Record Culture Magazine gathers dispatches from niche music communities around the world into a single biannual issue, tracing where those scenes intersect with art, fashion and culture.
About This Publication
Record Culture treats music culture as something inseparable from the wider creative world it moves through — the people, spaces and ideas that surround the records themselves. This issue features conversations and profiles with Paul Takahashi, Nicolas Godin, Kiki Kudo, Jean Touitou, Frankie Teardrop, Jamie Tiller, Sound Metaphors, OKO DJ, Ariel Zetina and Fraser Cooke, alongside "Plant Bar," a short story by Luke Jenner, and the visual feature "Eddie Ruscha: Sound / Waves."
Key Features
- Profiles and interviews with ten figures across music, DJing and sound culture
- "Plant Bar," a short story by Luke Jenner
- "Eddie Ruscha: Sound / Waves," a dedicated visual feature
- Two accompanying supplements included with the issue
- Softcover format, 210 pages
What You'll Discover
- How underground music communities shape, and are shaped by, art, fashion and design
- Perspectives from artists spanning generations and scenes, from OKO DJ to Nicolas Godin
- A short story and a visual essay that sit outside the standard interview format
- The kind of niche cultural cross-pollination that doesn't surface in mainstream music press
Specifications
- Publisher: Record Culture Magazine
- Format: Softcover magazine
- Dimensions: 16.0 × 23.0 cm
- Pages: 210, plus two supplements
- ISSN: 27119920
Perfect For: Readers following underground music culture, anyone interested in where music meets art and fashion, and collectors of independent, design-forward print magazines.