The fifth album from the poet, performer and playwright is a musically accomplished exercise in collective catharsis featuring some surprising collaborations. Kae Tempest told us more about its genesis and creation.
In the face of a year of cancelled events, Sheffield's artistic and cultural organisations are exploring new ways of working and innovating to survive Covid-19.
They say necessity is the mother of invention. Coronavirus has pushed businesses in Sheffield to innovate in many ways, one of which is the widespread adoption of home delivery services, which offer a lifeline to many independent traders and could transform the way we spend forever.
Ahead of his appearance with The Revolutionary Minds at the Leadmill this month, we chat to the dub poet about live performance, protest and "true anarchy".
Originally conceived of in the rose-tinted pre-Brexit, pre-Trump era, The Good Immigrant features 21 writers of colour exploring their perceptions of race, and was crowdfunded in just three days.
