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WYN & M Podcast Mix Nr1 | Exclusive Mix
Listen to an exclusive, hour long mix of mutant disco and enticing techno from WYN & M head honchos Mathieu Besset and David Ducaruge. Find…
Los Massieras – Black Moon | Video Premiere
Following the release of their We Don’t Need… EP on September 18th, Los Massieras take their unique sound to the visual dimension with the video…
Lewis Del Mar: Exclusive Interview & Album Review
Lewis Del Mar just released their self-titled debut album. This masterpiece is the highly anticipated culmination of the band’s closely watched rise to fame…
Justin Robertson: Everything is Turbulence | Album Review
Justin Robertson’s Everything is Turbulence is a reminder of why the artist album still has a place in dance music. Whereas singles shoot for…
The ruins of Belchite: A Ghostly Reminder of the Spanish Civil War
The invitation of Alfredo Gonzalez-Ruibal to venture down an archaeologist’s rabbit hole, into a dimension of reverse-engineered history, is surely appropriate for the journey…
Resident Playlist Picks: October
Our Editors each take a seasonal spot to share their favourite tracks of the month, from forgotten friends they’ve dug up from the archives to trying some…
Big Grams – Big Grams | Review
The album starring Big Boi, the Outcast rapper used to collaboration from his years with Andre 3000, and the male-female electronic duo Phantogram, could…
Homeless photograph their world for My London Calendar
Bizarre Culture was lucky enough to speak to Cafe Art director Paul Ryan about the project he set up with Michael Wong to connect…
Film Review: In Vitro
Director: Toby Stephens Principal Cast: Anna Louise Plowman, Rupert Penry-Jones and Stephanie Leonidas Release Date: 30 September 2015 Plot: An exploration of how infertility can…
Littledean Jail: the most disturbing museum in the UK?
The picturesque village of Littledean, Gloucestershire is an unlikely location for one of the most disturbing museums in the UK; Littledean Jail. The Jail…
Genres Collide at Ceremony Festival | Review
Now in its second year, Ceremony Festival proved the FOUND Series’ ability to successfully run one-day festivals in London. Ceremony made the most of…
The Social Festival 2015 Reviewed
A one day festival in Kent, The Social Festival is marketed as a boutique festival playing the world’s best dance music. And it was…
Ravers of All Ages at United Festival | Review
The FOUND festival series’ United Festival returned to Finsbury Park for a second year, inhabiting the same tents and stages as the series’ Ceremony…
New Music | Alex & Digby – Crowhurst EP
Berlin duo Alex & Digby provide a mysterious debut release for new imprint The Night Wood, launching the label with an eerie and enticing…
Bestival Review 2015: We got our freak on
For its 12th year, Bestival, Curated by Josie and Rob Da Bank, offered a ‘Summer of Love’ to all festival-goers. The last big festival…
An Interview with Killer Techno Producer He/aT
He/at aka. Chris Finke makes his debut on Mord Records with ‘I’ve Been Thrown Out of Better Places Than This’, a collection of four…
Short Film of the Month: Skateistan
‘Skateistan’ is a short documentary piece exhibiting the work of the eponymous international organisation Skateistan in Afghanistan, as they support youths and teach them…
Music 2000, Dub Reggae and Nile Rodgers | Q&A with Josh Butler
With releases due on Avotre and Materials, as well as a US Tour before the end of the year, Josh Butler is really one to watch on…
Lost Festival’s Promising Debut | Review
For some, spending 24 hours without a phone or any means of contacting friends and loved ones is a daunting affair, but that is…