For those drawn to creation and connection

From the surreal chaos of Live Aid to four decades beside Bryan Adams, Pat Steward’s career is a masterclass in longevity, instinct, and pure love for music. In this conversation with ANOMIE, the legendary drummer reflects on the evolution of his playing, the magic behind timeless songs like Summer of ’69, life inside Odds, and why discovering a great riff still gives him chills. Honest, funny, and deeply passionate, Steward proves that great music never expires.​ ANOMIE: You

Seven years after his cult-classic debut The Girl, The Cat and the Tree, French-British multi-hyphenate Lausse the Cat has re-emerged with The Mocking Stars, an hour-long transmission from deep within his meticulously crafted universe. Shrouded in anonymity and armed with a penchant for surreal spoken-word storytelling, Lausse has always operated on his own terms. Now, with his latest release, he cements his place as one of the underground’s most compelling enigmas. Blending

FROM GETTING HER FIRST TASTE OF ELECTRONIC MUSIC AS A TEENAGER CHASING CLUB NIGHTS, TO BECOMING ONE OF TECHNO’S MOST DISTINCTIVE VOICES, JULIET FOX HAS CARVED HER OWN SPACE. LAUNCHING HER LABEL TREGAMBE GAVE HER THE FREEDOM TO RELEASE MUSIC ENTIRELY ON HER OWN TERMS. NOW, WITH HER SIX-PART SERIES TECHNOPATRA, SHE UNFOLDS A NARRATIVE THAT MERGES CLUB CULTURE WITH PERSONAL TRANSFORMATION, ONE THAT REFLECTS NOT ONLY HER ARTISTIC EVOLUTION, BUT ALSO HER JOURNEY INTO MOTHERHOOD.

Somewhere between the dusty tapes of a Bamako courtyard, the mainstage of Glastonbury, and a collective fatigue with manufactured pop, the Malian duo have become synonymous with authentic cool. Forged in the crucible of Mali’s rich musical history, then catapulted to a more global stage by an unlikely French rock star, their legacy is one of bridges between genres, continents, and human connection. It often begins with the guitar, that unmistakable, fuzzed-out, cyclical riff