Julia holter

Holter has always had a flair for not only drama, but also the dramatic. A collection of high-concept chamber-pop, it examines resonant themes like loneliness while retaining its mystery.

The cerebral Californian's new album proves there's a growing market for challenging music. She tells Helen Brown about medieval hocketing, bagpipes, and why she's still 'terrified' in rehearsals

Directed by Rick Bahto

Los Angeles-based artist Christina Quarles is in her element, with two major solo shows underway at Hamburger Bahnhof and Hauser & Wirth Menorca

Rigour and precision are at the heart of Holter’s convoluted, supernatural songs – their glassy, silvery qualities unsettle and entertain in equal measure

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Photos by Devon Banks This is Julia Holter’s moment. The latest star to emerge from L.A.’s thriving experimental pop scene,... Read More