Nkgopoleng Moloi / Photography / 17 hours ago Isabel Okoro: the Neuroscience and Psychology Student using the Camera to Raise ConsciousnessOften, we underestimate our potential impact on the story of how history unfolds across time. Not only do we underestimate our potential imp...
Bob Perfect / music / 20 hours ago You’ve Never Heard Anything Quite Like Rose Bonica’s Mouthful of ConcreteIn the three years that she’s been making music, Rose Bonica has quickly become your favourite producers’ favourite producer. Well, at least...
Christa Dee / art&culture / 2 days ago The Lagos Biennial // Bringing Together Reflections on Contemporary Art and UrbanismThe Biennial is intended to place art in dialogue with the city. The first edition in 2017 took place at a railway compound in Yaba, beginni...
Christopher McMichael / Thought / 2 days ago Gothic is the Pain You Feel and Not the Clothes That’s on Your Back: A Review of Darkly by Leila TaylorSome surprise was expressed recently when Travis Scott featured 90s gothic metal icon Marilyn Manson on the bill of his Atlanta-based Astr...
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Marcia Elizabeth / Pop Archive Billy Monk and the Catacombs – Underground Dockside Culture in the Late 1960sAs your body descends into the underground the darkness slowly caresses your cheek. You are met by a crude yet unflinching interior as you t...