Hallelujah! 808 State are coming to save Christmas..!
Some three decades on from their stonking debut, Newbuild, 808 State have just announced a 30th anniversary tour that will…
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The man behind arguably the most important magazine in Germany’s techno history… [March 1996]
Jürgen Laarmann may not be a household name outside of Germany, but for a generation of clubbers east of the…
Check out these party goers raving the night away at Paris’ Castel Club in the 1990s…
Legendary Paris nightspot Chez Castel has been the centre of sophistication in the French capital for close to six decades….
Yes, Record Store Day is important, but let’s not kill the golden goose…
Founded in 2007 in the US, Record Store Day has undeniably played a part in the revival of vinyl as…
Massive Attack’s Mezzanine is 20 years old this week, and the band are commemorating it in the best way possible… [April 1998]
In the annals of electronic music history, there are few better opening 15 minutes than at the start of Massive…
THROWBACK THURSDAY: A Man Called Adam – Easter Song [1995]
With the mercury reaching 25-degrees plus in most of Europe today, for this week’s Throwback Thursday, I’ve picked a track…
You’re twisting my melon, man – Bez from the Happy Mondays turns 54 today…
Legendary dancer, vibesman, part-time politician, maracas enthusiast, reality TV star and professional caner Bez, from the Happy Mondays, turns 54…
Legendary Belgian techno club Fuse opened its doors 24 years ago this week. Here’s a documentary about how it all came together… [April 1994]
Paris has Le Grand Rex, Berlin has Tresor, and Brussels has Fuse. The legendary Belgian techno club opened its doors…
For those of you that thought good music died in the 90s, this is for you… part two [April 1998]
Looking back, 20 years later, on a list of the ‘best dance tracks of all time’ you would expect there…
For those of you that thought good music died in the 90s, this is for you… part one [April 1998]
There’s a school of thought out there that all dance music post 1998 is, frankly, fairly rubbish – you know…