The sixth edition of Pitchfork Festival London was the biggest it's ever been. For six days, nearly 100 artists performed across 16 venues, including ballrooms, nightclubs, churches, and pubs. The week was marked by events that could only have happened at a Pitchfork-sponsored event: Nirosta Steel bringing his left-field disco jams to the ICA, Actress live-debuting his new project Radical Frame at EartH Theatre, and Noname celebrating 10 years of her classic mixtape Telefone at Heaven. Along with those, here are six highlights from the week.

Ana Roxanne, photo by Sam Huddleston

Ana Roxanne - KOKO, Tuesday, November 3

Ana Roxanne ’s vaporous mix of New Age ambient, minimalism, and choral music took form on her latest album, Poem 1 , like mist settling as morning dew. At KOKO, she appeared alongside bassist Nico Leibman and drummer Jem Doulton to perform these hymn-like songs that, despite their featherlight quality, have the power to knock the wind out of you.…