Trebuchet explores the Nerdcore Hip-Hop movement, its relationship with modern culture and music, and the issues with rigid genre categorization with help from Mega Ran, Sammus and Ben Knight. (read more)
Cautiously affirmative urban angst meets minimalist structure and Gaze theory. Win! (read more)
Some audiences are horrible. Maynard Flip Flap’s Rick Allen dares to voice the forbidden truth. (read more)
A shattered yet still comforting vision of domesticity conveys the reality of contemporary urban life. Review (read more)
A mesmerizing mix of Afro-Cuban, African, urban and latin sounds, with a solid backbeat and vocals begging for you to listen and become entwined (read more)
In London more than 1.6 million people are exposed to daytime road traffic noise levels above 55dB, which the World Health Organization defines as a level of community noise that causes health problems. (read more)
id we need a research project measuring a general law of how pedestrians interact? Surely the simple law is : extremely slowly, gaze morosely locked on smartphone screen, directly in front of the person in (read more)
Street dance has to sit within contemporary culture to stand the test of time, and not end up as a fad that disappears after a session or two. (read more)
An album that keeps its powder dry, thrills and teases, and on vocal performances such as ‘Biscuits n’ Gravy’, enthrals. Kelis, Food. Review (read more)
Cities around the world can significantly reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by implementing aggressive but practical policy changes. (read more)
The ‘puttin’ a bitch on the corner from the time I wuz fourteen, chill wit’ my niggas, emceed my way up from the gutters’ narrative that still, incomprehensibly, provides mid-west cornfed WASPs with their vicarious ghetto jollies is mercifully absent. DELS returns with his Black Salad EP (read more)
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