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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
The Norwegian producer forms a mix from the mountain of tracks Richard D. James posted to the internet in 2015
While negative media coverage has painted the area as a hub for gangs and knife crime, Big Zuu pens an op-ed on growing up with the many sides of the west London space
Dreamy ambient, psychedelic techno and rattling broken beats from the Freerotation resident
Dean Van Nguyen delves into the legacy of the rapper’s third album, and how it crystallised the influential label’s sound
We speak with Becky Richardson, Ami Bennett and Frankie Wells
The irresistible opener from her 2018 LP, ‘And Yet It’s All Love’
From Aqxdm to Zuli, here’s the Crack Magazine guide to the newer artists that Aphex Twin has been repping in his sets
The NYC rapper broke through with a trio of high-octane rap personalities. We speak with the artist in a Berlin hotel on how the latest transformation is just doing her
A dynamic, diverse excursion from the London selector featuring Aphex Twin, Errorsmith, DJ Bone and more
The New Zealand outfit follow up their last acoustic session with a live performance of the Sex & Food track
Slated upon its release, opinion has since softened on Aphex Twin’s 2001 opus. Oli Warwick explores why the album divided critics
Featuring Björk, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Oneohtrix Point Never and more
