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Poor McCartney tries to write a rebel saviour song. Instead he captures the blind mystification of a protected class living in a bubble who have no idea that millions of people are rebelling against the bully thought police...

From voting to healthcare, music to energy production, blockchain may just change the way we run our livesA blockchain allows the authentication of transactions without them needing to be administered or guaranteed by a central...

We’re ringing in the New Year strong with an electrifying new video from our partners over at Pickathon, the world's most sustainable large-scale outdoor concert...

Fracking under the national parks (Report, 17 December); at long last, a capitalistic solution to these non-profit generating areas in, on the whole, rather distant parts of the country with few voters.John BaileySt Albans,...

Satire by the hip hop band’s 3D, aka Robert Del Naja, exposes how corporations influence state leaders to keep the world addicted to fossil fuels

The US-Senegalese rapper best known for filling dancefloors answers your questions about electricity, music and his love of the continent

The US-Senegalese rapper best known for filling dancefloors has agreed to answer your questions about electricity, music and his love of the continent

The US-Senegalese rapper best known for filling dancefloors has agreed to answer your questions about electricity, music and his love of the continent

Since the summer we’ve been featuring exclusive video footage from our partners over at Pickathon, the world's most sustainable large-scale outdoor concert...

This fall we've partnered up with Pickathon, the world's most sustainable large-scale outdoor concert, to bring you exclusive videos from this past summer’s headliners...

  Hailed by LA Weekly as the Inglewood saxophonist who “might have made the best jazz record of the year”, Kamasi Washington is not your average force to be reckoned with...

What kind of influence a sound has on our body? And which sort of limits can bound it? The American-born and Oslo-based artist Camille Norment seems to know the answer...

Singer takes part in performance organised by Greenpeace aimed at persuading executives at oil giant to lift lid on plans to drill in Chukchi sea

Mass public frenzy, hype and hysteria? Or private panic and adolescent crisis? Suggest songs all about seeing it wrongly, whether in history or just in your head

Somewhere between a dusty Americana and West African groove lies the soulful grit and instrumentally diverse folk-rock sound evoked from The Barr Brothers...