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Signature South African fashion label Misfit made the breakthrough into the European market at this year's Bread & Butter show in Barcelona. >

Paul D Miller – aka DJ Spooky – addresses “the remix” in his new book Sound Unbound. >

Bhangra is a musical genre that grew out of the diasporic Indian community in Britain and was popularised through dancehalls. >

Although originally the offspring of Fokofpolisiekar, Van Coke Kartell have grown into themselves with a second album, Waaksaam en Wakker. >

Jo’burg indie electro outfit Model C have been described as “a dirty and beautiful eight-bit soundtrack that crawls under your skin”. >

Creator of worlds and purveyor of jumble, set designer Angela Nemov speaks to Nadine Botha. >

The Pan African Space Station was four-day music collaboration in Cape Town, curated by Ntone Edjabe and Neo Muyanga, from October 1 to 4. >

David Byrne turned architecture into a musical instrument and invited the public to "play the building", in an abandoned New York building. >

Lloyd Gedye and Michael MacGarry explain the value of a physical publication to an independent music scene. >

Cape Town's emo-electro outfit Unit.r have launched their debut album decked out in a full-house design campaign from illustrator Kronk. >

Avant-garde rapper Max Normal has turned his creative touch to an exclusive range of 36 handmade animal toys. >

Paul D Miller - aka DJ Spooky that Subliminal Kid - has taken remixing, sampling and turntablism from the streets to the white cube. >

Leading creative thinkers will converge at the Design Indaba Conference from Wednesday 27 February to Friday 29 February, 2008. >

During his visit to the 2007 Design Indaba, influential "non-musician" Brian Eno showed his 77 Million Paintings installation at Michaelis. >

French-born DJ David Visan will be visiting South Africa. >