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2018: Who Controls Music? The debate on intellectual property resurfaces, with musicians and consumers pushed to the sidelines

2018: Favorite Labels From hypermodern visionaries & scattered Asian voices to idiosyncratic club & reenvisioned ambient music

Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt The veteran musicians talk their studio debut, short songs, and “the best music ever made”

10,000 Unseen Worlds Exploring the Expanding Universe of an Essential Record Label

Kelly Moran The New York-based composer talks prepared pianos, signing to Warp, and new album “Ultraviolet”

Insomniac Focus A survey of third-act Drew McDowall (Coil)

Favorite Rap Mixtapes of October 2018 From Illingsworth & Bambu to MihTy & Gangsta Boo

Views From The Métropole How kuduro and other African musics challenge hegemonic futures

Oliver Coates The London-based cellist and producer talks new album on RVNG Intl.

SONICA 2018 A report from the 10th anniversary of Slovenia’s ambitious experimental and avant-garde music/arts festival

Kali Malone The Stockholm-based composer talks DIY spaces, tuning organs, and happy accidents

2018: Third Quarter Favorites 25 incredible music releases from the last three months

Favorite Rap Mixtapes of September 2018 From Bruiser Brigade & Bhad Bhabie to Young Dolph & YungManny

JEROME The label talks club anxiety and the role of the DJ + shares exclusive mix

Alex Cobb The Students of Decay proprietor talks new label Soda Gong and new solo project Etelin

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2018: Who Controls Music?
The debate on intellectual property resurfaces, with musicians and consumers pushed to the sidelines

2018: Favorite Labels
From hypermodern visionaries & scattered Asian voices to idiosyncratic club & reenvisioned ambient music

Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt
The veteran musicians talk their studio debut, short songs, and “the best music ever made”

10,000 Unseen Worlds
Exploring the Expanding Universe of an Essential Record Label

Kelly Moran
The New York-based composer talks prepared pianos, signing to Warp, and new album “Ultraviolet”

Insomniac Focus
A survey of third-act Drew McDowall (Coil)

Favorite Rap Mixtapes of October 2018
From Illingsworth & Bambu to MihTy & Gangsta Boo

Views From The Métropole
How kuduro and other African musics challenge hegemonic futures

Oliver Coates
The London-based cellist and producer talks new album on RVNG Intl.

SONICA 2018
A report from the 10th anniversary of Slovenia’s ambitious experimental and avant-garde music/arts festival

Kali Malone
The Stockholm-based composer talks DIY spaces, tuning organs, and happy accidents

2018: Third Quarter Favorites
25 incredible music releases from the last three months

Favorite Rap Mixtapes of September 2018
From Bruiser Brigade & Bhad Bhabie to Young Dolph & YungManny

JEROME
The label talks club anxiety and the role of the DJ + shares exclusive mix

Alex Cobb
The Students of Decay proprietor talks new label Soda Gong and new solo project Etelin

LISTEN: XXX -
Love Potion

Sun Araw

THE SADDLE OF THE INCREATE

Skepta

Konnichiwa

Lana Del Rey

Born to Die

Lady Gaga

Born This Way

Kesha

Rainbow