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LD, godfather of drill, speaks out from behind bars

‘I‘m free to fly‘

To mark the release of his new LP, the frontman of south London group 67 calls from prison to discuss his fraught past, dismantling the Tories and embracing the multitude of ways drill has evolved.

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Julien Baker is embracing a slower pace

Lessons Learned

The 25-year-old artist has followed up a period of prolonged introspection with her most expansive work yet.

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Steelpan pioneer Fimber Bravo is a musical revolutionary

Still fighting

The Trinidadian artist has long used his instrument as a tool to fight oppression. His new album is the latest instalment in a life defined by resistance.

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South Africa’s jazz upstarts are imagining a new nation

Moving pictures

A new release from some of the country’s most exciting musicians challenges the notion that the fight for freedom is a battle of the past.

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The Mitchell Brothers, British rap’s forgotten duo

Geezers with skills

In the early noughties, Owura “Tony” Nyanin and Kofi “Teddy” Hanson were two of the UK’s most influential MCs – then they disappeared. Now reunited over a decade later, the pair say the world wasn’t ready for them.

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Stewart Lee on the post-punk band that shaped his career

King Rocker

The comedian discusses his new documentary, which looks to recover the legacy of the relatively forgotten band, The Nightingales, through following its renegade frontman, punk icon Robert Lloyd.

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Black Country, New Road make music for a warped world

New sounds

BC,NR aren’t just anxious young people making music for other anxious young people: they’re a raw reflection of the society that surrounds them.

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Why we started a club night for our teacher, Mark Fisher

For k-punk

Ahead of an event hosted at the ICA in his memory, three of the late Mark Fisher's students remember their lecturer and describe the ways they have endeavoured to keep his fierce spirit and energy of his music writing alive.

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Chuck D on his tried and tested guide to resistance

Lessons Learned

The hip hop legend shares what he’s picked up after almost 40 years spent speaking truth to power.

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The Facebook group where it‘s always 2009

#TBT

While the rest of the world entered the uncertainty of 2021, in recent months, hundreds of thousands of Facebook users have signed up to groups that offer an escape from current times.

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The radical album art of revolutionary Cuba

Latin rhythms

Gilles Peterson discusses a new book he helped co-edit about Cuban record sleeve design, which traces a musical form in constant revolution.

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Shame have been coming down and growing up

Drunk tank tales

After an extensive period on the road, the band returned to London restless and jumpy. The music that followed is their best yet.

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