Kate NV is bridging the past and the future
Recorded in 2019, the latest album from Kate NV is a poignant, joy-filled memento of another, more optimistic time
Low’s Things We Lost in the Fire is a bittersweet reminder that love is all we have
Released in 2001, Low’s seminal fifth album captures the brutal nature of mortality – but also the endless possibilities to create beauty during our short period here
Toumba is making music for himself
Part of a network of experimental artists based in Amman, Toumba marries UK rave with traditional Jordanian musical forms to create a sound without boundaries
Kelela: Raven review
On Kelela’s long-awaited comeback album, the R&B foreteller draws from her extended past and recent present to create a record more concerned with human warmth than breaking boundaries
They Hate Change sound like nobody else
For Issue 140, Dean Van Nguyen catches up with They Hate Change, the Tampa hip-hop duo who namecheck jungle classics, rap about X-Ray Spex and are steeped in the homegrown sounds of Florida
Jeff Mills on the classroom encounter that altered the course of his life
In his own words, techno trailblazer Jeff Mills thinks back to the start of his career, when a classroom encounter altered the course of his life
Caroline Polachek is surrendering to chaos
Caroline Polachek is no stranger to drama. Guided by her breathtaking voice, the experimental pop artist has written operas, earned a Grammy nomination and even inspired a TikTok dance craze. Now, she’s ready for her next chapter