KLVDR talks about the rapper’s epic, six months in the making music video that celebrates the best of Black British talent.
Clay is a self-taught, flute-playing multi-instrumentalist making pop-adjacent power tunes for the world, despite being a bit of a loner.
Ahead of his long-awaited album Famous Last Words, the UK’s most mysterious rap star sits down with THE FACE to chat about death, drugs and being reduced to tears by the voice of Neil Tennant.
The multidisciplinary artist has just released A Sphinx Looking For a Poet, a collection of poems written in Parisian solitude that’ll have you lunging for the suitcase.
Everyone’s favourite East London boutique is releasing a special anniversary capsule to mark 15 years in the biz. We asked founder Kyle Stewart some silly questions to learn more.
Non-essential shopping gets the green-light. But how will coronavirus impact the future of retail? We asked four of our most-loved stores to weigh in.
The former Face editor reminisces about the golden era of rave ahead of Sweet Harmony, an exhibition seeking to inspire countercultural activity.
The Face guide to the 2020s: Stuart Russell, Professor of computer science at the University of California, weighs in on “digital personal assistants” and the tragic prospect of “AI-powered genocide”.
The elusive Scottish production genius talks us through five key tracks from her catalogue, then highlights five all-time sonic classics. Bitch, she’s Madonna and, dude, they’re Depeche Mode...
Fashion news of the week: Plus, Jamie xx swaps DJ decks for towels, Kiko Kostadinov unleashes another fab pair of ASICS, JW Anderson wants us to get prickly, and Lola Leon hits the splits for David Koma.
The artist and founder of Serving The People is creating a space for experimentation through his new exhibition, Fear Eats The Soil.
The Brussels hip-hop head has nothing but love for his city’s music scene.
At his first Milan show, the menswear designer took things up a notch, blending his signature sportswear with suiting.
Last year the London-based artist planted a phonebox in Dungeness, Kent for Brexiteers, Remainers and those in the foggy middle to leave anonymous messages for Europe. They’ve been collected and compiled into a film. Watch it here.
