Openspaces: Cornwall’s Shores in Photos
A year's worth of surf-focused iPhone shots assembled into a clean and simple hardcover
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Interview: Sharon Jones
Talking style, vocal prowess and the joy of fishing with The Dap-Kings' leading lady
Joe Cocker: With A Little Help From My Friends (Live at Woodstock)
The world lost one its most distinct voices today with the passing of Joe Cocker. The 70-year-old Sheffield, England native was known for his raspy, bluesy style. His breakthrough came with a …
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Tom Robbins Lost Interview
In PBS’ latest episode of Blank on Blank, which sets lost interview recordings to colorful animation, renowned serio-comedy author Tom Robbins takes us through the mind of a writer. Through a previously …
The Rough Guide To Retail
Rough Trade's Stephen Godfroy talks about his new multi-story retail concept in Nottingham
Red Bull Music: 20 Before 15
Red Bull Music Academy has drawn together 20 tracks from artists they’ve worked with over the past year. Spanning genres and notoriety, the list represents the diversity evident in today’s music scene …
Mr Twin Sister: Lonely Disco Dancer Mix
Five-piece New York band Mr Twin Sister had a pretty crazy 2014: a name change, an album release, and opening for Julian Casablancas. As an end-of-year gift, they’ve put together an uplifting …
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A Year of “What Italy Is”
An ongoing Instagram experiment dubbed “What Italy Is” highlights the best parts of the country through endearing imagery and thoughtful captions. Conceived by photographers Simone Bramante and Giuseppe Mondi, the project—now a …
Joan Jett: Bad Reputation
Joan Jett is undoubtedly the queen of rock and roll. And while her tribute-turned-bar-anthem expressing her love for the genre might be her most popular song, “Bad Reputation” is arguably her best. …
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