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Luca Firth found his people, and himself

The indie-folk artist sits down with 1883 to discuss his new record.

18 Questions With Henry Morris on Why Success Still Isn’t Enough

Henry Morris opens up about obsessive love, "My Girlfriend," touring with Artemas, chasing success, and the self-doubt that continues to fuel his songwriting.
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U2 return with stunning new single ‘Street of Dreams’

The Irish rockers are back with a brand new single.

Kady Zadora Gave Her Ex a Funeral Before He Died

Kady Zadora talks with 1883 about the making of Stranger, using humour as a coping mechanism, the power of letting go, and why the end of a relationship can become

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Nathan Mitchell on The Boys’ final season and what he wants to manifest next

The Watchlist: Anson Boon’s 10 Favourite Films Right Now

Country star Zach Top on C2C and his Grammy win

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On Tour with Anna Shoemaker

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Lua de Santana on blending flamenco, soul and baile funk at Ballantine’s Colorsxstudios Tones of Madrid

Harry Styles is setting the benchmark for how pop stars should headline a stadium

The pop superstar is showing everyone how a stadium tour should be done. Read the 1883 review now from his historic stint at Wembley Stadium.

“Too Many People” Turns Overstimulation Into an Explosive Indie Rock Release

Kids That Fly channel the pressure of constant connection into 'Too Many People', an explosive indie rock anthem that transforms social exhaustion into soaring hooks, driving guitars, and an emotionally

18 Questions With Nicole Moudaber on Protecting Techno, Breaking Rules and Never Standing Still

Ahead of Kappa FuturFestival 2026, Nicole Moudaber joins us for 18 Questions to discuss protecting techno's roots, trusting instinct, her forthcoming album, MoodCollective and the curiosity that continues to drive

WOMAD Festival returns with a world of music, food, and discovery

With a new home and a packed line-up, WOMAD 2026 sounds like the festival adventure I've been waiting for.

Wuki Turned a Hard Drive Cleanup Into a Cultural Movement

As Beats I Can't Release Vol. 2 expands his fan-favorite universe, 2x GRAMMY-nominated producer Wuki reflects on creative freedom, artistic risk-taking, internet culture, and the ideas that thrive beyond traditional

18 Questions With Willow Avalon: The Woman Behind the Pink Pocket Pistol

With her sophomore album Pink Pocket Pistol out now, Willow Avalon opens up about southern gothic country, growing up in the Deep South, and why she has no plans to

He Gave Us ‘Another Chance’ in 2001. Now Roger Sanchez Is Ready for His Own.

Twenty years is a long time between albums. But for Roger Sanchez, the Grammy-winning DJ and producer behind "Another Chance", Spectrum is proof that one of house music's most enduring

Track Premiere: Plain Mister Smith Turns a Paris Summer Into “Dream Gigantic”

Plain Mister Smith turns a post Olympic Paris summer into "Dream Gigantic," a cinematic single featuring Findlay Brown and Krystle Dos Santos. The sixth taste of his album Bric-a-Brac attack.
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Video Premiere: PENNY Takes On Jeff Buckley with a Haunting Cover of “Lover, You Should’ve Come Over”

PENNY closes her new EP Prom? with a haunting cover of Jeff Buckley's "Lover, You Should've Come Over." We caught up with her on prom-night chaos, obsession, and the vertigo

18 Questions With TK THE LEGEND on Working With Ye, Making $500K Independently, and Building His Own World

From working with Ye to building the Darkside universe and generating $500K independently, TK THE LEGEND is creating a career entirely on his own terms.

Temples on their incredible new album Bliss

Temple's own James Bagshaw talks to 1883 Magazine about widening influences, a bad night out, and a band confidently unafraid to shift the needle.
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