London is a sprawling mass, a mesh of cultures, languages and people.
Even amidst this chaotic blend, however, Brixton still stands out as being utterly unique. It's a People's Republic, a staunch example of community in the face of consumerism – and it's under threat from developers, planners and modern business.
So it's no surprise to find GAIKA – one of the capital's most creative and confrontational artists – at work in Brixton. Blending the visceral visual power of Basquiat with a dose of Death Grips and Tricky, new track 'Blasphemer' is online now.
The video shows GAIKA stripped to the waist, wearing a ceremonial mask as he thrashes against the invisible cords that strap themselves around him.
Powerful, vivid stuff, you can tune in below.
