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In 2019, Mitski announced a hiatus from music and disappeared from social media. Nearly two-and-a-half years later, she’s about to release her sixth album and take it on a global tour. So Mitski’s back? Kind of…
Meet the inaugural winners of Crack Magazine’s Three Minutes incubator, creating music videos with young British directors
In 2021, some of the most exciting bands and artists blended social commentary with absurdist spoken word. It makes sense, in a weird way
Eastern Margins are the London-based collective reclaiming space for East and Southeast Asian artists in club culture
Aisha and Oreoluwa Ayoade observed first-hand how unequal the creative industries can be. So they created a resource to change it.
This year, rapper, producer and self-confessed nerd John Glacier needed to get something off her chest. The result is a work that invites interpretations, from an artist who resists definition
In Issue 125’s Rising feature, Marley Rutherford talks the influential Sister Rosetta Tharpe, and making rock music as a Black artist
The clock’s running down on Charli XCX’s major label contract. For her final move, the pop auteur is making a play for superstardom
DJing was an unexpected career trajectory for Manami. Here, the Bristol-based artist talks music production, her classical training and giving back to the city’s community
Celebrated composer for film, DIY figurehead, lifelong collaborator… Mica Levi doesn’t care for boundaries, musical or otherwise
PinkPantheress’ followers on TikTok grew by 200,000 in the time it took to write this profile. Don’t worry, she’s ready for it
Joy Orbison was 21 when Hyph Mngo sent his career into overdrive. His response – elusiveness. Twelve years later, a debut full-length revels in a newfound intimacy
The Bristol collective are addressing long-standing industry imbalances, and they need your support
A new generation of clubgoers anointed house veteran Soichi Terada an international sensation at 50. After a whirlwind six years, he’s eager to revisit his past
The success of Snail Mail’s debut left the indie star reeling from the aftershocks of fame. Now, a dramatic second album reveals an artist ready to start anew
