In the 125 years since its inception Phoenix has changed its name, format and remit. In fact, in almost every way this issue would be completely alien (aliens being something of a preoccupation) to the man who founded the magazine in 1887. However it is just possible to trace a
By Cristina Ferraz Rigo “To them, I said, the truth would be literally nothing but the shadows of the images.” Socrates dialogue with Glauco, Plato, The Republic The allegory of the cavern is one of the most inspiring readings to get acquainted with design semiotics. In this beautiful metaphor, Socrates
Kadhim Shubber chats with Josh Byrne, head of XVI Records
The perfect summer hangout spot is ten minutes from Imperial
Kadhim Shubber talks with the Luxembourger ahead of his appearance at Diggidy Dawg this Saturday
Kindness – World, You Need A Change of Mind – Polydor – 2012
Íñigo Martínez de Rituerto finds a passage to 1930s Paris down Battersea High Street
Mark England travels to the Boston Arms to find a band guaranteed to soundtrack future O2 adverts
Taking the Edinburgh Fringe Festival head on
Whirring and beeping in Battersea
Riaz Agahi goes deep on three of this year’s offerings
Pt. IV - Hella