Oskar Jeff

D Double E Interview

The ongoing story of British rap godfather D Double E, told over a feast of oysters.

Overmono Interview

An interview with Overmono about their forthcoming debut album.

Bruce Interview: Karaoke Booth Revelations

Black Midi and the Holy Grail - Loud And Quiet

We sent London's weirdest rock band to a Da Vinci-themed escape room for no good reason When I was told I was going to interview London experimental rock group -meets- Black Midi in an escape room in Shepherd's Bush, I'd be lying if I said that the Vice Partridge character of the prospect didn't occur to me.

On Cue: Sully

Sully celebrates the infinite potential of the breakbeat in his thrilling On Cue mix

Nia Archives: "Jungle is a real culture" | Loud And Quiet

With these other elements gaining prominence with her music, I ask if the jungle influence will remain key going forward? "I hear what you're saying," she says. "It's not the whole, it doesn't describe everything that I do, but it is kind of the foundation of what I do.

Hudson Mohawke: "There's a tendency to over-intellectualise club music"

Oskar Jeff: How are you feeling about the new record? Hudson Mohawke: I feel pretty good. I feel a little trepidation, and I think that's healthy to be honest. HM: With that last project I was so burnt out doing live shows. I really wanted to make an album that was not club-focused at all.

RP Boo: "The reason I'm here is I'm not afraid to step out of the box" - Loud And Quiet

RP Boo interview: mapping out the evolution of footwork, one of the most radical dance music genres of the 21st century, with a true pioneer

Sherelle is building a unique platform for Black, queer artists - Loud And Quiet

BEAUTIFUL's mission statement is unique, and the necessity of this kind of project becomes more clear by the day, but it isn't the first foray into running a label for Sherelle. Hooversound Recording s, a label co-run with fellow DJ Naina, is, while slightly more traditional in its structure, quietly radical in its own right.

The Sound Of: Bokeh Versions

Meshing dancehall, dub, techno and industrial music, Bristol's Bokeh Versions label has carved a unique niche in the UK underground