Part of a group of Italian club producers the includes his close friend and Planet Mu regular Herva, Dukwa has previously appeared on labels such as Bosconi, Wo Land and the UK’s Don’t Be Afraid, which released a track by the artist in 2016.
Later this month, Soulwax will return with From Deewee, their first album in more than a decade. The 12-track effort was recorded in early February in just 48 hours at the electronic outfit’s Belgian studio. It’s said to be based on Soulwax’s Transient Program For Drums and Machinery show, which they took out on the road last year.
LOUISE, OUR INTERIORS EDITOR is currently back in Edinburgh on business, and Victoria, our Fashion Editor, just returned from a trip to Cuba. The early months of the new year are always ones filled with travel, and despite our being too busy with a few new projects to have gone on any trips of our...
The shift came at the end of 1973. The quarter-century before then, starting around 1948, saw the most remarkable period of economic growth in human history. In the Golden Age between the end of the Second World War and 1973, people in what was then known as the ‘industrialised world’ – Western Europe, North America, and Japan – saw their living standards improve year after year. They looked forward to even greater prosperity for their children. Culturally, the first half of the Golden Age was a time of conformity, dominated by hard work to recover from the disaster of the war. The second half of the age was culturally very different, marked by protest and artistic and political experimentation. Behind that fermentation lay the confidence of people raised in a white-hot economy: if their adventures turned out badly, they knew, they could still find a job.
THESE LAST WINTER DAYS seem to by flying by with chilly nights turning into extravagantly sunny days. Not long now, it will be warm here in the afternoons, for spring arrives earlier here than it has in other cities we’ve lived in.
The passage of time is important to Mac DeMarco. The pratfalls never stop, and the Viceroy scent of wilful self-destruction may always follow him...
WE HAVE BEEN dealing with a few website issues resulting in our homepage not updating properly, amongst other things, but everything...
BECAUSE IT IS VALENTINE’S DAY tomorrow, and because we’re insane ROMANTICS here at This Is Glamorous, we’re bringing you a...
THERE WAS A CELEBRATION this weekend, which meant glasses of cava and the most delicious shrimp in garlic butter we...
As the world seemingly continues to split at the seams, now’s the time for musicians to step up and create the art that will distract you from the chaos, but hopefully challenge the new world order.
This week’s piece is more of a masterclass in styling your home rather than a traditional home tour. Vibeke Svenningsen...
ON SUNDAY we watched the Federer vs Nadal men’s final match of the Australian Open, which turned out to be yet another...
In this week’s edition of TIG TV we take a look at all the musicals that influenced La La Land, take...
Four years after the release of their last studio album, Goldfrapp are back — which is a great thing for those among us who can’t wait, can’t wait anymore.
The prolific electronic UK duo, who first burst onto the scene with their debut record Felt Mountain nearly two decades ago in 2000, return with a track called “Anymore,” the first offering from their upcoming seventh studio album, Silver Eye, out on March 31.
Arcade Fire have shared a new song featuring Mavis Staples. It’s called “I Give You Power,” and all proceeds from it will go to the American Civil Liberties Union.