Leaving Records Learns by Example
Inside Leaving Records' effort to fight the LA wildfires with music, its leaders' philosophies on boycotts and growing in public, the mycelial music continuum, and lots more.
door.link: the Internet's Purest Place
An interview with Romina Malta, the ambient archiver and Argentinian artist behind one of our favorite online spaces to listen to hand-picked mixes
Rain from Heaven, Paradise On Fire
The gifted artist-producer speaks on the creation of, and context surrounding, her immaculate debut album 'petra-coeur,' a half-decade effort that's spellbinding at every turn.
denis biblioni: in tune with the infinite
"I'm at the spot right now. I have a spare engine and some wrenches." Ani Bharadwaj, fka weird inside, pka denis biblioni, is trekking the mystical woods of an underrated American state. (New Jersey.) (Yes, you read that right.) (No, I'm not from there.
6 Qs With Sandy Chamoun
A mini-interview with the Beirut legend about making art that archives history. "The music scene in Lebanon after the [2020 blast] is a great example of how a community in survival mode can support each other... I'm addicted to it. I'm so attached to this land."
(j)ula Wants to Kill the Shuffle Button
A lighthearted interview with the artist behind Soundwavesoffwax about collective grief, collagist field recordings, electronic music, never buying new clothes, her debut album, and what it means to Listen Responsibly.
Archive, Alive: Ben Shirken's 'H.D. Reliquary'
Inside the secular irl worship zone and levitational new album of Ben Shirken (ex wiish), the 29 Speedway founder’s latest multichannel, multimedia conjuring at INTERCOMM in Ridgewood.
Labels on Labels: b4 & Young
Two longtime friends, music lifers, and indie label A&Rs unite to discuss slinging ice against police at London raves, running away from home to chase creative dreams, working with Nicolas Jaar in Palestine, and more.
Miti, The Granulator
Miti talks microsounds, DJ prophecies, and hunting for swords in London in her first-ever interview.
The Hymn of Tobias
Beloved music maker Tobias talks comet trails, Tascam magic, D'Angelo, recording in cars in Texas, and crafting classics from grief.
Future Refs: Emi Takahashi & Nik Arthur
An interview with close friends and collaborators Emi Takahashi and Nik Arthur, who work with nature and music to conjure new art forms and stories.
Ribbons of Life: John Glacier
If the wind could rap as it swept over mountains, as the calm Trelawny breeze gathered strength and greyed the Jamaican sky, I’m convinced it’d sound like John Glacier, the self-made fashion girl from Hackney who’d still crash your house party.