Wonderland. Following a two year hiatus, Andy Frasco is back with a banger as he releases new track, “Grow Old”. Music Q&A: Simon Cook from Stone and Spear Wonderland speaks to the Stone and Spear founder about how he made the jump from graphic design graduate to working for Givenchy. Fashion The big ideas behind Oblivion Joseph Kosinski, the director behind upcoming Tom Cruise sci-fi epic Oblivion and Tron, talks us through the people and films who’ve shaped his career. Art & Culture Courtney Love: The new face of Saint Laurent – and NJOY Courtney opens up about her love for Hedi Slimane, her new music and her gig as the unlikely spokesperson of electronic cigarette brand NJOY. News Download: SULK, ‘Flowers’ The 90s barely seem like a distant memory, and SULK are already trying to revive it. Check out our free exclusive download of their new single ‘Flowers’. Music Interview: LAURENCEAIRLINE’s Laurence Chauvin Buthaud Ivory Coast-born menswear designer Laurence Chauvin Buthaud is one of the bright sparks of African fashion. She tells Wonderland about her label LaurenceAirline. Fashion EMERGING: David Marsh David Marsh merges process, energy and visuals into an exciting mash-up of colour and texture that aims to tickle the senses. Girls At Home: Interview with photographer Georgie Wileman Boys By Girls editor and photographer Georgie Wileman tells us more about her project Girls At Home, which sees her capturing female models in moments of quiet intimacy. Art & Culture CO: TE: Hot design talent… from Milan? London’s the only place to spot hot new talent, right? Wrong. Meet Milanese designer pair, Tomaso Anfossi and Francesco Ferrari, who’re behind the young label CO|TE. Fashion EMERGING: Abby Double Parisian artists Brice and Regis Abby are twin brothers who operate under the moniker Abby Double, exploring philosophical notions of duality. FOALS: Feeding the Holy Fire Oxford quintet Foals make 2013’s most anticipated comeback with their third full-length record, Holy Fire, which got its long-awaited release this week and is on track to crack the charts. Wonderland meets the boys just as they sell out several Royal Albert Hall shows. Music ALICE ENGLERT: The Beautiful Creature Beautiful Creatures star Alice Englert talks about what it feels like to see your face plastered all over the Underground, and how being Jane Campion’s daughter sets you up for Hollywood. Read the magazine feature here. News EMERGING: Rebekah Campbell Photographer Rebekah Campbell has shot for ROOKIE magazine, IMG Models and a host of other clients and publications – not bad for a 20-year-old student from Georgia, USA. But it’s her youth-oriented portrait photography that caught our eye. A MOVING PICTURE: Devlin in conversation Dagenham-based grime MC Devlin tells us about growing up with Wretch 32 and his follow-up LP, A Moving Picture. Music CATLIN GUIDE: Virgilio Ferreira’s spiritual, soft-focus photography Portuguese artist Virgilio Ferreira deals with the uncanny and intangible. His light-as-a-feather photography weaves in and out of focus, playing with perception and sight. The Catlin Guide-shortlisted artist tells us about his work. EMERGING: Jel Martinez Jel Martinez is part of a breed of street artists approaching graffiti through the prism of conceptual art. He replicates the clumsy buffing and removal techniques of council workers tasked to remove street art, and the in the process makes a meta-comment on how people perceive graffiti. VIDEO Q&A: Rascals 2013 is proving to be a promising year for East London quartet, Rascals. As well as being nominated for MTV’s Brand New 2013 award and bringing in heavy support from Radio 1, this week the boys kick off a support slot with rap heavyweight Kendrick Lamar. Music EUDON CHOI: From menswear to womenswear London’s calling card in the fashion industry has long been its role as a hub for fresh young talent, catapulting local names like Kane, Pilotto, Katrantzou and the like to global status. Seoul-born designer and London convert Eudon Choi seems next to head for the stratosphere. Fashion Stay up to date with Wonderland See an example newsletter SILKEN FAVOURS: Vicki Murdoch talks cats on scarves Hand-drawn silk scarves featuring kittens riding unicorns, flying pigs, corgis and crowns – print designer Vicki Murdoch’s trippy, pretty designs were discovered by London department store Liberty last year and the range is rapidly growing to adorn clothing and homeware. Wonderland talks to the Scottish designer about caravans, Diana Vreeland and cats… Fashion EXCLUSIVE: Cyril Hahn’s Winter Wonderland mix Rising Canadian wunderkind Cyril Hahn blew our minds with his spaced-out remixes of everything from Destiny’s Child to Mariah Carey. He delivers a very special winter mix for Wonderland. Music EMERGING: Lucas Price Lucas Price was the upstart street artist whose A-Level work sold to collectors before he got clean of heroin and headed for the RCA. Before his show T.E.A.M Atlas opens at Rove Gallery, we talk to the man about his shift from the streets to the gallery and preview some shots of his work from […] News ROYAL TRUX: Jennifer Herrema on sex, Accelerator and being a woman in rock You might not have heard of crazy-influential garage rock duo Royal Trux, but safe to say your favourite bands (The Kills, Primal Scream) have. We talk to lead singer Jennifer Herrema about the band’s long-lasting influence. Music THE RAVEONETTES: Turning ten with a new album It’s been nearing a decade since Sune Rose Wagner and Sharin Foo released their debut album Chain Gang Of Love, which stormed the music scene with its scuzzy two-part vocal harmonies and dirty 60s guitar riffs. With their new UK tour on the cards, we caught up with the band to talk about 10 years […] Music EMERGING: Of The Holy Blood Jennifer Mehigan – aka Of The Holy Blood – is a busy woman. The Singapore-based designer, artist and creator of Cavity zine combines fine art sensibility with internet-age experimentation, and there are hours of visual bingeing to be done on her network of websites; she’s some sort of a blogging guru. EMERGING: Asif Farooq Asif Farooq meticulously creates toy firearms out of cardboard and paper to question issues like gun violence and mass production – albeit all with a dexterous Pop Art touch. EMERGING: NABIL You might not know Nabil Elderkin's name, but you'll definitely have seen his work as NABIL. The Australian photographer and filmmaker extraordinaire is behind some of the most iconic photos and music videos of the past decade, including Antony & The Johnson's Cut the World' and Frank Ocean's 'Pyramids'. Wonderland get into the mind of […] EMERGING: Matthew Johnstone Matthew Johnstone’s artwork explores how digital media alters, influences and enhances tangible objects by presenting his own sculptures on a video or slideshow screen. Wonderland sat down with the artist to hear about his upcoming exhibition, Totally Unprofessional. News EMERGING: Magnus Sodamin Magnus Sodamin might have be a born and bred New York urbanite, but his art is all fantastical, glimmery abstracts imbued with fairytale impressionism. Wonderland talks to the dream-oriented artist. ANGEL HAZE: Bitch, please With her video for Werkin Girls landing and this week's series of sold-out decibel-shattering gigs across London, Angel Haze has arrived. Wonderland talks to NYC's best new rapper. Music EMERGING: Toby Ziegler Somewhere in an underground car park, 14 floors below the streets of West London, lurks Toby Ziegler's newest show, 'The Cripples'. Based on Renaissance artist Bruegel's paintings, Ziegler has combined both the 3D objects of his work alongside Bruegel's 2D figures to ominous, brooding effect.
