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Louise Brailey

Louise Brailey

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Editor-in-Chief, Crack Magazine

Bristol

Final Covers

Athlete Stories , Pop, Stories Behind Songs , Country, new music , entertainment trends, Profile Interviews, Artists

Doesn’t Cover

Mainstream Hip Hop artists

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 44

  • Into the woods with PJ Harvey

    By Louise Brailey Verified| Crack Magazine Verified Polly Jean Harvey is sitting at a table in The Magazine, the cafe-restaurant that adjoins London’s Serpentine North Gallery, hands folded in her lap. Harvey rarely gives interviews and we’re promised a quiet corner, but the Zaha Hadid-designed eaterie, by dint of being both lozenge-shaped and bathed in natural light, is not forthcoming. No matter; a cursory scan of the daytime clientele – gallery workers and freelancers beavering away at laptops  – suggests no imminent threat of interruption.

    By Louise Brailey Verified · Crack Magazine

    Jan. 06, 2023

  • Rina Sawayama: 'Hold the Girl' review

    By Louise Brailey Verified| Crack Magazine Verified 09.09.22 The line between sincerity and camp is, like the arc of the political spectrum, horseshoe-shaped. They exist not at opposite ends, but bend towards each other, until, at the extremities, they become indistinguishable. This is apposite because Rina Sawayama is one of those artists who compels critics to grope for that contested term – camp – while being disconcertingly sincere. It’s a fine attribute for a pop star; to change depending on the angle of the gaze.

    By Louise Brailey Verified · Crack Magazine

    Sep. 09, 2022

  • Into the woods with PJ Harvey

    By Louise Brailey Verified| Crack Magazine Verified Polly Jean Harvey is sitting at a table in The Magazine, the cafe-restaurant that adjoins London’s Serpentine North Gallery, hands folded in her lap. Harvey rarely gives interviews and we’re promised a quiet corner, but the Zaha Hadid-designed eaterie, by dint of being both lozenge-shaped and bathed in natural light, is not forthcoming. No matter; a cursory scan of the daytime clientele – gallery workers and freelancers beavering away at laptops  – suggests no imminent threat of interruption.

    By Louise Brailey Verified · Crack Magazine

    Jan. 06, 2023

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Company Info

Crack Magazine

Crack Magazine is an independent music and culture publication based in Bristol, UK. Founded in 2009, it has grown to become a significant voice in the music industry, celebrating a decade of operation in 2019. The magazine aims to connect various music genres, including DJ culture, guitar music, and pop, reflecting its diverse audience. The magazine is primarily known for its free print edition, distributed in pubs, bars, and clubs across the UK and internationally, including Berlin. It features a blend of music, culture, and photography. In addition to the print version, Crack Magazine has a strong online presence, offering articles, interviews, and features that enhance reader engagement. The publication also releases special editions, such as "The Collections," which compiles standout content, and "The Crack Magazine Archives," celebrating its ten years of coverage. Crack Magazine values the tactile experience of print media while balancing it with digital content to cater to different audience preferences. Its strategy focuses on maintaining a strong local identity while expanding its reach internationally.

Bristol, England, United Kingdom

'+44 77 4777 9952

Founded: 2008