In ‘The England No One Cares About’, the musician-turned-academic reflects on his younger years bouncing around several suburban towns, identity on the peripheries, and using lyrics to ultimately understand himself.
The new publication – which is out today (21 September) – is a memoir of the subculture, delving into goth music, fashion and culture
The Oxford-based artist, academic and writer walks us through eight texts that, in their own ways, tell a story about blues music, its evolution and its trailblazers
From astrology cocktails to 90s club kids and the experiences of women in music, these are the books worth adding to your reading list
From Patrick Cowley’s journal to the annotated screenplay of Get Out and more
From Lydia Lunch’s revenge fantasies on misogynists to fangirl culture
Pulse Films and Paramount Television are set to adapt Story of Grime for the screen
From musical deep dives to cookbooks, here are six page turners to make those long, dark evenings a little more bearable
From reading material on your favourite grime artists to art tracing the history of club culture, here are six publications you need to get lost in
Oral histories, band bios and novels from esteemed music critics, these are the only texts you’ll need this summer
Berlin-based photographer Marie Staggat’s new book features photographs of Detroit figureheads including Carl Craig, Mike…
The title should be available in the UK from late September Following his successful if…
