The Fourth Dimension – Kerry’s rave trailblazers talk to 909originals
Back in the mid 1990s, Killarney, Co. Kerry, unlikely as it may seem, became the birthplace of one of Ireland‘s…
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Why UNKLE’s ‘Psyence Fiction’ broke the mould for collaborative projects
Released in August 1998, just as the Britpop boom was reaching its zenith, UNKLE‘s debut album Psyence Fiction might have…
François K at 70 – A dancefloor retrospective
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Wes Green on his quest to reclaim ‘Computer Madness’
Computer Madness is one of the most distinctive tracks of the late 80s Chicago house scene. Kicking off with a…
An eruption of pagan passion – The story of the Horny Organ Tribe
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5 things you might not have known about Massive Attack’s ‘Teardrop’
Released in April 1998, Massive Attack‘s Teardrop was the second single from the Bristol group’s iconic album Mezzanine – and completes…
How Ibiza sought to clamp down on daytime clubbing
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Blue Monday at 40 – DJs, artists and industry figures celebrate New Order’s timeless classic
It may have an actual release date, in March 1983, but in many ways, New Order‘s Blue Monday transcends time, and…