FAULT MEETS KATELL QUILLEVERE
Adapted from Maylis de Kerangal’s internationally acclaimed 2014 novel Mend the Living, Katell Quillévéré’s Heal the Living opens with three teenagers deploying their surfboards on a deserted beach at dawn, throwing themselves into the curls of deep blue waves. Pure sensation is the order of the day, and a prelude to a tragedy in their lives. Before long, a fatal car crash takes one of them.…
FAULT Magazine Issue 25 Preview: Counterfeit. – Together We Are Stronger
Surely you remember the Counterfeit. boys fronted by our FAULT issue 22 Cover Jamie Campbell Bower. Long story short, they’re basically part of the FAULT family now. When we last caught up, the boys were only just releasing their debut EP. Well, fast-forward six months and they’ve got a brand new record out. We caught up again with the group and here's a little teaser for…
Big Beat Records Highlights Dance Music from Around the World
Big Beat Records is a label that has set the current industry standard in the electronic music space. As a purveyor of some of the biggest household names in dance, the label has announced the release of the second edition of their "Ignition" compilation.
The series highlights an expertly curated selection of electronic and dance music from around the world to bring attention to the global…
Alpines discuss sophomore album ‘Another River’ with Fault
Fresh from the release of their critically acclaimed sophomore album ‘Another River’ in late 2016, Alpines sit down with Fault Magazine to discuss everything from their upcoming European Tour, Bob’s bugs and Catherine’s extreme hide and seek.
Hi Catherine, how are you doing?
C: Yeah good good! Bob is here as well.
Hey Bob, how are you?
B: Hi there, good thank you.…
FAULT Magazine Travel: Grenada Travel Guide
FAULT Magazine Travel: Grenada Travel Guide
(TAKEN FROM THE FULL ARTICLE PUBLISHED WITHIN FAULT ISSUE #24)
Words & Photography: Mlies Holder (unless stated otherwise)
Grenada Travel Guide: What do do
House of Chocolate
If you're unfamiliar with the fascinating connection between chocolate and the island of Grenada, a visit to the House of Chocolate…
FAULT Magazine Attend Pure Grenada Music Festival
(TAKEN FROM THE FULL ARTICLE PUBLISHED WITHIN FAULT ISSUE #24)
Despite being the home of many great musicians, Grenada has yet to hold an event to rival its neighbouring islands. St. Lucia has its Jazz and Arts Festival and Barbados has its Crop Over celebration but while Grenada has their own carnival each year, this is their chance to invite a larger number of music lovers to the island. FAULT…
FAULT MAGAZINE REVIEWS SONGZIO LFWM AW/17
Day four of LFWM was smited by the great Tubepocalypse, but FAULT were undeterred, present and correct for Paris based Korean fashion house SONGZIO AW17 show. The SONGZIO collection was a sublime effort, beautifully designed and crafted menswear that left us in awe; leaving no wonder to why GQ recently proclaimed that SONGZIO created "wearable art"!
Heavy on the black, and heavy on the…
Rebecca Ferguson opens up about the inspiration behind new album ‘Superwoman’
She undoubtedly has one of the most distinctive voices in music, a timelessly soulful tone rich is jazz and along the similar bloodlines of Nina Simone. Now Rebecca Ferguson is back with her fourth studio album ‘Superwoman’. Following her break on the X Factor six years ago and the incredible success of her three pervious albums, ‘Heaven’, ‘Freedom’ and ‘Lady Sings The Blues, Rebecca returns…