Emerging out of the melting pot of broken Britain in the early 90s, jungle (and drum ‘n’ bass, which followed later) was like no musical movement heretofore experienced, as a new

Released in 1977, Kraftwerk’s Trans-Europe Express saw the self-styled robots come of age – moving away from the Krautrock sensibilities of Autobahn and Radio-Activity towards a more minimalist electronic sound. No

It’s a little under three months since we said goodbye to musical alchemist Andrew Weatherall (sadly, not the only legendary figure to depart this mortal coil recently), and in the

Better known for donning a hazmat suit and monogrammed face mask – long before the coronavirus made it fashionable – Altern 8’s Mark Archer is also an accomplished selector, as this

Following the passing of Florian Schneider, music has lost one of its great visionaries. Author Johnny Proctor looks back at the Kraftwerk co-founder’s influence. Yesterday, we learned of the loss

The city of Düsseldorf has spawned some of the most iconic German acts of the 20th century – Neu!, D.A.F., Die Krupps and, arguably to a lesser extent, Die Toten Hosen.

‘As techno and house have become less underground and moved to the main stages of major festivals they have become soft. Infolines aims a different course. These tracks are aimed

There are Saturday nights in, and then there’s this. RTE 2FM is pulling out all the stops to mark the 20th anniversary of the Late Night Sessions, with some of

Looking for quality house music? Look no further than the latest instalment of the Long Live House Radio Show, brought to you by the legendary Graeme Park. This week’s two

As discussed earlier in the week in the pages of 909originals, this past Wednesday marked the 20th anniversary of the second Homelands Ireland, which took place on 29 April 2000.