So many questions, so little time. It’s the COOL’EH Interview Issue and we managed to squeeze some particularly interesting rear ends into our hot seat this time around. Visual artist Anton Kannemeyer breaks down his youth on the wrong side of Apartheid, the new South Africa and exactly what Bittercomix is. The enigmatic hip-hop duo Cannibal Ox separately explain exactly why they are not broken up and why their brand-new solo albums have to be heard to be believed. And author David Samuels fills us in on how he cut his teeth as a young journalist at Harpers, The Atlantic Monthly, The New Yorker and every other magazine that matters, his two new books and the nature of identity in America. But we didn’t stop there; Jean Grae talks about her new record with 9th Wonder and airs some people out, Indie-rock duo The Dutchess & the Duke shoot the shit with Rollie Fings, Ratatat matches wits with Stereolabrat, electronic artist Ghislain P oirier gives us the lowdown on touring and the UK’s grimiest, Dizzee Rascal reveals exactly why Project Pat is his hero. Want more? Street artist Ronzo, Nicolay and Kay, The Bread & Butter streetwear tradeshow in Barcelona, Juan Casares on must-see movies, book reviews, a new track in the recording booth from DJ Dave Q and podcast from London…

Sorry, we are a little out of breath…enjoy.