Can angels be hot? Can spirituality and technology coexist? You might find the answers in “QNTM,” the singer’s new EP, which explores quantum physics and the world around us.
On show until Saturday 9th November, this contemporary art up-and-comer is unafraid to take Da Vinci as a reference and almost in the same breath, “Barbie as Rapunzel”. They explore culture production and watery bodies.
We discover the photographer’s new book “Genesis,” which explores identity, change, and the collision of tradition and modernity in the Guatemalan Highlands.
Delve into the painter’s work, which reckons with the relationship between our desire to be resilient and the reality of our transience. We search for stability but, in the end, will fail to find it.
We had the chance to speak with the "Drugs From Amsterdam" originator and Amsterdam native during his visit to his hometown for the Amsterdam Dance Event.
Tras más de veinte años como productora y dirigiendo cortos, Elena se estrena ahora con su primer largometraje, “Fin de fiesta”, una sátira sobre el racismo y el clasismo.
Showing at Berlin Fashion Week and being one of the British Fashion Council’s Newgen designers, Marie Lueder talks to us about alchemy and looking inward.
Hilarious, loud, chaotic, colourful, and witty — welcome to the mind of Morgan Blair, whose paintings are just like her. Today we discuss mirror selfies, paintings as pants, and funny anecdotes.
Just last year, Carson Lovett was studying womenswear at CSM. Today, he’s sitting at the helm of his own London-based label, designing for pop culture icons like Charli XCX, JT, and more.
We sit down for an intimate chat with the Danish post-punk maestro, who just released his seventh LP, “Dreamweaver” — a blend of electro-acoustic sounds infused with his signature style.
What do the voices of Ai Weiwei, an endangered bird from El Salvador or a tree that survived the Hiroshima bombing sound like? And what do they look like as sculptures? These artists have the answers.
No one knows what to expect at Suzio, where avant-garde Latin club sounds, reggeaton, and other genres intertwine. Oh, and legendary guests, of course.
A painstakingly beautiful film about loss, absence, and the passage of time, the director’s second feature film, “Great Absence,” is finally hitting theatres in Spain and worldwide.
We sit down with the angelic BABii, surrounded by villains and demons and wielding a battle axe, she becomes the ultimate demon slayer in her latest album “Daredeviil2000”.
Dive into the enigmatic world of photographic savant Sam Wright who transforms ordinary moments into cinematic art masterpieces that touch the soul. There’s an open invite to his book launch, too.
Raphael Saadiq is more than a musician; he’s a visionary and a torchbearer for Black music. When he steps into the studio, he’s not just making music, he’s making magic.
His new record, “Windsept,” started by designing a synth patch to mimic the ‘wind’ as a powerful, deep, unpredictable and at times overwhelming spirit. Now you can finally listen to the result.
En “Sangre Sudor & Lágrimas”, su nuevo EP, el artista musical y visual habla de sus sentimientos, emociones y experiencias íntimas. Hablamos con él de música, internet y proyectos futuros.
How reliably can we reference our past memories? The London-based artist addresses the importance of everyday representation, painting “not fully real” subjects whose closed eyes add to the ambiguity.
“Hysteria!” series is here to deliver a hefty dose of high school drama and spine-chilling jump scares to our screens. Meet the rising actor playing Faith, who you may know from “American Horror Story”
With their dystopian aesthetic and genre-blurring sound, the duo is turning heads and redefining what it means to create in the modern music landscape. Tonight, they play Leeds starting their Europe tour.
The conceptual artist delves into his first solo exhibition “Shirttail Kin” at Dallas Contemporary, where he captures a more vulnerable side of white Southern masculinity through photography.
Redefining Global Afrobeats with Heritage and Innovation
Meet the UK-based afrobeats rising star. Today we speak with him about his debut EP “First of My Kind,” and blending genres like afrobeats, fuji, and amapiano.
Immersive Listening, Synesthesia, and the Manchester Scene
We sit down with Manchester pioneers to revisit their career beginnings and enduring collaboration with the likes of Warp Records, The Designers Republic, and Chris Cunningham.
“¿Cómo nos enfrentamos a lo que ya sabemos de nosotros mismos y de nuestro devenir?” El dúo explora lo trágico y el destino en su nuevo disco, “És pregunta”.
Crafting Afro-fusion Rhythms of Resilience and Joy
An exclusive interview with afro-fusion star Minz about his debut album “By Any Minz,” working with Davido and Tekno, and how his Nigerian roots inspire his sound.
From a perpetual state of longing comes "Romancing The Ruin", open until Sunday. It combines an interest in the eighteenth-century British follies with Tumblr-style imagery.
“GENESIS,” her latest project, intertwines a narrative-driven music video, a flawless DJ mix, and a thirty-three-track compilation of all original music.
Tras dar la vuelta al mundo y explorar su sonido en la electrónica, el artista nos muestra cómo ha logrado establecer un nuevo lenguaje no-humano en su último álbum.
The Little Simz and Duval Timothy collaborator graced the ICA stage in September. We catch up on her latest album made across London, Spain, Florence, Berlin, France and Sri Lanka.
