Music

Every May, Amsterdam’s music-loving crowd descends on a buttercup-dotted wetland for two days of acid, four-on-the-floor, riddims and sunscreen on the house

After Horst Festival, self-doubt, creative control and sober rituals become part of a wider reflection on building a personal space in club music.

From Tokyo to the global stage, the seven-member group sharpens its sound with “I Got Ways” and a second album built around change, groove, and ambition.

From a handcrafted doll’s house hospital to a collapsing inner world, the pop singer blends retro aesthetics and emotional fragility to explore the limits of love as a cure.

Strutting down a hectic runway leading to hell, the Brit artist implicates herself as part of the social escapism we choose to favour over the harsh reality we face.

A new EP turns uncertainty into ambient tension, tracing the strange moment when an artist knows there is no way back to who he used to be.

A two-and-a-half-hour spectacle in Barcelona confirmed why experience, precision and emotional delivery still define K-pop’s most enduring girl group.

From the forests of Eastern Europe to a Parisian sink estate, the artist has taken in folklore and a pop sensibility to create something daring.

El Warehouse vuelve al Parc del Fòrum con electrónica, experimentación y nombres clave para perderse entre escenarios sin salir del festival.

With “Temporal Sequence,” Tropics opens a new chapter for himself and Modern Entity through analogue warmth and late-night melancholy.