Rock will be the ‘next wave’ after UK underground rap
“Rock will be as hyped as the rap scene is now in a few years”: the collective that made fakemink…
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At Flash Festival, Electronic Music Meets Pasta, Wine and Sunrise Dancing
Experience the unique charm of Flash Festival, a vibrant event in the Tuscan countryside full of music and joy.
Marko and the Making of CLOSER Festival in Bosnia
Marko and the making of CLOSER Festival in Bosnia: how the Australian festival made its European debut in a small…
Cannibalising Marilyn Monroe: America’s Most Enduring Cultural Fetish
Cannibalising Marilyn Monroe: why the star remains America's most enduring cultural fetish, 100 years after her birth.
Come Build Rhizomatic, a FLINTA Third Space, With Me
Rhizomatic, a FLINTA third space in a Hackney Wick warehouse, and the rhizomatic thinking behind gaining experience without conventional pathways.
No-phone parties are taking London by storm: here’s where to find one
“Artists look out on a sea of smartphones instead of faces”: German club culture has been synonymous with camera bans…
‘Designer Outfits and Designer Drugs’: Inside SINN6R and Post Party’s Underground Rap Rave
Experience the rise of SINN6R and London’s "UK Ug" scene. Dive into the chaos of the #FEDERAL tour finale, where…
The London drag artists battling ‘neoliberal bullsh*t’ drag
“If there’s a freak inside you that wants to get out, just do something about it!” Eight artists on the…
Why I Never Loved the Main Character – and Will Always Love the Adjacent Girl
Nostalgia as a tool for identity: how returning to childhood comforts helps us reclaim our authentic selves.
Single AF: An American’s Guide to Dating in London
The author of Oh, The Dudes That You'll Date on the London dating scene, seen through American eyes, while researching…
Corsica Studios was a portal into the 2010s rave scene
“Coming out to sunlight felt so silly and special”: a staple of London nightlife since 2002 closed its doors with…
Chappell Roan and the Politics of Likability
What tends to get lost is that Chappell Roan’s persona isn’t simply exaggerated – it is shaped through drag.
