CTRL MAGAZINE
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Articles by: CTRL STAFF
CTRL MAGAZINE
team posts from CTRL - CTRL is the biggest media magazine in the underground — built by the architects of the internet, funded by the billionaires you stan, and powered by real taste. We cover what moves before it moves the world. World-class editorial, lowkey flexes, and enough cultural intel to make legacy media nervous.
CTRL MAGAZINE
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Articles by: CTRL STAFF
CTRL MAGAZINE
team posts from CTRL - CTRL is the biggest media magazine in the underground — built by the architects of the internet, funded by the billionaires you stan, and powered by real taste. We cover what moves before it moves the world. World-class editorial, lowkey flexes, and enough cultural intel to make legacy media nervous.
CTRL MAGAZINE
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Articles by: CTRL STAFF
CTRL MAGAZINE
team posts from CTRL - CTRL is the biggest media magazine in the underground — built by the architects of the internet, funded by the billionaires you stan, and powered by real taste. We cover what moves before it moves the world. World-class editorial, lowkey flexes, and enough cultural intel to make legacy media nervous.
CTRL recaps Ultra Miami’s 25th anniversary - a high-voltage reminder of why this festival still defines the city, the genre, and the culture.
CTRL recaps Ultra Miami’s 25th anniversary - a high-voltage reminder of why this festival still defines the city, the genre, and the culture.
Omakase in the desert. Four floors of curated access. Views that felt like prophecy. Red Bull Mirage wasn’t an activation. It was a new kind of signal.
Omakase in the desert. Four floors of curated access. Views that felt like prophecy. Red Bull Mirage wasn’t an activation. It was a new kind of signal.
In a world drowning in convenience, the rise of Neo-Medievalism is a response. And maybe even a reckoning.
In a world drowning in convenience, the rise of Neo-Medievalism is a response. And maybe even a reckoning.
CTRL reviews the latest season of Charlie Brooker’s tech-anthology cult classic—where emotional rewinds, pixelated ghosts, and perception warfare meet our quietly collapsing world.
CTRL reviews the latest season of Charlie Brooker’s tech-anthology cult classic—where emotional rewinds, pixelated ghosts, and perception warfare meet our quietly collapsing world.
CTRL explores what’s missing, what’s next, and why the future of the underground is still the most powerful space in culture.
CTRL explores what’s missing, what’s next, and why the future of the underground is still the most powerful space in culture.
CTRL is a new digital magazine documenting the people, sound, and systems shaping the future.
CTRL is a new digital magazine documenting the people, sound, and systems shaping the future.
