NEWEST COLUMNS
No Concessions: Sebastian Junger and His Elegiac Film for Tim Hetherington
Welcome to FADER’s new film column hosted by me, Michael Zelenko. What can you expect to see here every week? Interviews with up-and-coming, original talent; conversations with first-time directors as well as veterans of the … read more »
Dollars to Pounds: My Panda Shall Fly
San Francisco-born Kim Taylor Bennett fled to Europe at 11, lived for a spell in London and once played guitar onstage with Green Day. She’ll report on new British music every other week. My obsession … read more »
Lungu Lungu: Heavy Coupé Décalé From Guinea
Ghana-based Benjamin Lebrave speaks fluent French and English, and can schmooze in Spanish and Portuguese. He’ll report on new African music every other week. This week, he wrote about coupé décalé and Oudy 1er. Living … read more »
Freak Scene: New Sounds From Way Out
One weird thing about Freak Scene is that because of the constantly shifting nature of what we define as weird music, things that normally would fit perfectly here suddenly seem like they should be part … read more »
Dollars to Pounds: Kirk Spencer
San Francisco-born Kim Taylor Bennett fled to Europe at 11, lived for a spell in London and once played guitar onstage with Green Day. She’ll report on new British music every other week. Kirk Spencer … read more »
By the Numbers: Tyler, the Creator’s Wolf
In By the Numbers, FADER looks at a big record release and breaks it down in basic digits. This week, we tackle Tyler, the Creator’s new album Wolf, out now.
By the Numbers: The Knife
In By The Numbers, FADER looks at a big record release and breaks it down in basic digits. In FADER #84, we tackled The Knife’s cacophonous first album in seven years, Shaking The Habitual, out … read more »
Lungu Lungu: DJ Marfox, Tarraxinha, and Rubbing Pelvises
Ghana-based Benjamin Lebrave speaks fluent French and English, and can schmooze in Spanish and Portuguese. He’ll report on new African music every other week. This week, he write about Angola’s tarraxinha music. One of the … read more »
Freak Scene: Tyondai Braxton’s HIVE
Whenever I interact with experimental music that’s “crossed over” from dingy warehouse spaces to museums or planetariums or zoos or really just places that feel more traditionally welcoming than, say, a building corroded with rust … read more »
Dollars to Pounds: Brolin
San Francisco-born Kim Taylor Bennett fled to Europe at 11, currently resides in London and once played guitar onstage with Green Day. She’ll report on new British music every other week. Like so many inspired … read more »
