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Rule Breaking Independent Magazine Est. 2010
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Frameless brings masterpieces to life, with wildlife stealing a laugh
Step inside Dalí, surround yourself with Van Gogh, and meet some wonderfully ridiculous wildlife at London’s spectacular immersive art exhibition The post Frameless brings masterpieces to life, with wildlife stealing a laugh appeared first on 1883 Magazine .
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The Return of Personal Cashmere: How Small Details Are Redefining Quiet Luxury
That change is especially visible in cashmere. The fibre already carries familiar associations with softness and warmth, yet the difference between an anonymous accessory and a lasting favourite often comes down to decisions that are easy to overlook. Proportion, construction,…
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1883 On Rotation: The BLUAI Playlist Takeover
The trio takeover 1883's playlist to celebrate the release of their sophomore record. The post 1883 On Rotation: The BLUAI Playlist Takeover appeared first on 1883 Magazine .
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Premiere: Serena Sun Shares New Single “Tell Me… Please”
Vancouver singer-songwriter Serena Sun shares “Tell Me... Please”, a dense, searching indie-pop track about releasing control—the first taste of her debut concept album, out 15 January 2027. The post Premiere: Serena Sun Shares New Single “Tell Me… Please” appeared first on 1883…
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Track by Track: Dandelion Unveils Part One of Debut Album My Sadness Needs Your Full Attention
The Swedish pop artist has shared the first part of their debut record today. The post Track by Track: Dandelion Unveils Part One of Debut Album My Sadness Needs Your Full Attention appeared first on 1883 Magazine .
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Track by track: Cam Cole explores creative freedom on Lost In Creation
From the streets of Camden to stages around the world, Cam Cole has built a career on instinct, independence and raw, unfiltered rock ‘n’ roll. Today, he releases Lost In Creation via New Age Records UK, his most ambitious and expansive album to date. Blending desert blues,…
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Bimini is taking back control – with a filthy chorus and a few scores to settle
Bimini opens up about leaving a major label, launching Brain Riot Records and making music on their own terms. Plus, queer joy, challenging GB News and why they refuse to tone it down. The post Bimini is taking back control – with a filthy chorus and a few scores to settle…
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Joe Baggs on Gay Halloween, Katie Price and What Makes an Icon
From Gogglebox to Love Island: Aftersun, Joe Baggs reflects on internet fame, his Katie Price-inspired ICONS Halloween party with NYX, and the big creative ambitions waiting behind the camera. The post Joe Baggs on Gay Halloween, Katie Price and What Makes an Icon appeared first…
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Friendship, laughter, and survival: Ewa Dina on Girls at the Young Vic
Director Ewa Dina discusses sisterhood, Nigerian identity, and finding the humour and humanity in her Young Vic revival of Girls. The post Friendship, laughter, and survival: Ewa Dina on Girls at the Young Vic appeared first on 1883 Magazine .
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Archie Renaux is a driving force behind Sky’s cutthroat new legal drama, War
Since breaking out in Shadow and Bone, British actor Archie Renaux has conquered fantasy, sci-fi and romcom, from Alien: Earth to Upgraded. Now he’s stepping into something entirely different and excitingly unpredictable: War, Sky’s new legal drama about love, power, betrayal…
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Do you need a toner? The modern formulas making a case for It
Toner is back, and it looks nothing like the stinging astringent you remember. From milky hydrators to PDRN treatments, here is what a modern toner actually does and which ones are worth buying. The post Do you need a toner? The modern formulas making a case for It appeared…
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Was there something more? Mark Tuan and MILLI chase the question in “NIGHTLIGHT”
Mark Tuan and MILLI chase the late-night “what if” in “NIGHTLIGHT.” The GOT7 member talks bringing rap back, trusting his gut, and finally letting himself have a little fun. The post Was there something more? Mark Tuan and MILLI chase the question in “NIGHTLIGHT” appeared first…
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18 questions with Nippa: “No one’s going to save me but me”
Nippa opens up on doom scrolling, Nipsey Hussle, partying his problems away and the Tottenham kit launch behind his Warner Records debut EP Homegrown. Read all 18 questions and answers. The post 18 questions with Nippa: “No one’s going to save me but me” appeared first on 1883…
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Eau the Music takes 1883 inside debut album Light in the Dark
The Canadian artist shared their debut album earlier this month. The post Eau the Music takes 1883 inside debut album Light in the Dark appeared first on 1883 Magazine .
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When Power Replaces Romance: Understanding the Appeal of Findom
When it comes to relationship dynamics, few are as unique as that of a financial domination (findom) relationship. Join a findom site, and you’ll quickly be surprised at just how unique the language appears. Compared to what you would see on a usual dating site, it’s like a…
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Julius Caesar and the audiences who don’t follow the rules
Leah Harvey and Kosar Ali discuss prison collaboration, the politics of casting, and giving young people a way into Shakespeare. The post Julius Caesar and the audiences who don’t follow the rules appeared first on 1883 Magazine .
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Ava Franks and Young Rising Sons Capture the Rush of First Love on “Sweetless Surrender”
Ava Franks teams up with Young Rising Sons on “Sweetless Surrender,” a ’90s-inspired indie-pop single full of big choruses, bright guitars and the dizzying rush of new love. The post Ava Franks and Young Rising Sons Capture the Rush of First Love on “Sweetless Surrender”…
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Lindsey Wood dreams of a slower life on new single ‘Someday Love’
The St. Louis singer-songwriter looks towards open skies, quiet mornings and a different kind of future on a hopeful new release. The post Lindsey Wood dreams of a slower life on new single ‘Someday Love’ appeared first on 1883 Magazine .
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KhakiKid turns The Lower Third into a mosh pit
KhakiKid brought new music, heartfelt moments and a mosh pit to The Lower Third, proving that the connection between artist and audience was the whole point. The post KhakiKid turns The Lower Third into a mosh pit appeared first on 1883 Magazine .
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Aly Rowell finds healing in the spaces between memory and music
The San Diego-based singer-songwriter explores family, generational trauma and the complexities of the female experience on her debut solo album, ‘Where It All Goes’. The post Aly Rowell finds healing in the spaces between memory and music appeared first on 1883 Magazine .