Hip-hop beats and tales of childhood naughtiness: Baxter Dury on his new record

“It’s a recovery album” – how a trip to Mexico inspired Freddie Cowan’s redemptive solo debut

“I’m so nostalgic, to a fault” – Buzzy Lee’s sophomore record retraces moments of beauty and heartbreak

“Having a fine time in the middle of a decaying city” – the legendary Marguerite Van Cook tells stories from the 80s East Village art scene

Cult auteur Bruce LaBruce takes us through his personal photography archive

All is Vanity: a movie about a fashion shoot gone weird

Sofie Royer is both the sensitive Pierrot and witty Harlequin

James Righton introduces us to his Gucci-suited, basement crooner alter-ego: Jim

Dylan and Hopper Penn and Zoë Bleu unpick the beauty and emotional strife at the root of their new film

“I was bleeding with emotion” – Lykke Li rummages through the wreckage of heartbreak

“I threw the armadillo in to fuck with people’s heads” – Don Letts on turning punk into art with The Clash

Photographer Chris Makos shares rare stories from his fabled photoshoots with Andy Warhol

Janette Beckman’s photographic monograph honours the rebels shaping culture from the fringe

This exhibition documents the joyful, unstaged spontaneity of pre-Covid America

In conversation with Chris Makos: the photographer who introduced Andy Warhol to Basquiat and Keith Haring

Frank Lebon discusses his new cinematic trailer about a freelance crime scene cleaner

Oracle Sisters’ new EP details a future Paris balanced between utopia and dystopia

The gospel of Natalie Bergman: accepting loss through God, love and music

Inside the Palm Angels FW21 zine: Francesco Ragazzi takes us on an imagined holiday

Budding filmmaker Jim Longden on his debut film: a rumination on solitude, agony, and hope