Music
Arcade Fire
Found In The Suburbs — In the run-up to the release of Arcade Fire's forthcoming album, Reflektor, we take a moment to trawl through the archives and recall a story that still resonates. In 2011, the band teamed up with director Spike Jonze for Scenes From the Suburbs - an emotive short film that brought to life the storyboard embedded in their acclaimed 2010 release, The Suburbs. Together, they found their way back to their roots and returned with a film that speaks of the future.
Written by: Adam Woodward
Terakaft
Tuareg Rebel Rockers — We meet exiled Tuareg rock band, Terakaft, at a recent show in London.
Written by: D'Arcy Doran
Phil Hebblethwaite
Counsel For The Young Indie Publisher — Honest tips and jaded insights from The Stool Pigeon grave, resting place of a music newspaper that was fiercely independent to the end.
Written by: Phil Hebblethwaite
Charlie Fink
From Folk To Film — Noah and the Whale frontman opens up about new album, new film and his cinematic heroes.
Written by: Eve Izaak
Eli & Fur
Wax Factor Part Three — The third in our series meeting those women doing their thing behind the decks. Last up, and flying the flag for electronica, dance-y duo Eli & Fur.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Amy Becker
Wax Factor Part Two — The second in our series meeting those women doing their thing behind the decks. Introducing burgeoning trap star Amy Becker.
Written by: Shelley Jones
DJ Kayper
Wax Factor Part One — The first in our series meeting those women doing their thing behind the decks. Kicking things off, turntablist extraordinaire DJ Kayper.
Written by: Ed Andrews
Mikill Pane
London Linguistics — Writer and rapper Mikill Pane makes the ordinary extraordinary in new album, Blame Miss Barclay.
Written by: Shelley Jones
The Last Skeptik
Wax of Choice — London-based deejay, producer and occasional rapper The Last Skeptik digs out some of the vinyl that’s made him who he is today.
Written by: The Last Skeptik
Dizraeli
Spittin' Naked Truths — HUCK speaks to rapper, spoken-word artist and playwright Dizraeli about activism and spreading a message.
Written by: Ed Andrews
