Debit transforms cumbia rebajada on Desaceleradas album
Mexican-American producer Debit slows Afro-Latin club music to create eerie ambient soundscapes on her remarkable new album Desaceleradas. Discover how she redefines cumbia.
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Oneohtrix Point Never's Tranquilizer: Ambient for Anxious Era
Daniel Lopatin's new album Tranquilizer uses Y2K sample CDs to create kaleidoscopic soundscapes addressing contemporary information overload. Discover this uncanny ambient masterpiece.
Tories' £2bn Culture Funding: Why No Recognition?
Former culture commissioner Neil Mendoza questions why Conservative government's massive cultural investments remain unacknowledged by sector. Explore the funding facts.
Ninajirachi's ARIA Success with Debut Album
Australian electronic artist Ninajirachi discusses her ARIA-nominated debut album 'I Love My Computer', winning the Australian Music Prize, and creating a sound inspired by growing up online.
Akram Khan's Final Tour: Collaborators on His Genius
As Akram Khan Company presents its last touring show Thikra: Night of Remembering, Danny Boyle, Hanif Kureishi and other collaborators share intimate stories about working with the dance visionary.
Perfect Show for Rachel: A Star Takes Control
Meet Rachel O'Mahony, the learning-disabled star directing her own madcap variety show. Discover how this award-winning production challenges perceptions of disability in the UK theatre scene.
Global e-waste to hit 82 million tonnes by 2030
The world generates 62 million tonnes of e-waste annually, set to reach 82 million by 2030. Discover how to responsibly recycle your old devices and protect sensitive data.
$50,000 Arts Degrees to Continue Until 2027
Australian students face $50,000 arts degrees until at least 2027 as government delays reform of the controversial Job Ready Graduates scheme. Discover why critics are demanding urgent action.
Joyce DiDonato's Mission to Bring Opera to All
Celebrated mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato discusses her passion for performing opera in unconventional spaces, from maximum security prisons to Tasmania, championing its emotional power and accessibility.
Forbidden Forest 2026: Arcadia Spider & Lineup Revealed
Forbidden Forest announces its epic 10th anniversary lineup for 2026, featuring the Arcadia Spider, Sub Focus, Michael Bibi and more. Tickets on sale November 19.
Durham's Lumiere Festival ends after 15 years
Durham's acclaimed Lumiere light festival closes after 15 years, taking £43m economic impact with it. As arts funding faces 32% cuts, we examine why cultural investment matters more than ever.
Harlem Studio Museum Secures New Manhattan Home
New York's Harlem Studio Museum announces its new permanent location at 242 East 125th Street after controversial relocation plan. Discover the museum's fresh start.
US Military GPS Jamming Off Venezuela Coast - Sky News
Exclusive analysis reveals the United States likely disrupted GPS signals near Venezuela, raising questions about electronic warfare tactics and regional tensions.
90s Club Classics Experience Massive Gen Z Revival
The pounding beats of 90s dance music are experiencing a massive resurgence as original ravers share their club classics with younger generations, creating an unexpected musical bridge across decades.
Ukrainian veterans heal through DJ music therapy
Discover how the Superhumans rehabilitation centre is using electronic music and DJ workshops to help Ukrainian soldiers recover from physical and psychological trauma, creating a powerful new form of therapy.
Community saves Nottingham art gallery from closure
Discover how Nottingham's beloved art gallery defied closure through an extraordinary community takeover, creating a vibrant new model for cultural spaces across the UK.
90s Dance Anthems to Share With Your Teenager
Discover how iconic 90s dance tracks are bridging the generation gap as parents share their favourite club classics with a new digital-native audience.
Guardian readers share stunning photography collection
Discover the breathtaking visual stories captured by Guardian readers worldwide, featuring ancient Indian martial arts, charming wildlife encounters, and unexpected moments of beauty in everyday life.
Adrian Sutton: Musical Genius Behind War Horse
Celebrating the life and legacy of composer Adrian Sutton, whose powerful scores defined iconic National Theatre productions and brought theatrical magic to audiences worldwide.
Soprano on mastering pain to play 300-year-old woman
Lithuanian soprano Aušrinė Stundytė opens up about the physical and emotional demands of playing Pat Nixon and a centuries-old woman in new opera productions, discussing trauma, adrenaline, and artistic transformation.
Sudan Archives Redefines Violin in New Album
Exclusive interview with the groundbreaking artist blending classical violin with R&B and electronic sounds in her revolutionary new work.
UK Launches 'Town of Culture' Search for Overlooked Towns
The government unveils a new competition to crown England's next cultural hotspot, specifically targeting towns that have been 'written out of the national story' and deserve recognition for their unique heritage.
Printworks Halloween: London's Ultimate Party Returns
Discover why Printworks' Halloween resurrection is set to be London's most spectacular party this weekend with immersive experiences and world-class DJs.
Trump axes arts funding board in cultural blow
Former President Donald Trump has abruptly dismissed the entire board of the federal Arts and Artifacts International Indemnity Programme, jeopardising funding for major museum exhibitions across the UK and beyond.
Juana Molina: Why I Hate Being Solemn
Experimental music pioneer Juana Molina opens up about her creative process, rejecting seriousness in art, and her surprising journey from comedy star to musical innovator in this candid conversation.
Emma Thompson's intense irritation with AI revealed
Oscar-winning actress Emma Thompson delivers a powerful condemnation of artificial intelligence in creative industries, warning of 'soulless' content and calling for urgent regulation.
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