Alice Glass
This week’s selection of in depth music features from around the internet features words on Alice Glass, Avicii, Madonna, Novelist, Sons Of Kemet, Half Waif, Kylie Minogue, Anne-Marie, Conchita Wurst and Diron Animal.
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Pitchfork: The Agony and the Ecstasy of Alice Glass (Meaghan Garvey)
Resident Advisor: Opinion: We must all consider the hazards of DJ culture (Will Lynch)
Independent: Novelist interview: ‘People don’t value life for what it is’ (Roisin O’Connor)
Queer Bible: Madonna. Just Madonna (Nick Levine)
Drowned in Sound: “I’m not afraid to be vulnerable” – DiS meets Half Waif (Matthew Neale)
The Quietus: My Country Needs Me: on Sons Of Kemet’s Your Queen Is A Reptile (Teju Adeleye)
Best Fit: Anne-Marie is making pop music real again (Alim Kheraj)
NPR: Where Did The Unique Style Of Botswana’s Guitarists Come From? Nobody Seems To Know (Andy Hermann)
Guardian: Ezra Furman on Lou Reed’s genius: ‘Queerness is defined by continual transformation’ (Ezra Furman)
Independent: Conchita Wurst interview: ‘A Eurovision Drag Contest would be fun!’ (Rob Holley)
Guardian: Kylie on how ageing, breast cancer and Nick Cave all influenced her greatest hits (Michael Hann)
Drowned in Sound: DiScover Diron Animal (Dom Gourlay)