Close to two decades on from bursting onto the scene with a widely-caned bootleg of The Prodigy’s Climbatize, Chris Lake is an established name on the international dance circuit, particularly

Paul Woolford has been pushing musical boundaries since the turn of the Millennium. Under pseudonyms such as Special Request and Bobby Peru, as well as under his own name, the

There are techno masterpieces, and then there’s LFO – LFO, which was released on this day 30 years ago (26 July 1990*), and arguably sounds unlike anything recorded before or since.

Darius Syrossian lives and breathes house music, with the Iranian-born artist a regular fixture on respected labels such as Get Physical, Moon Harbour, Drumcode, Defected and Hot Creations, as well

When it comes to making an immediate impact, few record labels were as effective as Warp Records, which counted seminal rave cuts such as LFO – LFO, Sweet Exorcist’s Testone

As music industry execs go, Nick Halkes certainly has a story or two to tell. As one of the co-founders of XL Recordings in 1989, Halkes helped soundtrack the nascent

Few artists go as hand in hand with Berlin techno as Ellen Allien – having honed her craft at venues such as The Bunker, Tresor, and E-Werk in the early

Switzerland is well established as a bastion of electronic music (home to Sonja Moonear, Deetron, Thomas Fehlmann and Yello’s Boris Blank, among others), and over a 30-year career, Philippe Quenum,

For those looking for creative inspiration during lockdown, London based recording artist Third Son, aka Joseph Thomas Price has just unveiled his debut album, 20 Days, recorded and mastered in,

DJ, producer, vocalist, songwriter, label owner… Roland Clark may well be one of the hardest working individuals in dance music. Raised in New Jersey, Clark cut his teeth under pseudonyms