AI Don't Know Her: A visual essay by Dion Bal

FKA twigs Unveils Love Crimes

Are you searching for an afterglow? FKA twigs has what you are looking for, but not without a price. A serial offender, the beat of Love Crimes pushes us, four on the floor, as shrill glitchy synths coerce us to stay dancing till the early morning hours. Beware. Watch with caution.
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A statement of Pride with Favour Jonathan

London-based multidisciplinary artist Favour Jonathan holds her head high, her gaze steady, and her hair sculpted in illustrious patterns. For her, afro-textured hair is archive and engine: a history of strength, resilience and beautiful defiance, but also a playground for outrageous creativity. Eight years in the making (and still counting), the hair project A Statement of Pride was seeded by the kind of comments meant to sting.

HARRI

as featured in Glamcult #143, the DEEPREAL issue

Racer Worldwide premieres The Makeover – and its sensational stars Pusik and Ivana Vladislava are here to absolve you of all your fashion crimes.

Reality TV is so back and it’s time to diva up. Launching the first episode of their suspenseful take on The Makeover, the cult fav label and collective Racer Worldwide extends their Slavic-swag-filled universe into dramatic and life-altering television. Equipped with a stacked Racer Worldwide wardrobe and a full leopard-print whip, Ivana Vladislava and Pusik (our ANIMA issue star) are on a mission to rescue you from your boring fashion and literally save your life.
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Y2K is Over. Windowsen brings us into Y3K

Windowsen’s Mission X collection comes in peace
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Earl Sweatshirt

for Glamcult #143, the DEEPREAL issue

In conversation with NAVA

NAVA, the Milan-based, Tehran-born artist and DJ, is quick-witted, expressive, and completely present — the kind of person who speaks with her whole body, not just her voice. She’s a storming storyteller, a conductor of everything she’s lived and everything she’s fighting for. Three years after Mahsa Amini’s death sparked the Women, Life, Freedom movement, that urgency has only sharpened.

Luca Eck bares it all in the FLESH, their newest EP

Straight shots of adrenaline to the heart. Luca Eck’s productions hit the nervous system in those irresistibly (meta)physical ways. Like racing through the city, windows open, bass blasting: the Berlin-based producer conjures those feral sweat soaked moments, now forever christened in their newest EP FLESH.

Lolo & Sosaku - AT LARGE

for Glamcult #143, the DEEPREAL issue

We pray to Holy Ohio

The new photo book by Nadia Lee Cohen

Theophilio

Heritage as the method as featured in Glamcult #143, the DEEPREAL issue

Our guide to the music videos of 2025 your eyes and ears can't miss out on

It’s hard to keep up with the seemingly endless stream of new tracks, and for those of us who are chronically tied to our headphones, keeping up with the drops of music’s visual world can be even harder. But don’t worry, we have sifted through this year's run of releases to compile you a guide of the vids you really shouldn’t skip out on.

Gundi is the brand that wants you to misbehave

Gundi was born out of rebellion. Twisting her Indian heritage into new experimental forms, founder Natasha Sumant refuses to play by the rules. From a 'slutty sari' to embroidered typography, Gundi has carved out a signature aesthetic that fuses meticulous craftsmanship with a fierce, subversive message. At its core lies a philosophy of dismantling expectations of womanhood, using often overlooked traditional techniques to tell a story far removed from the ones they’re typically assigned. We spoke to Natasha about the new collection — an exploration of female rage, the recontextualisation of indigenous practices, mythology, and punk.
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Queen Tems declares Love Is a Kingdom on her newest EP

The R&B royal has returned, breaking a year-long drought of new music with a surprise EP.

Shalva Nikvashvili

for Glamcult #143, the DEEPREAL issue

Blanco drops Paradise on a Lifeboat

You might know Blanco for his singular blend of skeletal drill and baile funk — and now the London-based rapper is propelling his one-of-a-kind sound even further.