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Drain Gang

Drain Gang

Originally published in 032c #42, the Drain Gang Dossier investigates the mythology surrounding the music col…

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ABC of AFX | 032c

ABC of AFX | 032c

Despite granting just one interview since 2015, Aphex Twin's influence in music and pop culture runs deep. Fr…

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TikTok Is Filled With Sped-Up Remixes. Two Norwegians Pioneered Them.

TikTok Is Filled With Sped-Up Remixes. Two Norwegians Pioneered Them.

Thomas S. Nilsen and Steffen Ojala Soderholm made songs with superfast tempos and high-pitched vocals for a s…

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The Talking Heads on the Enduring Appeal of 'Stop Making Sense'

The Talking Heads on the Enduring Appeal of 'Stop Making Sense'

With the rerelease of the seminal concert film and an upcoming tribute album from A24, the band's 1984 classi…

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DOECHII on Swamp Rap, Alter Egos and Narcissistic Exes | 032c

DOECHII on Swamp Rap, Alter Egos and Narcissistic Exes | 032c

Life in the swamp is hot, wild, weird, lawless, and full of outrageous contradictions--and so is DOECHII's di…

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Yeat: American Truths | 032c

Yeat: American Truths | 032c

On the occasion of the release of YEAT's fourth studio album 2093, we're republishing CASSIDY GEORGE's interv…

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Edward Skeletrix: The Mind as Masterpiece

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CG: I’m very curious about what it was like to grow up in Albany, Georgia. ES: I went to school with just, like, straight hood kids. It was cool. I wasn’t ostracized—that’s not the word, I think I’m somewhat autistic—but I didn’t understand how to interact with them. I didn’t get it. I wouldn’t even say it’s because I’m autistic, I just feel like that culture is— CG: Very specific.
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A History of Early Electroclash in Ten Tracks

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By Cassidy George Verified
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DJ Hell and The Hacker pick electroclash's key anthems between 1997 and 2001, revisiting the blueprints for the rule-breaking sub-genre still rocking dance floors 30 years later. "Everything was allowed," asserted DJ Hell. "It was impactful music with an electronic touch, but it also had this punk feeling." The German artist is describing electroclash, the sub-genre he helped usher into existence in the late '90s and early 2000s.
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Frost Children: “Our objective is ageless”

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Cassidy George: When I saw the Sister cover, I thought of this article I read in The Atlantic in 2022 called “Why Did We All Have the Same Childhood?” The writer cites it as an example of a ritual and legend that children develop and pass on to each other, which researchers call “childlore.” What does this icon mean to you? Angel Prost: It’s weird—everyone thinks it belongs to their generation or that it is unique to where they grew up, but it’s actually a universal bond shared between people.
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