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"I chose to never sign to a gallery, they asked, a

"I chose to never sign to a gallery, they asked, and I chose not to. It is about freedom, I wanna be able to wake up and say ‘I’m gonna build a skate ramp today’, not make another dozen paintings for some rich person"

@stuartsemple talks to @nathanwacey in MÜ issue 6

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"Black Metal has traditionally been a genre that s

"Black Metal has traditionally been a genre that strives to epitomise evil - upside-down crosses, fuck me Jesus, tanks and war used to titillate and shock and in some corners the use of Nazi imagery and neo-fascist ideology. To use the medium to spotlight the plight of refugees, workers, the environment and the downtrodden is truly radical. Grindcore or punk of course but Black Metal? Are you mad?"

Matt Mason discusses Red Anarchist Black Metal in issue 6

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"19 deaths were attributed to cannabis. In the US

"19 deaths were attributed to cannabis. In the US 53,000 a year die of opioid overdoses. Opioids are legal." Craig Sams talks Cannabis and Big Pharma in issue 6

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Sam Dodson, The Explosion from everywhere Limited

Sam Dodson, The Explosion from everywhere

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"I’m interested in arts that create an overload

"I’m interested in arts that create an overload of oxytocin. The hug hormone is produced when you make love, as well as when you hug somebody." Jaz Coleman and Youth Stir the Magic Cauldron in issue 6

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"Well, if I can have a creative life, as long as I

"Well, if I can have a creative life, as long as I’m somewhere warm and dry, and I can end up in social housing somewhere at some point, I don’t care."

Alice Nutter talks to MÜ's Giles Sibbald in issue 6 - www.mu-magazine.com

"..what is it about these songs and this album? Wh

"..what is it about these songs and this album? Where did it come from? What is its message? Why is it so soulful and majestic and haunting and sweet and emotionally powerful?"

Read John Leckie's classic album review of Love- Forever Changes, in issue 6 of www.mu-magazine.com

Vic Galloway's review of Pictish Trail – Island

Vic Galloway's review of Pictish Trail – Island Family (Fire Records)
“You’ve got to move to London”... is what most musicians living outside the capital hear on a daily basis. Sound advice no doubt, if you wanna make it MAAAAN! Take Johnny Lynch then - Lost Map label boss, festival promoter and bearded, psychedelic song-mangler known to most as the Pictish Trail. He lives and runs his affairs from a Hebridean outpost, the Isle of Eigg and does very well thank you very much. On account of his constant inspiration and dedicated work ethic, nothing is going to hold him down and on this fifth album proper, he ups the ante as he contemplates the wonders of nature, his island home and impending human disaster. Noise and distortion are the key differences on this record, but his melodic suss stays intact. Euphoric vocal top-lines collide with fuzz bass, synth fluttering, wonky arpeggios and crunching beats. Think Flaming Lips, Grandaddy and early Beck as reference points, but increasingly Lynch sails
further into the distance on his own, as recent singles ‘It Came Back’ and ‘Natural Successor’ prove. Maybe it’s time to take a trip and join the family?"

Read more of Vic's reviews in issue 6 of www.mu-magazine.com

Mato Enki’s work aims to look at how the mobilit

Mato Enki’s work aims to look at how the mobility of goods, specifically consumerism and dependency, make us complicit and immune to injustice, exploitation and further mythologies surrounding migration. How systems within consumer and ‘Big Tech’ business aim to dilute our sense of identity via subliminal coercion and algorithmic manipulation; how our very senses are being diluted along with the sense of ourselves. How our link with nature is being wilfully disassembled.

@m.enki.m.enki.m.enki

Read more in issue 6
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Ai Weiwei: The Liberty of Doubt Kettle’s Yard, C

Ai Weiwei: The Liberty of Doubt
Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge
Until 19 June 2022

A new exhibition by Ai Weiwei (born 1957, Beijing, China), one of the world’s most renowned and significant artists. The exhibition explores truth, authenticity and value, as well as globalisation, the coronavirus pandemic and current geopolitical crises.
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Just one of the exhibitions featured by MÜ partner - @Artlyst!

Read more in issue 6
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Stacey Mutkin, TIGHT AND BRIGHT - Stacey Talks to

Stacey Mutkin,
TIGHT AND BRIGHT - Stacey Talks to MÜ Editor Lisa Azarmi in issue 6

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A great deal of suffering in this world is a direc

A great deal of suffering in this world is a direct result of lethargy and inactivity. Karma at best teaches us to be proactive in a positive and cognisant way.
Be mindful of who you are, where you are, and what you wish for... radiate love and goodness from your heart because what goes around comes around.

Love and peace, Team MÜ xxx

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