KALTBLUT caught up with Sandunes ahead of the release of her album "The Ground Beneath Her Feet ..read more

On November 18, the Jam Factory Art Center will open its doors to the public, marking a significant milestone in Ukraine's cultural landscape ..read more

RISIKO is an independent magazine that promotes contemporary German underground and alternative music. They are launching a crowdfunding campaign for their upcoming fourth issue featuring female artists till 17th November. Kickstarter RISIKO Issue 4 features female artists. This issue centres on female “POP!” artists and delves into their relationships and inspirations. Beginning with a spotlight on Malaria!, the magazine then takes a look at current young artists. Furthermore, it explores connections that transcend nations and eras, such as Anika and ..read more

An interview taken from our new digital issue. Earlier this year, Uganda’s current President, Yoweri Museveni, signed the Anti-Homosexuality Act of 2023 into law. While the country’s legal system already has severe penalties for same-sex conduct, including life imprisonment, though this is rarely enforced, the new Anti-Homosexuality Act goes even further, defining vague new offences such as the “promotion of homosexuality,” and introducing the death penalty for certain actions deemed “aggravated homosexuality.” Additionally, the law increases the prison term for ..read more

An interview taken from our new digital issue. Next to Berlin, Kyiv is seen as one of the hubs for nightlife and underground electronic music. Due to russia’s full-scale invasion over two and a half years ago, the nightlife is slowly recovering again with collectives and clubs putting on events to collect money for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. But how has the war changed the electronic music scene, and is it really possible to separate the art from the ..read more

An editorial and interview taken from our new digital issue. Photography by Sebastian Kiener featuring Barry Brandon, Darvish and Robyn. Fashion – all clothing and pieces are available at The Code. IN CONVERSATION WITH BARRY BRANDON “THE QUEER INDIGO”   Your art has been described as stunning and captivating. Can you tell us about the inspiration behind your unique style? Thank you! That’s kind of you. To be honest, what I try to convey is the freedom to be. Self-expression ..read more

KALTBLUT caught up with Galya as part of our #TheCulturalConnection-series ahead of the release of "Polygon". Read the interview here ..read more

Liu Lee, a multifaceted artist hailing from Seoul embodies the roles of a vocalist, electronic musician, and DJ. Read the interview here ..read more

KALTBLUT speaks to Pari Eskandari after the release of her video "Chador" to mark the somber one year anniversary of Mahsa Amini's death ..read more

shado and KALTBLUT magazine are taking three of Europe’s biggest cities, London, Berlin and Amsterdam, and investigating how and if young people are turning to music collectives as safe spaces of political community that traditional politics is failing to provide. When I first moved to Amsterdam back in 2017, I frequently found myself describing its nightlife scene as almost exclusively ‘oonts oonts’ techno music played by white male DJs. However, since becoming more involved in the city’s music scene, I’ve started ..read more