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Fifteen years after the release of their landmark debut, founders Regis and Function, encouraged by the late Silent Servant, have regrouped for one final album.
At 20 years old, Manchester rapper Nemzzz has earned a seat at the top table of British rap.
The Young Urban Arts Foundation provides accessible, vital spaces for young people to be empowered through music.
On their algorithm-defying, white-knuckle-inducing debut album ’45 Pounds’, New Yorkers YHWH Nailgun are taking a stand against the uber ironic cool of late-2010s indie rock.
‘Luminescent Creatures’ explores the innate connections humans have with both our surroundings and one another.
The Live From Earth affiliate’s uncompromising, genre-mulching approach nods to Berlin’s countercultural legacy to create a sound that rejects tired clichés for something bracingly new.
Composer Daniel Blumberg breaks down his creative process for ‘The Brutalist”s sweeping score.
On her breakthrough debut album, ‘Choke Enough’, Oklou is going offline to explore the dopamine-releasing rush of IRL experience and emotional intensity.
Richie Culver and Vanessa Carlos discuss the freedom and restrictions that come with creating art on your own terms.
The new-school shoegazer takes us on a trip around the 11th arrondissement of her home city.
The London-based menswear designer draws from the deep well of London’s eclectic music scene.
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.
On her latest project, Daisy Moon is feeling out new sonic spaces through abstract sound design, avant-pop, electro and broken techno.
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.
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’s health-giving blend of aspirational bars and lifestyle hacks have turned him into something of a life coach for hip-hop heads.