CrateEater
Luke SeamanA fortnightly newsletter about electronic music, with an emphasis on emerging talents in the UK.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 18 | Subscribers | Read | crateeater.substack.com |
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CE13: Pointlessness is powerful
Crammed into one of three occupied seats in the front of a medium-sized taxi, with an hour and forty-five minute journey ahead of me, my train cancelled and my puffer jacket a clearly terrible choice given the fifteen degree heat, one quest...
CEP3: The Mega Review 2
Me and my journalist/ DJ brother Samuel have debated and denounced new music seemingly constantly since we bought our first trio of albums in our local HMV (Labyrinth’s Electronic Earth, Rizzle Kicks’ Stereo Typical and Ed Sheeran’s +) abou...
CE12: Fred Again is dance music's Keir Starmer
There’s a lot going on. The US presidential race is looming ever larger in the cultural discourse, London Fashion Week has officially kicked off, and every electronic musician in Britain is releasing an album this month.
CE11: Pedro Resendez, fine artist and sound designer
The art school football team is an unusual phenomenon. It’s characterised by the fusion of two long-entrenched and ideologically paradoxical stereotypes, at least in the UK: first, that of the men’s university sports team, an unruly and pol...
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UK culture journalist and copywriter. Previous work for the Telegraph Culture, Amazon, the Eastern Daily Press and others.
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