Best of April: DGTL Festival, Amsterdam
Summertime in the Netherlands is a feast for the senses. The rare warmth of sunrays on your face; the smell of flowers and fresh…
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Awesome Tapes From Africa: An Interview with Brian Shimkovitz
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Why Berlin needs techno to avoid becoming just another city
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Getting to Know: TITIA
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Music Festival Guide: Festivals to bookmark for Summer 2019
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Strange Sounds From Beyond, 22 June, Amsterdam
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Paradise City 2019: Living up to its reputation
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Best of June: Pleinvrees Festival, NDSM, Amsterdam
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Preview: Draaimolen Festival 2019
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Preview: The Crave Festival 2019
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Preview: Festifest 2019
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Bonobo: Migration | Album Review
On Migration, Simon Green, the man behind Bonobo, achieves his best work to date. Migration manages to both refine the sound that Green has…
An Interview with Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs (TEED) has carved a hole for himself in left-field dance music. Sitting somewhere between glistening pop and quirky house, Totally Enormous Extinct…
Tom Misch | Village Underground | Live Review
Early into his set, Tom Misch admitted this was the gig he was most looking forward to out of his whole European tour. Given…
Time Travel | An Interview with Gigamesh
Ahead of his new album Time Travel, we caught up with acclaimed disco remixer and talented producer Gigamesh to chat about the release. Give the…
Lost Village Festival: An Interview With Founders Jaymo and Andy George
Organised by Jaymo and Andy George, Lost Village Festival had a great first year, combining a unique theme with a top-flight line-up and performances. Jaymo…
Move Your Body | An Interview with TRAX Label Boss Rachael Cain
Know it or not, if you’re into electronic music, you owe a lot to Chicago-based TRAX. The label, founded by Larry Sherman and “Screamin”…
Gottwood 2016: our top eleven festival highlights
For the music aficionados, party-chasers, art-shapers and mischief-makers of the UK, the festival scene has never seemed more scintillating, and confusing. Which of the…
Exclusive Interview: Amine Edge & DANCE
Amine Edge & DANCE are a French duo that have spent recent years shaking up the dance music scene. As champions of ‘Gangsta house’, their own-crafted…
Artwork Talks Changing Club Culture and the Role of the DJ | Interview
“A DJ, really, they’re just someone who’s got a good taste in music, they’re not the be all and end all.” Artwork talks to Bizarre…
Best of November: Georgie’s Wintergarten, Amsterdam
Its November, Georgie’s Wintergarten is upon us once again – there are times when being in Amsterdam is the right place to be, and…
An Interview with Pirupa
Pirupa has been making us dance for as long as we can remember. One of Beatport’s darlings with the most downloaded tracks on the…
Creativity, Film and Success | An Interview With Redlight
Following the release of his debut album, X Colour, we caught up with Redlight to discuss his productions, his audio-visual influences and his thoughts…
Review: MOTSA – Petricolour EP
Petricolour marks a big moment for half-Austrian, half-Russian producer MOTSA aka Valerio Dittrich. This is his fourth EP but the first that he has…
LOST Festival Returns | An Interview with Founder Jodie Powell
LOST was was one of festival highlights last year, taking us by blacked out coach to a secret location, deep in the woods, for a…
WOMAD 2016 | Review
We’ve struggled with the idea of World Music for a long time now, and still haven’t managed to come up with anything more than…
Experiences which could only be found at Lost Village Festival 2016
Lost Village Festival 2016 Review. Imagine this: you’re walking your dog on a Saturday morning in rural Lincolnshire. You double take as you spot…
You Are My Loving Cassette: Green Man Festival 2016, Brecon Beacons
Snuggled in a tent covered in water droplets and cold air – a struggle that was to be dealt with during a weekend filled…
LOST Festival 2016: The Magic Isn’t Lost | Review
Having attended and thoroughly enjoyed last year’s event, our expectations for LOST 2016 likely differed from those of many other festivalgoers, for whom the entire…
Kendal Calling 2016 Review
Over the weekend of 28-31st July, we headed up to the Lake District for Kendal Calling. Back for its eleventh year, the festival had…