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Louise Brailey

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As seen in: Crack, Crack Magazine, The Guardian, Dazed Magazine, Resident Advisor (RA), Electronic Beats, DMY, Point Blank Plus
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Lana Del Rey – 'Lust for Life' review

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By Louise Brailey 
| Crack Magazine
24.07.17 Lana Del Rey is at a crossroads. For each of her four album covers, the artist has been pictured alongside an automobile, that great American symbol that purrs with ideas of power and freedom. These qualities wouldn’t have been lost on an artist who’s fine-tuned her own iconography by draping herself in a red, white and blue patchwork of mythologies – from Old Hollywood to Brooklyn hipsterism.
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A rural festival in spirit: LISB-ON 2025

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By Louise Brailey 
| Crack Magazine
Parkland and pine forests set the scene for the intimate Lisbon festival, where local DJs and 4/4 rhythms took centre stage and after parties spilled out into the city. The final weekend of June 2025, and southern Europe is sweltering. Record-breaking temperatures dominate headlines, weather apps ping out emergency alerts, and even in the UK, images beamed in from planet Glastonbury are awash with scorched earth and faces much the same.
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Monheim Triennale’s 'The Prequel'

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By Louise Brailey 
| Crack Magazine
Bringing together 16 experimental musicians for three days of spontaneous sessions and one-off live shows, The Monheim Triennale created a charged space for collaboration, improvisation, boundary-pushing and play. The Monheim Triennale, much like the offside rule in football, is difficult to explain to those new to the game, so forgive this toe-punt: firstly, this year’s Triennale wasn’t really the main festival at all, but rather ‘The Prequel’.
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