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When multi-instrumentalist and producer Emma-Jean Thackray contracted Covid-19, it threatened to derail her career. Instead, she recalibrated
Ambient outliers Space Afrika create evocative, fragmented soundscapes that engage with a complex, difficult world. We meet them for Issue 121
The stars have aligned for the breakthrough Benin City hitmaker, but he’s busy dreaming of a whole other galaxy
Caroline Polachek is back with a new song. In the week of its release, we discuss studio sessions with Danny L Harle, lockdown creativity and the story behind her ‘Breathless’ cover
Lockdown FM reflects on a year of lockdowns, major cultural events and the healing powers of music. We catch up with Peterson to discuss how the book came together
In the most unusual of circumstances, Anz has risen to become one of the most compelling figures in club culture. As that world begins to open up again, she pauses to take it all in
Recent events could have spelled the end of the Philly punk band. Instead, they’ve dug deep into the very qualities that made them special in the first place: vulnerability and resilience
Amid escalating tensions in the region, artists are using music to strengthen cultural identity and spread messages of hope
Talking Russian hats, vintage cameras and peachy hues with one of Tyler’s closest collaborators
Nairobi-born ambient artist KMRU uses sound to find a deeper understanding of the world around us
SXWKS are the London collective creating the perfect conditions for collaboration
The B.A.D. co-founder talks about how a Google spreadsheet turned into the volunteer project Black Bandcamp, and how it’s now expanding
Twenty years after its release, the delirious techno soundtrack to cult porno Bonking Berlin Bastards is being issued for the first time. We speak to the creatives involved in the resurrection of a deranged landmark
No Home’s DIY sound and sly humour gets to the rotten heart of this grey, unpleasant land. We meet with the artist to talk being British, work and exploitation
Tkay Maidza’s path to success has been a long time in the making. We meet the 25-year-old singer and rapper for Issue 119
