Company Flow: why f**k you never goes out of fashion
A classic interview from the archive.
Young Hunting talk indignity and impossibility
The heroically gloomy Edinburgh duo on their origins, evolution and forthcoming LP for Blackest Ever Black.
EVOL on rave synthesis, hoover abuse making “computer music for hooligans”
“We haven’t finished with the Hoovers. At least another 50 albums yet.”
“When we drop, we taking sh*t over”: DJ Rashad and J-Cush introduce Lit City
The footwork figureheads talk Chi-town, Britney and “shutting other labels down”.
Ricardo Villalobos: a fine balance
Another chance to read our 2011 interview, covering Re:ECM, Bollywood, drugs and the search for utopia
Lost & Found: Sensational’s Loaded With Power
In the wake of ‘cloud-rap’, ‘trillwave’ and the rest, this ’97 hip-hop oddity sounds more prescient than ever.
Human Teenager: Gary War and Taylor Richardson on being broke and unknown with dignity intact
The making of 2012′s strangest pop album.
10 electronic music books you need to read
From techno creation myths to the politics of sampling.
Brian Eno interviewed
In this weekend’s second archive feature, FACT meets Brian Eno for an in-depth musing on art and beyond.
Excerpts with Actress
FACT’s 2009 interview with Actress, still the most in-depth that the Werk Discs founder has given to date.
‘Golden Touch’: why Electronic Dream is the ultimate pop record
Dismantling araabMUZIK’s trance-hop opus.
Cindytalk: the honesty of abstraction, the tyranny of song
Meet a quietly legendary group.
Andy Votel on the film music of Jean Rollin and the ignorance of the art-house establishment
Sex, vampires and synthesizers.
“I never met nobody like that”: Andres interviewed
One of Detroit’s all-time greats talks his memories of J Dilla, Moodymann’s windmills and more.
Lost & Found: Felt’s Space Blues
How many artists make you a promise, and actually stick to it?
Five minutes with… El-P
The Def Jux founder on his first solo album since ’07.
The story of Dream 2 Science’s “smooth, deep, laid back and hella sexy” house
Meet the maker of the classic 1990 EP, reissued this month by Rush Hour.