Featuring Little Simz, Sufjan Stevens and Kanye West, KEYMAG counts down the albums that defined the year.

Coinciding with the release of his debut EP, KEYMAG takes a look at an archival interview with the Peterborough soul-rap artist.

Featuring Moses Sumney, Charli XCX and Caribou, KEYMAG counts down the albums that defined the year.

Featuring Childish Gambino, HAIM and SG Lewis, KEYMAG counts down the songs that defined the year.

A guidebook to an alternative viewpoint for sci-fi, via a hip-hop album that blasts off into space, and a techno record plunged into the deep blue.

The LA rapper is marching to the beat of his own, very obtuse drum, without ever letting slip that there is still a craft to what he does.

With the Neptunes and on his lonesome, Pharrell changed the game with a strong foundation in neo-soul, a rebelliously playful conviction and an adamant liking towards minimalism.

A random assortment of records to define your summer by this year.

KEYMAG takes a look into the technique of plunderphonics and two of its greatest accompishments, from DJ Shadow's Endtroducing to the Avalanches' Since I Left You.

Off the back of the release of his debut EP, “These Days”, hip-hop artist Diminutive Arthur talks to KEYMAG about how this work came together.

A brief insight into a pick of the greatest musical collectives to ever be devised.

Dangermouse’s collage-like masterpiece spawned a hugely-successful career, as well as a fascinating story of the industry outlawing of a sample fanatic.