Duncan Harrison
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6 essential essays by groundbreaking cultural critic Greg Tate
The “Godfather of hip-hop journalism” passed away this week aged 64. Discover – or revisit – six of his best works covering Kendrick Lamar, Bad Brains, Basquiat, Azealia Banks and more → Read More
We spoke to the engineer who created the Bill Clinton Swag meme
Thomas Millar made Bill Clinton Swag as a joke when he was in college, eight years later it nearly broke the internet → Read More
Björk’s ‘Cornucopia’ live show paints a multi-sensory picture of a brave new world
A report from the 'Cornucopia' live show's stop at London's O2 Arena → Read More
Iggy Pop live at the Barbican: Reflective but defiant as ever
Iggy Pop's appearance at the Barbican off the back of his jazz-laced new album 'Free' found the punk icon in a retrospective mood but rebellious as ever → Read More
The new D’Angelo documentary offers a rare glimpse of a troubled visionary
'Devil's Pie', a new documentary about the life of D'Angelo, is an intimate portrait of a famously unknowable artist → Read More
Donald Glover’s ‘final tour’ as Childish Gambino showcases his 360-degree approach to entertainment
Our report from the ‘This is America Tour’ at London’s O2 Arena → Read More
“Less Pitchfork, more panto” – Mariah Carey’s festive London spectacular reviewed
Fresh from releasing a critically acclaimed new album, Mariah Carey doubles down on festive cheer at her family-friendly London show → Read More
BTS live in London: Self-love, interactivity and effortless pop versatility
At the second of two sold-out O2 Arena shows, the K-pop phenomenon place their fans at the centre of the experience → Read More
Helena Hauff, Ricardo Villalobos, Joy Orbison, Saoirse and more confirmed for fabric's 19th birthday
The 30-hour party starts in Farringdon on 20 October → Read More
Who will Drake send for on 'Scorpion'? An investigation
Crack Magazine's speculative and semi-informed breakdown of whose got it coming this Scorpion Season → Read More
We caught a bus to Kanye and Kid Cudi’s album launch bonfire in the middle of nowhere
The listening party of Kanye West and Kid Cudi’s much-anticipated collaborative album Kids See Ghosts was as weird as you'd expect → Read More
Meet BASSIDE, the Miami duo celebrating the bassy DNA of their city's sound
Listen to the SOPHIE-approved duo's debut EP first exclusively via Crack Magazine → Read More
No Bounds Festival harnessed Sheffield’s musical heritage for a celebration of forward-facing art
Duncan Harrison reviews the Sheffield festival's inaugural event, which paired open-minded crowds with cross-disciplinary art and an ambitious programme → Read More
Listen to the premiere of an 11-year-old track by Omar-S and Young Seth
The recently unearthed 'Deep (CDV 2006 Mix)' was inspired by a 2005 Ricardo Villalobos set at Berlin's Club Der Visionaere → Read More
Joy Orbison, Omar-S and Kirk Degiorgio bring moody theatrics to Stone Island Presents Manchester
Read Crack Magazine's report from Stone Island's party in Manchester co-hosted by The Warehouse Project and NTS Radio → Read More
Lorde – 'Melodrama' review
Swapping youthful naivety for the complexities of adulthood, Lorde has created one of the smartest pop records of the year so far → Read More
Lorde – 'Melodrama' review
Swapping youthful naivety for the complexities of adulthood, Lorde has created one of the smartest pop records of the year so far → Read More
For Iraq and Syria: A collaborative poster project centred around human crisis
Profiling the poster exhibition orchestrated by London designer Yasseen Faik ahead of its launch at KK Outlet in June → Read More
Screenshots of a digital resistance at IAM Weekend 17
Across two days, IAM connected perspectives and incubated ideas probing the intersection of URL/IRL. Duncan Harrison glimpsed into the future → Read More
How art director Mihalio Andic helped Lil Yachty realise the artwork for 'Teenage Emotions'
The Atlanta rapper's new album cover taps into the teenage experience with an inclusive slant – featuring girls with Vitiligo, gay men and more in a cinema → Read More