“If there isn’t a space for you, you create your own space with other people”: Richie Culver in conversation with Vanessa Carlos

Multidisciplinary artist Richie Culver and gallerist Vanessa Carlos discuss the importance of carving out your own seat at the table, and the freedom and restrictions that come with creating art on your own terms.

Camille Jansen’s dreamy sound goes everywhere, but it starts in Paris

The new-school shoegazer takes us on a trip around the 11th arrondissement of her home city.

How Nicholas Daley taps into the energy of London

The London-based menswear designer draws from the deep well of London’s eclectic music scene.

Nourished by Time: Trust the Process

Marcus Brown – a.k.a. the genre-defying syncretist Nourished by Time – began creating his dreamlike, uncanny sound as an escape from the crushing monotony of his day job. What started as a lifeline evolved into an opportunity to reshape his world.

Daisy Moon: “This record calls back to elements of my earliest stuff, with a vision for what’s next”

On her latest project, Daisy Moon is feeling out new sonic spaces through abstract sound design, avant-pop, electro and broken techno.

High Vis: “Hardcore was always a place to escape”

High Vis know the world is fucked. But by melding hardcore with flourishes of post-punk and anthemic Britpop, and righteous rage with unflinching social commentary, they are giving more reasons than most to put up a fight.

How Alias Error found a home in Berlin

Alia Seror-O’Neill, a.k.a. Alias Error, moved to Berlin seven years ago, finding home as well as a new drive for her creative pursuits.

Larry June is re-energising the rap game

Larry June’s health-giving blend of aspirational bars and lifestyle hacks have turned him into something of a life coach for hip-hop heads.

Tyson on her new EP Chaos and finding her peace

After breaking through with a suite of after-hours confessionals that captured the tumult of being a twentysomething, Tyson is approaching her creative practice with the self-assuredness that comes with motherhood.

How RIMON found her rhythm in Amsterdam

The Eritrean-born, Netherlands-raised artist spent years on the move before returning home and readying her best project to date.

070 Shake: Don’t Look Down

070 Shake’s moody, uncontainable sound has quietly left fingerprints across contemporary pop’s landscape. Now, with her adventurous new album and a carefully managed relationship with growing media glare, she’s ready to let in the light.

Are you not entertained? Robert Del Naja and Matt Clark on creating confronting, exhilarating live visuals

Reflecting on Massive Attack’s pioneering low-carbon ACT 1.5 event in Bristol this summer, Robert Del Naja and UVA’s Matt Clark discuss their evolving artistic collaboration, the show’s themes and the legacy it will leave.

In a murky political present, Laurie Anderson is still finding light in the future

Four decades after performing her live dissection of Reagan’s America, Laurie Anderson will debut the next instalment in Manchester this month, throwing a typically clarifying light on our uniquely troubled times.

Taqbir: “It’s my story, my experience; I express it through punk”

In fired-up punk that calls for freedom for all, Taqbir have made their own space for catharsis, community and healing.

Sarah Davachi: Moving Between Worlds

Canadian minimalist Sarah Davachi’s love for the pipe organ has defined her music: dramatic, ambitious and physical. On her latest album, she weaves modern electronics with these centuries-old instruments to create a vast, layered world of her own.

Chat Pile: “It’s just a big anti-war statement, the whole album”

Oklahoma’s dirtbag metal band Chat Pile are taking on the great, stinking mess of 21st-century America, armed with gallows humour, acerbic lyricism and a crushingly heavy sound.