HARDSTONE follows Don Toliver to Amsterdam

Luckily for the devout followers of any derivatives of the vast Y2K aesthetic, HARDSTONE is not going anywhere. Better yet, it's closer to us than it's been since its launch with Don Toliver’s concert in Amsterdam fast approaching. A day of suprises and excitement, HARDSTONE will also be launching in stores for the first time tomorrow.
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In conversation with: Alexander Diaz Andersson, founder of ATRA

The 'Beluga' looks like a sculpture because it is.

SPOILED EGG: A visual essay by Laura Dester

The (New) Age of Lael Neale

“My dream is the death of the materialist paradigm. Bring it down.”

PUSIK for Glamcult #142, the ANIMA issue

Our fav time of the year – Lentekabinet 2025 is here!

It’s officially the first weekend of June, so you sure know where to find us! As religious followers of musically diverse, cross-cultural, and community-focused happenings, Lentekabinet is a yearly affair we simply can’t miss. Tucked away in Het Twiske, the festival is an initiation into the summer season, bringing together explosive sets, live acts, performance and digital arts. With less than a week to go, the anticipation is getting real – and we’ve begun to ambitiously plot our way through the line-up. In addition to our already beloved Glamcult favourites – from Rozaly, to Toma Kami, Torus and Dinamarca, here is exactly where you will catch us:
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Dua Saleh fosters gentleness in collapse

The cinematics and acoustics of Kabeaushé’s takeover

From his clear-skied wont of speaking, you could think Kabochi Gitau (known simply as Kabeaushé) was directly spawned from one of Nairobi’s eternal sunrays. He picked up our Zoom call from his old apartment, all jovial and courteous towards the city that raised him (which, at the time of our conversation, was his favourite place – but only until changing locations again). That’s how Kabeaushe’s sensibility for life usually goes – he embodies mindfulness almost in a monkish way, effusing deep admiration for the present tense through all of his creative outlets.
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JAY PRINCE

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@nyesha4u – A visual essay by Isa Herrera

In @nyesha4u, queer fictional influencers Nya and Ayesha (who share a digital persona) find themselves navigating the tension between authentic connection and marketable affection, raising the question — is visibility a form of liberation, or just another subcategory of labor?
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Poster Girl Owns Every Room

"We don't like to be bored"

IVANA BASIC for Glamcult #142, the ANIMA issue

In soft bleeding, we will unite

Serious business on the dance floor: This is Nikki Nair

The sound waves that accompany Nikki Nair seem to be laced with laughing gas – the contradictory joy of life distilled into 140+ BPMs. Even the starting bar of a Nair track will lock you into the grooves of the dancefloor, to the rhythm of the bodies around you. We got to talk to Nikki Nair, anticipating his new EP, about his production process, upcoming projects, and his newest release “IRS Love”. Dive into the psyche of a DJ and producer who constantly reinvents what electronic music sounds like.
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CASSYETTE

Cassyette performs Phantom Limb, the haunting new single from her 19-track deluxe album This World Still Fucking Sucks. The single is a raw reflection on the lingering pain of leaving a toxic love that never truly loved back — a feeling that stays even when the pain should have faded. Phantom Limb marks a chapter of relearning and rebirth, as she closes one door and steps boldly into a new era.

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Post-Ironic, Post-Athletic, Post-Sweat: This is adidas Originals by AVAVAV

Into the Multisex multiverse

Projects developed in art school often remain at a level of mere imagination, grand and contained in their realm of possibility. That’s how Multisex was initially bred – a scholarly, design-focused project conceived by a bunch of students. With a bit of will and a shared devotion to communion, house music, and sensuality, it exceeded what many would have left in a state of hypothesis. Meet Marilena Büld, Vicky Abiola, Steph Quinci and Dario Jérôme Dammé, some of the sparkling minds behind one of Berlin’s most prolific curatorial expanses.
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Intersexy around the globe: DESIREE

To see DESIREE play is to witness movement in every sense – of sweating bodies, geographical borders, and sonic progressions. Days away from the London debut of her event series, MMiNO (meaning music in her native Sepedi), we caught up with the DJ to talk about underrated genres from the African diaspora, activism for the intersex community, and what it means to build a scene where everyone is welcome.
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Junya Watanabe just went Alpha

You don’t need to see a tag to recognize a Junya Watanabe design – the Japanese mastermind’s deconstructive approach is in itself an accurate indicator, shining through every garment. Within his new collab with Alpha Industries, we’re delighted to peek at a (literally) seamless conflux between Watanabe’s avant-garde, Tokyo-imported edge and the brand’s precise, outerwear-y tailoring.
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Patta and Rapha are riding together again

“This PATTA + RAPHA collection is about being energised by, and finding happiness in simple things like exploring a city, waking up to see the sunrise, or spinning around on your bike with friends. It’s about getting out there just for the love of it.”
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JERRAU

Dutch-Surinamese selector Jerrau moves effortlessly between percussive grooves, bass-heavy cuts, and deep sonic escapes, weaving a vibrant palette shaped by his roots. From festival stages to intimate clubs, he leads dancers through nights where sounds collide and culture breathes.