Here’s what people had to say about the new Shlohmo album
Shlohmo‘s ‘Dark Red’ is his second album after a gap of three and half years. As the name suggests, its quite dark and gloomy and…
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The surprising academic origins of memes
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Brutalism in Tangier, Morocco’s most artistic city
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Tea and Heroin with a Tribal Chief in Al Qaeda Territory
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Collage art and activism in Chile: Instagram posts building on the legacy of Latin American ‘mail art’
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Democracy in the Animal Kingdom. Read how animals vote to make group decisions
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Toilet graffiti: secrets, support and solidarity in the women’s restroom
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Lost Village 2015, Secret Location, Lincolnshire: The woods are waiting
Lost Village is a 4,500 person festival set in the heart of Lincolnshire. When they say ‘lost’, the organisers actually mean it. The festival…
Rajasthan Diaries: From big Moustaches to Turbans
Whenever anyone asks me where they should go on their first trip to India, I always have the same answer: Rajasthan. It is the…
Welcome to Djerbahood, Djerba, Tunisia: Home to One of the Most Ambitious Collaborative Art Projects
Erriadh, a small village on the island of Djerba, Tunisia, was transformed into a vibrant ‘open-air museum’ as a destination for one of the most vibrant and…
The World’s Highest Junkyard: Religion, Culture and Disrespecting Mount Everest
One of the absolute pinnacles of human exploration is to conquer Mount Everest. Since 1953, when the peak of Everest was first reached, thousands…
Love Saves The Day (Once Again)
Love Saves The Day is back the fourth time on 23rd – 24th May, and it’s set to be bigger and better than ever….
Parklife 2015 is Going to be Huge!
From the 6th to the 7th of June, Parklife takes over Heaton Park in Manchester with a huge line-up. The fifth instalment of the festival…
Newcastle Unity Festival: Christmas came early for Newcastle
How to make a festival stand out? Add Punjabi MC and Ms. Dynamite to the Line-up. That’s what exactly Newcastle Unity Festival did. The Newcastle…
Shindig XXIII Festival, Newcastle, Sat 02 – Sun 03 May, 2015
Shindig is back for its XXIII installment. On the 2nd and 3rd of May, Shindig will take over Spiller Wharf, Newcastle during the day and…
Field Day 2015: The most diverse festival in the UK.
Field Day is back for its eighth year. Field Day doesn’t return by sneaking into the room, it marches in with a mariachi band….
BLOC 2015 – A Perfect Start To The Festival Season | Review
After a 4 year hiatus, spent putting on nights at their wonderfully intimate warehouse space in Hackney Wick, Bloc finally made their much anticipated…
Need to Hear: Seekae – The Worry
We’ve become hopelessly obsessed with the title track on Sydney trio Seekae’s 2014 album The Worry. A hugely satisfying combination of dark eighties dance…
5 Most Bizarre Things You’ll Find in South East Asia
Moving to Southeast Asia definitely comes with a certain amount of culture shock. For Alexis and I, our move to Thailand was exacerbated by…
An Interview with Kruse & Nuernberg
We had the chance to speak to Florian Kruse and Nils Nuernberg, aka Kruse & Nuernberg, producers and DJs from Germany. They have just…
Friday 20th March: the Northern Hemisphere’s answer to Thailand’s full moon party
Slugging a bottle of gin? Losing half of your body weight in sweat at some overrated club in east London? Ordering 50 quid’s worth…
