The late Dr Timothy Leary – arguably the most famous advocate for hallucinogens in popular culture – was quite prolific in terms of musical (and spiritual) output in the late 60s and

Kraftwerk are often cited – like The Beatles – as one of the most important bands of the 20th century, such was their influence on the music that followed. However

One of the great things about tuning into MTV in the mid- to late-90s were the irreverent music videos the channel used to broadcast when most sane people had gone

This summer (July 20 to be exact) marks the 50th anniversary of the first man on the moon, and building on the success of last year’s First Man, the feature-length

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He may hail from a part of the world not synonymous with electronica, but Australian producer Willaris. K is already being spoken about with the same hushed reverence as Jon

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On this day in 1991, Orbital released the III EP, the group’s fourth single, which contained the blissful masterpiece Belfast on its B-side. The story of how the track came

“Mr C’s a schizophrenic. There’s two Mr C’s. There’s pop Mr C and there’s underground Mr C. However, Richard, that’s myself, is completely normal. […] Richard’s open minded, but Mr

Today, we might think nothing of watching a live YouTube feed from a music festival, or uploading our latest mix to Mixcloud or any number of digital platforms. A quarter