Tim and Jeremy take us back to Valentine's Day 1970 for the very first of what would become a 50 year era of David Mancuso's Loft parties.

Tim and Jeremy leave the '60s and move through the 20th Century, exploring reggae, punk, hiphop, house, techno, and drum & bass.

Tim and Jeremy focus on the late ’60s and early ’70s – a period of exceptional cultural and political activity in the UK and the USA.

In this episode we talk to Ren Aldridge, artist, writer and singer in feminist post-hardcore band Petrol Girls about her art and politics.

The record is the perfect synthesis of electronic music and soul sensibilities.

"The Bad Place they are trying to escape from is a familiar one: anxiety and medication, Danish crime dramas, influencers, and Kanye West."

Repeater Books' latest seeks to debunk our misunderstanding of the magnetism of pop music.

A.E. Beverly shares their pointed political history of the stiletto.

Rapping, so often a swaggering statement of male bravado, is here the private testament of a closed heart beginning to open.

Young people are patronised by politicians again and again. One activist group is trying to engage them in democracy through art and music.