Legendary selector Paul ‘Trouble’ Anderson passed away on this day last year, 2 December 2018, after a battle with cancer. A host of major artists took to social media in

The Long Live House Radio Show is back with another two hours of quality house music to warm up your weekend! 🙂 This week’s two hour mix features Roisin Murphy,

Before they were “working as a waitress in a cocktail bar”, Sheffield synth-pop pioneers The Human League were delving into seriously arthouse territory with April 1979’s The Dignity of Labour.

There are few pieces of legislation more reviled in dance culture than the UK’s Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, which notoriously gave police the power to shut down

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.

The nights are getting colder, but there’s plenty of quality house music to keep you warm, courtesy of the Long Live House Radio Show! This week’s two hour mix features

Morecambe and Wise. Laurel and Hardy. Bert and Ernie. History is awash with great double acts, but in the world of electronic music, perhaps none are as memorable as Sasha

This Saturday, 23 November, is also known as Delia Derbyshire Day, in honour of the pioneering BBC Radiophonic Workshop composer whose work influenced artists such as Orbital, Aphex Twin, Stereolab

Welcome to 909rewind, a series from 909originals that explores the early musical careers of some of clubland’s biggest names, uncovering hidden gems and reworked classics from the archives. For the

Look up ‘acid house’ on YouTube, and it won’t be long until you come across this incredible 24-minute video by The Kino Library, an archive film agency committed to preserving