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REVIEW: Primavera Festival
Arcadia Molinas‘ review of Primavera festival delves into the experience of music as a spiritual journey, highlighting diverse acts that range from ethereal vocal performances to reggaeton. She paints a portrait of Primavera as a vibrant tapestry of music, culture, and personal introspection. This may seem like a quaint, or naïve thing to say, but […]
leaf node releases debut EP “yurfllssi”
Harringay-based artist returns to production to explore personal themes through experimental and atmospheric soundscapes. leaf node, real name Lewis Lloyd, is a South London-born, Manor House-based producer and DJ known for his eclectic bass music with a wonky, melodic twist. His productions span genres from the hardcore continuum, while his solo sets vary from bright […]
Primavera Sound (Threads Picks)
Spring has sprung and festival season is upon us. Threads is gearing up to descend on Barcelona’s Primavera Sound next week, so for anyone blinded by choice, here’s where we’ll be spending some of our time. Deftones Every great artist has a Dark Side of The Moon in them. For Deftones, theirs was White Pony, […]
FEATURE/INTERVIEW: John Sellekaers
The innovative producer and audio engineer John Sellekaers has crafted a vast discography from the late ’90s to the present, spanning numerous genres and pseudonyms. He is known for his unique approach to sampling and production, blending electronic music with cinematic influences to create deeply atmospheric records. Alec Jetha explores the evolution of his career, […]
INTERVIEW: DMX Krew
We caught up with Ed from DMX Krew to discuss his latest album “Unlikely Seeming”, his creative process, love for vintage hardware, approach to collaboration, and more. Hi Ed, how are you doing? I’m alright thanks. You’ve become known for the 80s hardware-driven sound that we hear on this album. How do you approach making […]
Juke Your Body
‘Juke Your Body’ is a genre thinkpiece written by Threads co-founder Lee Kirk Fagan, originally appearing in issue 4 of Ribbed Magazine back in 2011. The article explores the rise in international popularity of Chicago’s Juke and Footwork scenes in the early 2010s. It features interviews with Dave Quam from the ‘IT’S AFTER THE END […]