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Freshta, in a teal quilted jacket, leans on a rooftop wall and looks off to one side, with a city skyline behind her.
Culture · 19.04.2022No. 045

Freshta

A conversation with the West London raised DJ and radio host.

Written by Dillon Gohil
Vintage colour photograph of a man playing a soprano saxophone, eyes lowered, with a woman in a blue top beside him.
Culture · 18.02.2022No. 043

Spirituality in Jazz

John Coltrane is one of the most revered jazz musicians of all time, but many do not fully recognise the role of his wife Alice.

Written by Dillon Gohil
Two people in the back of a car: a blonde woman with her hands over her face and a person in a green hood with a hand over their mouth.
Culture · 25.08.2021No. 036

The Other

Exploring Dean Blunt and Inga Copeland’s One Nation project, drawing parallels to the work of Marina Abramovic & Ulay in creating an ego-less identity underpinned by trust.

Written by Dillon Gohil
A grey-haired man in a dark suit and blue tie sits in a dark room, lit from the side, with a film camera beside him.
Culture · 22.07.2021No. 032

Go somewhere you’ve never been

Exploring the philosophy of Anthony Bourdain.

Written by Dillon Gohil
Grainy close-up of a man with long dark hair and a beard, his face half in shadow.
Culture · 14.04.2021No. 025

Johnny 316

Dillon Gohil explores the lost-then-found indie film starring the controversial Vincent Gallo.

Written by Dillon Gohil
People shop at fruit and vegetable stalls along a cobbled East London street, with two tower blocks on the skyline.
Culture · 24.01.2021No. 019

THE FORGOTTEN SOUND OF EAST LONDON

Dillon Gohil explores their brief history of the influential AR Kane, within which by chance the duo created a new genre.

Written by Dillon Gohil
Black-and-white portrait of an older man with a white moustache and a dark fez, in a pale jacket, holding a hand toward the camera.
Culture · 17.11.2020No. 008

GURDJIEFF’S FOURTH WAY

Can you achieve enlightenment without leading an asectic life?

Written by Dillon Gohil