As poet William Butler Yeats once mused, ‘How can we know the dancer from the dance?’. Well, in the case of Quentin Dupieux, aka Mr. Oizo, the question is rather,

The pop charts of March 1996 were a heady mix of boybands, Britpop and bad Eurodance… the perfect environment for The Prodigy to drop the devastating Firestarter, which was released

Daft Punk’s Discovery, largely regarded as the French duo’s high water mark, was released on this day (26 February 2001). Released four years after the group’s storming debut, Homework, Discovery

Last night (25 October), 909originals was named the Best Music Blog at the Blog Awards Ireland 2018, an acknowledgement that means so much to us. When the blog was founded

909originals is delighted to make the shortlist for Best Music Blog in the 2018 Blog  Awards Ireland, sponsored by Alcatel. The Awards take place on 25 October in Dublin, and

909originals is delighted to be on the longlist for an award in the Blog Awards Ireland 2018, in the Music category, sponsored by Alcatel. Best of luck to all the

One of the more unusual acts to emerge from the early UK house scene was 2 Men A Drum Machine And A Trumpet – a spinoff group from She Drives Me

Could there be anything more beautiful than a chartered history of dance music mapped out on the circuit diagram of a Roland TB-303? The answer is almost certainly ‘no’, which

Can’t wait for the weekend to begin? Then it’s time to crank up the Graeme Park Radio Show! This week’s two hour mix features Basement Jaxx, Seamus Haji, Kevin McKay,

Everyone remembers their first Now That’s What I Call Music album – for me, it was #7, kicking off with Peter Gabriel’s Sledgehammer. 🙂 The compilation series releases its 100th