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An Idler's Guide to Cycling in Taiwan

You don't need to be fit to go on a cycling holiday in Taiwan. You don't even need to be good at cycling.

by Oscar Holland, 21 September 2017

'Street Bass' Pioneer Starkey on Grime, Fresh Prince & Ringo Starr

We caught up with the long-time Philadelphia resident ahead of this weekend's set at Dada.

by Oscar Holland, 19 June 2017

How Nathan Fake Beat Writer's Block With a Mid-90s Synthesizer

Having stalled for four years after his third album, the British producer suddenly found new inspiration in the largely forgotten Korg Prophecy.

by Oscar Holland, 15 May 2017

Slow Train to Dongbei: Three Days Aboard China's Longest Rail Journey

There are few better ways to see a country than from a slow train. And there are few better ways to meet people than being thrown in train carriage full of them.

by Oscar Holland, 14 May 2017

Addison Groove on Footcrab, Chicago and His New Afrobeats

Once a bridge between British and American dance music, Addison Groove is moving on. It's out with Chicago and in with Afrobeats.

by Oscar Holland, 28 March 2017

The Art of War: Meet China's New War Correspondents

Reporting from the front line of state media's soft-power drive.

by Oscar Holland, 18 March 2017

Inside the Last Three Restaurants of London's Forgotten Chinatown

The laundries and opium dens of Limehouse were once at the heart of London's Chinese community. Now just three restaurants remain.

by Oscar Holland, 11 February 2017

X&G (Xian and Gaszia) on Dark Sounds and Positive Energy

Producers Xian (Christian Williams) and Gaszia (Aaron Spasion) of X&G will be playing The Drop's notoriously bass-heavy night at Dada this week.

by Oscar Holland, 06 February 2017

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