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Interviews with RAR organisers 50 years on

A review of the trio’s new album Fenian

A review of new exhibition The Music is Black

"A real-time demonstration of how participation creates collective power"

He's got progressively more political

Plus: A review of Rosalia's new album LUX

ITV drama addresses two parallel scandals

New British library exhibition details the history black British music

Plus a review of Nezouh

Documentary out now

Know your Yeehaw-story

Remembering a true rebel

Music festivals strip people of parks

Whole World in an Uproar by Aaron Leonard

Two young boys with a bond

Some solid tracks deliver an angry punch

A good commemoration of his life

“I am black, beautiful and proud”

A vibrant picture of the life behind the music

Artists pull music after Covid misinformation

Five years after Prince's death, DJ Liz Wheatley revisits his legacy

Tokunbo Oke pays tribute to Chick Corea, a major figure in the world of Jazz, who died last week

Ultra Mono by Idles Since 2018’s Joy as an Act of Resistance, Idles’ rise to fame has been rapid. Selling out Alexandra Palace and winning a Brit Award is no easy feat for a left-wing punk/hardcore band with lyrics such as, “My race and class ain’t suitable, so I raise my pink fist and say...

Following the Second World War, austerity and rationing loomed large in British society. The rebuilding of post-war Britain would change the country forever. The Windrush generation saw new cultural influences appear, rationing ended and the longest sustained boom in the history of capitalism began. Musically, the US was the most important place in the world...