Enter the fantastical world of Sônge: an insomniac synesthete who writes songs about devils, death and deities.
The cult French artist, who is gearing up to release her first full-length album in over three decades, takes us on a tour through London’s Soho.
Despite suffering from two catastrophic haemorrhages in 2005, the post-punk pioneer is back making music as good as anything he produced before.
Since their first release in 1994, the group has transmogrified from a bunch of alt-country cowboys to Tennessee’s answer to Burial.
Belgian-Guadaloupean electro star Charlotte Adigéry talks colonialism, wigs, and her new Soulwax-produced EP, Zandoli.
We catch up with the singer ahead of the release of her third album to talk politics, resistance, and the power of the Insta DM.
The organisation came under fire this week for putting speciesism on par with racism. Considering their history of publicity stunts, the headline-grabbing should come as little surprise.
