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Words: Andrew Nosnitsky Illustrations: Weirdcore Nobody can chew up music and spit it back out quite like Richard D. James. Throughout the 90s, the Cornwall-bred prankster refracted practically every known sub-genre of electronic music through the kaleidoscope of his whimsical personality and extreme technical ambitions. With each album from the artist, best known as Aphex Twin, came a new, warped

Right from the start, dance music has been integral to Crack Magazine. There’s limitless capacity for innovation with electronic production, a seemingly bottomless mine of obscure treasures to be discovered in the crates, and a positive clubbing experience is still one of the best ways to connect with music. Many of our members of staff and contributors are committed to the lifestyle of club cultu

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