Music

PinkPantheress and Oklou give Girl Like Me a trip-hop makeover

Also on Rated by THE FACE: Bassvictim, Dexter in the Newsagent, Tara Lily & King Krule and Skepta & Finesse Kid.

Partying on a school night with Chaos in the CBD

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The Hellp step their game up with Doppler

Also on the THE FACE playlist: Chanel Beads, Danny L Harle, Feng and Dry Cleaning.

Cameron Winter, wild goose

The 23-year-old Brooklynite is being lauded as one of today’s greatest songwriters. During a promo trip for Getting Killed, the red-hot new album from his band Geese, Winter explains his aversion to hype, and his complex connection with the rock canon.

FKA twigs makes the afters sound like a great idea on Cheap Hotel

Also on THE FACE playlist: Geese, Yaeji, Jackzebra, Yung Lean & Bladee.

Bar Italia thrash it out on the indie-punk scorcher Rooster

Also on the Rated by THE FACE playlist: Cardi B, Jawnino, Destroy Lonely and King Princess.

Rave is resistance for the Japanese teenagers in Happyend

The dystopian techno drama is directed by Neo Sora, son of the legendary composer Ryuichi Sakamoto. THE FACE speaks to Sora and composer Lia Ouyang Rusli about the film’s powerful sonic heartbeat.

Justin Bieber recruits Tems for I Think You’re Special

Also on the Rated by THE FACE playlist: Veeze, James K and Fine.

Hayley Williams is my favourite band

Having completed a 360 major label deal which lasted for 20 years, the Paramore legend is relishing her freedom with her new solo album, Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party.

On Dev Hynes: Essex Honey and the ground beneath us

Mustafa's reflections on the new Blood Orange album.

Billionhappy’s single 阴暗B contains the explosive energy of China’s underground

Also on the Rated by THE FACE playlist: Nettspend, Len, Sofie Royer and Elias Rønnenfelt.

Earl Sweatshirt’s heart is full on Tourmaline

Also on Rated by THE FACE: Geese, Unflirt, Wolf Alice and Adéla.

Meet Lace Manhattan and Dixie Normus, AKA Margaret Qualley and Talia Ryder

Prince had Camille, David Bowie had Ziggy Stardust and Nicki Minaj has Roman Zolanski. Now, it’s Margaret Qualley and Talia Ryder’s turn to mess around with musical alter egos.

Ethel Cain is turning the page

Her legion of fans copy her tattoos, send her gifts and make their own bumper stickers about her. But as Hayden Anhedönia, better known as Ethel Cain, has found out, sometimes that adoration has come at a cost. Now, new album Willoughby Tucker, I’ll Always Love You steers a fresh course.