Have you ever read about someone, and thought how similar they sound to yourself, your many deep-rooted ambitions and frustrating contradictions? That’s what electronic-cum-indie singer-songwriter Karin Park has discovered with 20th-century Swedish artist Hilma af Klint. The tension between strength and vulnerability found in af Klint bleeds into the theme of her just-released EP, ‘EVO,’ in which the coexistence of both is intimately dissected, explored, and channelled.

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Steeped in the wisdom of her own experiences, Syrian-Armenian-American artist KÁRYYN literally pulls on the sometimes hard to grasp universe of quantum physics to open up a conversation about the universal interest around l-o-v-e. But add to that notes of spiritual confessions, relentless connection, and you’ll get pulled into KÁRYYN’s magnetic upcoming album PHYSICS UNIVERSAL LOVE LANGUAGE (PULL). Glamcult sits down with KÁRYYN to delve deeper into her music and the links to the world of quantum physics (we also get an Einstein quote), dismantling the linearity of time, and how the Buddhist’s perception of time actually really aligns with physics.    

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There's something unmatched about frolicking through the divinely idyllic, water-rich and endlessly green landscapes of the blissful Het Twiske. Add quality DJ sets to the mix and you get Lentekabinet — a.k.a. an electro festival in dream world. And from syncopated bubbling and foot-thumping house, to shoulder-pulsing breakbeat, there’s a dancefloor for all.

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Amsterdam-based DJ and producer Beste Hira channels a hypnotic and fast-paced strain of dark techno, shaped by her background in classical music. Beste Hira is part of Beyond The Dark, the Glamcult TV x Salmari series unearthing DJs and producers who thrive where night melts into dawn. Raw, unrestrained, alive: this is music for the unseen corners of nightlife, where people, sound, and the unknown collide. Beyond the Dark, there is a light that never goes out.

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The State of Fashion Biennale is back! The biennale that’s been showcasing alternatives to the current fashion system, returns in 2026 with their new exhibition Available to Promise, at several locations in Arnhem. The title, borrowed from logistics language, also hints to something more uneasy once you think about it for a bit longer. What is promised in fashion, what promises are actually delivered, and who is it all for?

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