so far
A rolling playlist of the best new music, curated and regularly refreshed by Crack Magazine
The esteemed digger spins a tight selection of rubbery beats and oddball sounds
Pop anthems and left-field compositions make up this playlist from the Sheffield artist
To celebrate our 100th issue, we’ve compiled a visual diary of our favourite backstage and behind-the-scenes moments
The Croydon songwriter selects IAMDDB, Octavian, Jamila Woods and more
For our 100th issue, we united three sets of former Crack Magazine cover stars for in-depth conversations – first up, IDLES Joe Talbot and Savages’ Jehnny Beth
The iconic saxophonist and bandleader selects a playlist covering jazz, RnB and Afrobeat
We catch up with Alberto Guerrini as he gears up to launch his Never Sleep label with a book and mixtape
Rolling hip-hop, funk and reggaeton from the Colombian city
Featuring Art Directors Michelle Helena Janssen and Ade Udoma, Joshua Gordon, Charlotte Rutherford, Clementine Schneidermann, Vitali Gelwich and more
The Studio Barnhus DJ gets weird and woozy in honour of DJ Screw.
Smooth sounds of resistance with a house music icon
Ahead of his next album, the Radiohead frontman calls for a shock to the system
The VBX resident and A&R with a downtime selection of Yussef Kamaal, Ricardo Villalobos, Burnt Freidman and more for an exclusive playlist
Fast and hard big-room techno from Copenhagen’s DIY polymath
Raucous, rough sounds and unstoppable energy from one of Glasgow’s finest
Akua, Solid Blake, softcoresoft, Ciel, Finn and more make the grade on our April recap
The self-described visual composer selects Daniel Avery, Actress, Deena Abdelwahed and more for an exclusive playlist
Talking bad habits, clapbacks and The Big Cow with the LA-based artist
Simon Aussel explores increasing speed and endless growth for this concept-driven entry
The Manchester-based producer lists the records that inspired his otherworldly visions
Intergalactic sounds from Africa
