The Icon Catalogue: Chris Dexta
The Icon Catalogue is a series of A6 zines profiling the most essential and elusive dance music record labels. They’re the brainchild of Chris Dexta, a London-based DJ, producer, label... Read more
The Icon Catalogue is a series of A6 zines profiling the most essential and elusive dance music record labels. They’re the brainchild of Chris Dexta, a London-based DJ, producer, label... Read more
Liverpool University Press has just published Black Music in Britain in the 21st Century, a series of essays chronicling the birth and development of pivotal Black British genres like dub,... Read more
Writing from the peripheries of the popular music press over the last 20 years, Emma Warren is committed to documenting grassroots music culture in the UK. While her previous work... Read more
In November 2022, writer Ian McQuaid and cinematographers Tim and Barry published Woosh, the first UK drill book. Initially conceptualised as an exhibition at the Laz Emporium in Soho, Woosh... Read more
Few producers are as capable with words as Richard Norris. An established writer as well as an electronic musician, Norris has not only written punk zines, biographies and NME features,... Read more
In the next instalment of our Zine Scene series, we head north for a full debrief on Edinburgh’s independent electronica zine, Werra Foxma. Rob Smith chatted to zine founder Frazer... Read more
Dancecult is an online journal for the study of electronic dance music culture that embodies exactly what dance music should always be about. Having just published their 19th issue, we... Read more
A true pop culture polymath, name any extraordinary niche of audiovisual culture and the chances are Strictly Kev/DJFood has read about it, written on it, or illustrated it. The designer... Read more
Exist To Resist is a book of Matthew Smith‘s photographs that captures the free party scene and celebrates the lost freedom of rave, festival and protest culture in 1990s Britain.... Read more
Zine culture currently seems to be going through something of a renaissance with new zines popping up regularly. In the first of a new series where we profile grassroots dance... Read more
Committed to challenging the London-centric narrative pervasive in established electronic music journalism, SEEN Mag is a bold, new culture zine springing from Manchester and the northwest. You can get to... Read more
As a resident raving reporter with Mixmag for almost two decades, there aren’t many corners of global club culture that Duncan Dick isn’t familiar with. Destination Dancefloor is the end... Read more
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