Colour Factory, a venue situated in East London, is planning to reopen with a new outdoor area called Colour Garden.
Colour Factory, a venue situated in East London, is planning to reopen with a new outdoor area called Colour Garden.
Kampire and Decay of Nyege Nyege will host a charity event in support of #32BreaksGround both online and in person in Kampala next month.
The world-famous nightclub Berghain will reopen as a gallery with a installation by Danish artist Jakob Kudsk Steensenn.
Daytimers UK and No Nazar have partnered on a live stream event called Solidarity With Our Farmers ti benefit Khalsa Aid International.
The Chicago House Athletic Club’s name is an homage to Chicago’s house music culture, which the club intends bring into soccer.
Harry Sword’s exploration of the drone from antiquity to the modern underground sound is out now via White Rabbit Books.
Jeff Mills has published the debut issue of his free quarterly publication, The Escape Velocity Magazine, by way of his label, Axis Records.
DJ Clent, RP Boo and Traxman have opened registration for Chicago Footworkology, offering masterclasses on juke and footwork.
In addition to Andrew Weatherall’s brother and IDWG’s tribute EP, and Irish radio DJ Cian Ó Cíobháin unearthed the “Fail we may, sail we must” origin story.
In an open letter, anonymous author The Secret DJ has trained his crosshairs on a hotly debated target: so-called “plague rave DJs.”
Leeds nightclub Mint Warehouse will soon offer courses on DJing and production by residents Bobby O’Donnell and Annie Errez.
Adam Curtis has revealed that the Can’t Get You Out of My Head soundtrack includes music by Aphex Twin and the late SOPHIE.
The Prodigy’s surviving members have announced a documentary that will tell their story from beginning to end.
Timo Stein and Marie Staggat set out to capture the COVID-19 pandemic from the vantage point of Berlin clubs in an upcoming book titled HUSH.
No More Hotels, Thinkhouse, and Algorithm have joined forces for a new documentary showcasing the culture of the Irish nightlife.
To celebrate Black History Month, Beatport has kicked off a series of live stream talks hosted by Detroit DJ and producer Seth Troxler.
Nearly 40 years after its rise, the influence of Chicago house is still felt on dance floors the world over. What seems more easily forgotten nowadays is the music previously played by the DJs who went on to popularize the genre in the '80s - but a 1992 feature in the...
Detroit techno DJ, producer and Axis Records label boss Jeff Mills has shared plans to publish a quarterly publication called The Escape Velocity Magazine.
Sounds Of The Unborn was recorded by Luca Yupanqui’s parents, Elizabeth Hart and Iván Diaz Mathé. It will be released on Sacred Bones Records.
A crowdfunding campaign launched to benefit Phil Asher’s son, Marvin Jupiter Asher, has amassed £14,887 more than its £10,000 target.
Who Say Reload features stories from a wide range of influential artists like Goldie, Andy C, Ragga Twins, DJ Hype, Krome & Time, and more.
Acid house pioneer DJ Pierre was enlisted to help showcase the fifty-year history of the smiling yellow face and roadmap what’s to come.
Rebekah has shared details of her own experiences of sexual misconduct in the industry, and the triumphs of her recently launched #ForTheMusic campaign.
Sondela Recordings will inaugurate on February 5th with the release of “Ezizweni” featuring DJ Tira and Luke Ntombela by anonymous artist Hyenah.
The KLF have released a documentary titled Welcome to the Dark Ages detailing their latest project: a pyramid made out of bricks of cremated human remains.
A 24-hour livestream is taking place on NYE within the digitally recreated Haçienda Manchester, featuring Frankie Knuckles’ 2013 New Year’s Eve performance.
New Years Day 2021 will mark the NTS Radio recast of Ryuichi Sakamoto’s NHK FM Broadcast interview with the late David Bowie.
Sama Abdulhadi’s detainment has prompted supporters to start a petition demanding her release with organizers stating that the arrest was illegal.
A new film documenting the sprawling music scene of Greater Manchester is set to debut on December 18th via global streaming platform United We Stream.
Please Come: Shameless/Limitless Selected Posters 2008-2020 has been compiled by the brand’s founder, Kevin Halpin, and is due out December 19th.