Tagged: F56
RCRD LBL: Stream Michna’s Album In Its Entirety + F56 Gen F
We’re just going to throw it out there that Magic Monday (out today on Ghostly International) is the sonic coming of age story of Michna. Of course, we’re saying that because we know from our … read more »
FADER 56: The Tough Alliance Cover Story
After the jump, read Peter Macia’s cover story on Gothenburg, Sweden’s The Tough Alliance, with photos by Leonie Purchas from FADER Number 56.
FADER 56: Dallas Rap Feature
After the jump, read Felipe Delerme’s piece on the locally massive, globally underappreciated Dallas scene revolving around production duo Play-N-Skillz and larger than life rappers Tum Tum, Big Tuck and Fat Bastard.
Live: FADER 56 Party With Rodriguez and Michna
To warm up for Rodriguez’s third ever appearance in the United States (that’s a big deal considering his essential album came out in 1969) at our Issue Number 56 party, we sipped on spirits generously … read more »
FADER 56: High Places Feature
Before seeing them this Saturday at the East Village Radio festival, read T Cole Rachel’s feature story on Brooklyn, New York’s High Places from FADER Number 56.
Freeload: Little Boots’ Computer Fairyland Mix + Gen F
We have been completely enamored with Blackpool, England’s Little Boots since the day we heard her debut single “Stuck On Repeat”. We expressed our affection by signing up for her mailing list, and she frequently … read more »
FADER 56: Busy Signal Cover Story
Read Edwin ‘Stats’ Houghton’s cover story on dancehall’s most focused voice Busy Signal from the freshly printed issue #56 after the jump. And don’t forget to grab Busy’s newest single “Tic Toc” only available on … read more »
Freeload: The FADER Issue 56 Podcast
While putting together FADER Number 56, our Fall Fashion Issue, we noticed a theme emerging: While other glossies explore layering and shades of black, we peeled back, uncovering designers, creators and musicians who are willing … read more »
Freeload: Music Go Music, “Reach Out” + Gen F
When we put up Music Go Music’s first 12″, “Light of Love”, the band was shrouded in mystery and a protected by several dozen layers of ABBA references, but they were on Secretly Canadian, a … read more »
