“It’s like… like a cry for survival. A cry for survival. For their survival and for our survival!” Orbital’s second album, also known as Orbital II or the ‘Brown Album‘,

As well as being one of the foremost production duos emerging from Detroit in the 1990s, electro outfit Drexciya also became renowned for their thematic releases, starting with 1995’s Aquatic

Do you know what you were doing a decade ago? In the case of Jaime Alguersuari, it was a time spent at circuits such as Silverstone, Monza and Monaco, with

The news that Q Magazine could be facing closure – a victim of falling advertising and readers moving online – has been rightly met with dismay by music lovers, for whom the

“Existence well what does it matter?I exist on the best terms I canThe past is now part of my futureThe present is well out of hand….” Ian Curtis, the lead

Homelands Ireland 2000 was 20 years ago – no, we don’t know where the time went either – and as the video below demonstrates, it was a hedonistic mudbath. MTV’s Dance Floor

Get ready to wild up your weekend with quality house tunes from the Long Live House Radio Show! This week’s two hour mix features Izo FitzRoy, Jamiroquai, House Gospel Choir,

On this day (15 May) in 1992, rave promoters Fantazia put on their largest party to date, with an estimated 16,000 nutters descending on Matchams Park Stadium in Bournemouth for

Seeing as yesterday marked Dave Angel‘s 54th birthday (happy birthday Dave!), this week’s Throwback Thursday features one of 909originals’ guilty pleasures. Released on Billy Nasty’s Tortured Records imprint, Angel’s rework

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