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With a “Do It Together” motto and ideology inspired by anarcho-punk, the Post-Dreifing community are taking over Reykjavik.

At the beginning of the year, the Brixton duo were at the centre of a historic censorship story. This week they've got a new album, but the authorities continue to stunt their success.

The South London songwriter selects her top renditions that uncover new emotions while matching the originals.

Review: The rapper has rapidly shot to fame this year. His new LP has the feel of a major label debut, with more self-reflection and the obvious big name guests.

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On the agenda: his spacey new direction, the need for a live scissors player, the importance of Vossi Bop, milking dry the Oasis cash cow and no questions about Liam (but we asked anyway).

On the weekend Jesus is King was supposed to drop, Kanye spread the gospel in Detroit, Chicago and NYC. The Face caught some time with organ player Philip Cornish in the Motor City.

With just a handful of sad and beautiful songs, the songwriter has a lot of people talking about him.

Honey Dijon, 032c, GmbH, Herrensauna and more weigh in.

Make room on your playlist for Squid and their punk-funk Krautrock pile-up.

We celebrated the wild imaginations of Tyler, the Creator and Lava La Rue at a DIY spot in Brixton Village.

Volume 4 Issue 001: Life is getting quite exciting for Jimothy Lacoste.

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Mumbai’s leading electronic lady on where to let loose.

In our fourth episode the pop star sensation dreams about living in a non-digital world and gives advice to her younger self...

Volume 4 Issue 001: Rampaging sheep, his brother’s weird ear and the perils of cheesecake: sitting down with the 47-year-old former Oasis frontman as he releases his second solo album, Why Me? Why Not.

Volume 4 Issue 001: The teenager with a big smile and big ambitions.

The Face delved inside the south London singer's “busy brain” for top tips on ultimate relaxation and finding The One.

The Tottenham rapper has transcended the UK drill scene and climbed the charts. He speaks to The Face about family, success and a growing sense of responsibility.

Volume 4 Issue 001: The outlandish rapper bringing rhymes out of the nursery.