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  • EX.814 Syd

    The frontwoman of Grammy-nominated The Internet talks ambition, contentment and her third solo album, Beard.
  • 2026
  • ̸September 2026

    • EX.812 Interpol

      Frontman Paul Banks on the legacy band's creative evolution, why he prefers hip-hop to rock and their new album, This Mirror Weighs a Ton.

    ̸August 2026

    • EX.811 Jorja Smith

      A decade on from her breakthrough, Jorja Smith reflects on growing up in the public eye, staying independent and turning towards the dance floor.
    • EX.810 SHERELLE

      The British jungle star reflects on grief, artistic integrity, bass communities and why slowing down has become central to the next phase of her career.
    • EX.809 Mykki Blanco

      The US musician, poet and performance artist reflects on "queer rap," the industry that boxed him into it and the reinvention he's built on the other side.
    • EX.808 Tiësto

      Decades after walking away from trance, the superstar DJ unpicks the machinery behind his own brand, and what a career spent at the top actually costs.
    • EX.807 Overmono

      The British sibling duo talk creative process, stepping away from successful solo projects and their new album, Pure Devotion, on XL Recordings.

    ̸July 2026

    • EX.806 Eartheater

      The genre-fluid multihyphenate on motherhood, songwriting with FKA Twigs and her new album, Heavenly Body: If I'm the Bottle You're the Message.
    • EX.805 Martyn

      The Dutch producer on flow state, communal music-making and his new album, Music for Existing.
    • EX.804 Kurupt FM

      The UK pirate radio crew and cult TV stars discuss their rebirth and forthcoming EP, Grindah's Decided We're Doing Music Again.

    ̸June 2026

    • EX.803 Two Shell

      The masked duo go on the record to address criticisms, identity and their forthcoming album, Infinite Now.
    • EX.802 Bladee

      The Drain Gang cofounder talks about mysticism, Gen Z and his new album, Sulfur Surfer.
    • EX.801 Peaches

      The queer icon and punk provocateur talks bodily autonomy, embracing ageing and her new album, No Lube So Rude.
    • EX.800 Anton Corbijn

      The Dutch photographer and art director on his longtime collaboration with Depeche Mode, moving into feature films and 50 years of documenting music culture.

    ̸May 2026

    • EX.799 Takuya Nakamura

      The jungle DJ and trumpeter talks about late-career popularity, jazz in Japan and what it means to build a life in music.
    • EX.797 Ed O'Brien

      The Radiohead guitarist talks about finding spirituality, life inside one of the most mythologised (and occasionally polarising) bands of the last 40 years and his second solo album, Blue Morpho.

    ̸April 2026

    • EX.796 Benji B

      The longtime BBC Radio 1 DJ talks about his rigorous music-discovery routine, soundtracking the world's most elite runways and the legacy of his party series, Deviation.
    • EX.795 Avalon Emerson

      The musical polymath talks creative left turns, the radically changed music media landscape and her new album as Avalon & the Charm, Written into Changes.
    • EX.794 Calibre

      The Irish veteran talks about his prolific output, making music beyond the drum & bass canon and his forthcoming album, Tricklemore Sea.

    ̸March 2026

    • EX.792 Tiga

      Electroclash icon Tiga talks about the manosphere, the currency of cool and his first album in 10 years, HOTLIFE.
    • EX.791 Loraine James

      The London artist talks about self-doubt, overcoming creative blocks and her forthcoming album on Hyperdub.
    • EX.790 Freddy K

      The vinyl purist discusses his late-career ascent, the discipline of the marathon set and the shifting class dynamics threatening the underground.

    ̸February 2026

    • EX.788 Kim Gordon

      The Sonic Youth cofounder opens up about her solo output, the intersection of art and music, and her new album, PLAY ME.
    • EX.787 Voices From The Lake

      For the Exchange's Season Two relaunch, the visionary duo discuss their first release in 13 years and the inspiration behind their trailblazing sound.