Sudan Archives visits with Pitchfork to explain why 'Hymnal' by Lyra Pramuk is a perfect record from start to finish.

It introduces Sudan Archives’ The BPM alter ego, the techno-positive musician Gadget Girl, while also immersing listeners immediately in the record’s dualistic concepts — old and new, human and ...

On her stunning new album The BPM, the multi-instrumentalist Sudan Archives explores the freedom of augmented reality and ...

A few thousand people have arrived at the Tawila refugee camp in Sudan, after escaping harrowing violence in the RSF-controlled city of el-Fasher, many of them unaccompanied children. Also, ...

A straightforward restocking and organizing process captured in real time. You’ll hear only the natural sounds of movement, ...

When Sudan Archives thinks back to her first dance floor, her mind goes to church not to a nightclub. Born Brittney Denise ...

As the album's title suggests, The BPM takes Sudan Archives' avant-pop music and transplants it to the club ... The combination opens up a new way of presenting for the 31-year-old, one that melds the ...

The UK could be in breach of its own arms export rules, MPs have heard, as concerns were raised that British weapons may be ...

Prosecutors allege Majek was caught on CCTV following Ms Whyte from the hotel to the nearby Bescot Stadium station, where she ...

Intense and alive, Sudan Archives’ The BPM takes her audience out of their bedroom and into the club.  31-year-old Brittney ...

Known for bridging folk and classical violin with contemporary R&B and pop, the musician collaborated with artists in Detroit and Chicago on her latest work, which blends beats and strings.

When I saw Brittney Parks, known professionally as Sudan Archives, open for Caroline Polachek two years ago, I was almost certain I hadn’t seen anyone like her perform before. The Cincinnati-born, now ...