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Lauren Auder: ‘I Don’t Want to Make Cool Music’
Lately, Lauren Auder has been in earth-shattering love.
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Grace Ives on Losing Yourself and Dancing Anyway
“I’m a writer,” she says, and then immediately dismantles the certainty of it.
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The Hellp: Fame is a Double-edged Sword
“Fashion Week appearance + chorus gaining traction on TikTok = celebrity”: The Hellp on breaking out of pigeonholes.
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Rosa Anschütz: Berlin’s Dark Wave Legend Talks Spirituality and Noise
In the cavernous belly of a converted Benedictine church, voices deep and airy collide.
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Copenhagen Alt-Pop: The Secret Behind the 2025 Boom
Copenhagen alt-pop is cool, big and happening now, said reels inundating my feed in 2025.
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BODUR Composed Her Newest EP Over 28 Hours for a Live Audience
BODUR is a Turkish-Sri Lankan interdisciplinary musician hailing from London.
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Sassy 009’s Dreamer+: the Hazy Sound of Her Oslo Bedroom
Sassy 009 celebrated the release of her debut album Dreamer+ at Next Door Records Two in Stoke Newington earlier this…
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Bathing Suits are Leeds’ Always Dancey, Always Loud, Always Sexy Electro-Noise Outfit
Bathing Suits have just wrapped their debut show at London’s Lexington and frontwoman Freyja Blevins is dripping water and sweat,…
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sim0ne knows how to have fun
sim0ne is a through-and-through party girl, a profession she threw herself into when she was just 15 years old.
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Ledbyher’s Boiler Room Set Was Whimsy Rap Rapture: in Pictures
Ledbyher brought woozy rap to a sizzling Boiler Room set last Thursday – and Cold couldn’t resist stopping by.
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SILVERWINGKILLER’s Chinese Gang-Inspired Electro-Punk from Manchester
The Chinese military general and deity of war Guan Yu appears on the cover of SILVERWINGKILLER’s (SWK) first EP TRIAD…
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Sarah Nimmo on Raw Emotion and the Release of “I Still Miss You”
The process of creative expansion rarely follows a linear path.
