Issue 96 out this week across Europe
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Using the voice as an instrument is one of those well-worn experimental tropes, but the Dutch artist expertly executes it
A rolling playlist of the best new music, curated and regularly refreshed by Crack Magazine
We meet with the Bermondsey-born artist to find out how her music is tied to her visual aesthetic – and, of course, her love for the colour green
The young London band are making some of the country’s most esoteric new guitar music. Crack Magazine meets the group at Lewisham’s MFA Bowl for a match
Under Covers is a new series tracing the stories behind classic and groundbreaking album artworks….
Alim Kheraj studies the legacy of the pop star’s debut album, 20 years on from its original release
Alexandra Drewchin selects MF Doom, Vince Staples and John Frusciante, alongside frequent collaborators Show Me the Body and LEYA
Our annual countdown of the albums which captured the mood of this year
Eclectic club cuts from one of Bristol’s finest selectors
Looking for guidance on sex, politics, techno and reality TV? Discwoman’s Frankie is Crack Magazine’s new Agony Aunt and she’s here to help
Amid rising crime rates, this year politicians and the mainstream media passed the blame onto voices of UK rap. We speak with Kenny Allstar, LD, Headie One and Suspect on what it means to be a London MC in 2018
From Kacey Musgraves rolling papers to Migos’ tour costume, here’s what you should be giving this festive season
What’s the significance of Berlin’s underground scene in 2018? We approached door pickers and DJs to share their perspectives
A deeply emotive listen from one half of The Golden Filter
Against the backdrop of broken Britain, the Bristol five-piece have become a symbol for collective joy and care
Exploratory ambient from one of the finest independent labels out
We headed to the West Bank-raised DJ and producer’s home in Paris, where she spoke about representing her home scene
The best parties to ensure you start 2019 as you mean to go on
From the many faces of Marcel Dettmann to Princess Diana’s revenge looks
Wonky pop’s most beloved oddball talks childhood memories, chewy steak and greed
The Manchester duo select Deena Abdelwahed, Rian Treanor, DJ Marfox and more
