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Multimedia artist Enrico Dedin brings his cross-disciplinary practice to global audiences, revealing the hidden forces shaping life today.
Dash Hammerstein’s self-titled 2026 album marks a personal reset, blending chamber folk intimacy with understated songwriting and quiet confidence.
Stinging, redness, and flaking? Learn how to fix a damaged skin barrier fast with expert-approved products and a simplified routine that actually works.
Trinity Jo-Li Bliss reflects on girlhood, storytelling through music, and releasing Forever Fool while returning to the Avatar universe in Fire and Ash.
1883 Magazine spent two nights at the gorgeous Diplomat Beach Resort in Hollywood, Florida.
In 18 Questions, Box Blonde opens up about “Crush,” creative independence, bad dates, control, and turning vulnerability into power.
The DJ and producer extraordinaire shares an On Tour With diary from his recent two UK shows.
The German group chat to 1883 about going international, new music, and more.
The buzzy Irish band Cardinals have taken over the 1883 Magazine playlist to celebrate the release of their debut LP, Masquerade.
In 18 Questions, ELIZA opens up about toddler mornings, creative independence, “Major,” and the deeper themes shaping her new album The Darkening Green.
1883 Magazine caught Artemas live at The Roundhouse.
James Sweeney opens up about 100 rejections, queer storytelling, and the decade-long fight to bring his dark comedy Twinless to the screen.
The actor talks Edgar Linton, epic heartbreak, and why Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights feels like a true event film.
The actress and comedian chats to 1883 about Free Bert, her podcast, and more.
The rising artist from Las Vegas has shared a new, grooving tune.
1883 reviewed Only The Poets' headline performance at Brixton Academy in London.