Todo

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  Flow Festival in 3s: How to Get the Most Out of the Final Festival in Its Current Spectacular Home
• The good news, the worrying news, and the inside story about plums and pints of piss
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  AOTY 2023: “I woke up and the whole song was in my head, so I recorded it into my phone in the bathroom” – Joanna Sternberg
• Collaborating with icon Tony Allen, Yannis’ love of gardening and what happens next with Foals
• Our Mightnight Chats podcast is finally back
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  SZA at Glastonbury: The Realities of Representation
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  Cassandra Jenkins – My Light, My Destroyer
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  Abstract Concrete – Abstract Concrete
• The Death of Black Midi and the Birth of Geordie Greep’s Debut Solo Album
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  Jaakko Eino Kalevi – Chaos Magic
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  Maple Glider: “When I’m not playing shows, I’m in bed by 9pm”
• Celebrating the 2024 Booooooom Photo Awards Winners!
• The Mercury Prize 2024: Midnight Chats Podcast Episode 142
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  The return of the L&Q Starting Eleven charity t-shirt, in aid of Shelter
• Fontaines D.C. – Romance
• Brian Eno: Midnight Chats – Episode 127
• Rod Stewart winks at Rose Matafeo: A Midnight Chats episode
• Motion: The Future of Brand Identity
• Fontaines D.C.: Midnight Chats – Episode 144
• Win 4 x VIP tickets to London’s Wide Awake festival
• Lola Brooke Teams Up with Jeremih for the Soulful New Single ‘No One Else’
• Jason Williamson on 10 years of Divide & Exit, and one very bleak album launch
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  End of the Road festival: A village fete version of the Crystal Maze, where anything can happen and usually does
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  Lankum are on the cover of Loud And Quiet 162 – order now
• Julia Holter – Something in the Room She Moves
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  Jon Hopkins – Ritual
• The Leeds collective born out of a boredom of bands
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  Rich Ruth – Water Still Flows
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  Left Of The Dial festival: Personal touches make the Rotterdam new music festival feel like one of Europe’s best
• The Intersection of Creativity and Exposure: Booooooom x Capture Photography Festival Announce Public Art Open Call
• Leo Robinson – The Temple
• Charli XCX from the Archive: Midnight Chats
• Jeff Bezos firing William Shatner into space, working at the New Yorker and almost quitting music
• Empathy Lives In Outer Space: An Album That Redefines Cool
• The Scam of Oasis’ ‘Dynamic’ Ticket Pricing, No Thanks to a Smiths Reunion, and Interview Guests Lankum and The Lemon Twigs
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  Aïsha Devi – Death Is Home
• Anton Corbijn: Midnight Chats – Episode 123
• Dweller: The Indie Supergroup That’s Captivating Canada
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  Jumping Back Slash & BŪJIN – A Seat In Heaven
• Dive into the Intensity: A Look at ‘The Substance’ by Coralie Fargeat
• Mercury Prize 2024: Our Predictions, Thoughts on the Shortlist, and the Role of the Judge