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DNA Premiere / MOON

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MOON arrives against this current. A Swedish multidisciplinary project releasing the single "DNA" this Friday, she has chosen a release closer to underground cinema than to the conventional debut, self-produced, deliberately filmic, framed in a darker lens. Björk, Kate Bush and the discipline of Marina Abramović sit near the project as signposts.

Sacrifice for art / Kill the void

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Cyber horror editorial with techno duo Kill The Void and Ella Hox, shot by SinnerPropaganda. A crucifixion of the music industry's obedience economy.

Björk’s Echolalia

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Echolalia turns Björk’s private Mánakvöld gatherings outward: an eclipse, sixty-four seconds of totality, and new songs written after her mother’s death in 2024.

Create.Learn.Repeat / Chris Liebing

Music | Interview
Thirty years in a booth and the questions go deeper than the music. This is a personal interview. Chris Liebing on family and doubt, on Depeche Mode and Blade Runner, on the Spinclub and Schranz, on a vegan awakening at a hotel breakfast and what Alan Watts taught him about letting go. Evolver is the new album. But this is the story behind the person who made it. Photographed by Anton Corbijn.

The Weight of Holding Still / Kandè

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Kandè came to music through choreography. Before the voice, there was count, weight, years of learning what a pause holds. Neon Soul, her 2025 debut EP, carries that training forward: seven tracks built by someone who learned to compose with the body before she ever composed with sound.

Music of Cruelty / Jared Artaud

Music | Interview
Jared Artaud carries the lineage of Minimal Wave and Alan Vega of Suicide into the present — through poetry, music and collaborations that reach Hedi Slimane and beyond. An intellectual rockstar and decadent poète maudit walking the streets of now.

Road to Wave-Gotik-Treffen 2026

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Every year goths from all over the World re-unite in Leipzig, Germany, for the most important music festival dedicated to dark, industrial and post-punk sub-cultures. We will be there to give you our live impressions from the festival; can’t wait to see you all among the dusky crowd.

One Last Blitz in Munich

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Munich’s legendary Blitz Club is closing its doors. From July 31 to August 3, the club will host a final, 72-hour marathon party to celebrate nearly ten years of groundbreaking electronic music, unforgettable nights, and a community built around the dancefloor. More than a venue, Blitz has been a state of mind: a place where music, people, and freedom came together. Its farewell marks the end of and era for Munich and the global clubbing scene.

From Ruins to Sound / Road to PhillGood Festival

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This July, Bulgaria firmly establishes itself on the global festival scene. From July 17 to 19, 2026, PhillGood transforms Plovdiv’s Rowing Canal into a three-stage venue where post-punk legends, virtual bands, electronic trailblazers, and leftfield disruptors gather.

Listening Becomes Physical / A.M. & R.A.I.

Music | Interview
For Abul Mogard and Rafael Anton Irisarri, listening does not begin and end in the studio. It becomes a way of moving through the world, shaping perception long after the session is over. In this conversation, they reflect on creative immersion, the impossibility of switching off, and the quiet rituals that pull them back from total absorption. This is ambient music made at the edge of what attention can sustain—and a conversation about what that edge takes from the people who live there.

On Desintegration / Samuel Kerridge

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Samuel Kerridge doesn't do clean exits. Manchester made him abrasive, Downwards made him sharper, Berlin tried to smooth him out and failed. Memoir of Disintegration is what comes after the wreckage: not a reinvention, an aftermath. We talked about friction, clarity and why he's still pushing until something breaks.