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Features Is 'The Sesh' starting to catch up with Millennials?
Attitudes to drugs have changed significantly since the late '80s, becoming more widely used and socially acceptable. But while Gen Z are embracing sober curiosity, the toll of sustained drug use is becoming more pronounced in older generations. David Hillier reports
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Global News Music industry workers to lose a quarter of income to AI by 2028, study finds
The “first ever” global study on the impact of AI on music found that revenues of AI services will spike in the next four years
Global News Justice: "We wanted 'Hyperdrama' to grow and transform like Tetsuo's arm in Akira"
The French duo have discussed the anime influences around their latest album, including Masanobu Hiraoka-directed music video for 'Neverender' ft. Tame Impala
Interviews "It's about creating a playful, inspiring experience for musicians": Frédéric Brun on Arturia’s 25-year legacy
Celebrating a quarter-century of innovation, the Arturia co-founder discusses the brand’s journey from TAE® technology to its growing impact on Asia’s electronic music scene with Arun Ramanathan
Global News Björk's new sound installation will "recreate" extinct animal calls
Set to take over Centre Pompidou in Paris, Natural Manifesto hopes to “remind citizens of the raw vitality of endangered creatures”
Film & TV New documentary to highlight the importance of Black-owned British record stores
Out now, the film features contributions from Trevor Nelson, Marcia Carr, Jazzie B, DJ Spoony, Wookie and more
Features Could the Netherlands become the first country to legalise MDMA?
Prohibition of the party drug has been standard across Europe since the late-'80s, but scientific studies on medical use, an interest in a harm reduction-led approach, and a push to counter gang violence is seeing a movement for legalisation and regulation gather momentum in the Netherlands