Benjamin Clementine on music as a tool for survival
In his own words, composer, musician and actor Benjamin Clementine discusses a life-shifting realisation, self-confidence and a period of homelessness during which music became a tool for survival
Theo Parrish: DJ-Kicks: Detroit Forward review
Has the Detroit DJ legend captured the future of Motor City or is he sticking to a path that’s already worn thin?
Postcards from the Underground: Miami’s Club Movement
A storm is brewing in Miami. A city best-known for art deco and hypercommercialism is getting shaken up by a new school of club experimentalists. We find out more about the Miami’s growing music community for Issue 136
Le Tigre’s debut album sparked a revolution on the dancefloor
Le Tigre’s self-titled debut album embraced a playfulness that found expression through geeky pop culture references, and by turning evergreen feminist topics and in-jokes into danceable bops
Isabella Lovestory: The Pleasure Principle
Isabella Lovestory’s rowdy reggaeton-pop transforms decades-old traditions into futuristic anthems for an online world
Dry Cleaning: Stop Making Sense
Dry Cleaning’s alienated sprechgesang might just be the closest thing we have to a collective internal monologue. We catch up with the band for the new issue
Rising: Eden Samara is discovering herself through music
Eden Samara is fast on her way to becoming your favourite DJ’s favourite pop star. We catch up with the Canadian singer and producer prior to the release of her debut album ‘Rough Night’