From obscurities uncovered in Bandcamp rabbit holes to the latest releases from legendary artists, Crate Digging is here to keep your collection up to date.
Current news regarding artists, event organizers, venues, record labels, and other electronic music institutions outside of music releases themselves.
From obscurities uncovered in Bandcamp rabbit holes to the latest releases from legendary artists, Crate Digging is here to keep your collection up to date.
The full lineup and after hours activities have been announced for Kappa FuturFestival 2022 from July 1st-3rd at Parca Dora in Italy.
After a legal battle that started in August 2021, Four Tet and Domino Recordings have reached a settlement largely in favor of the former.
Today, Bandcamp is holding another Juneteenth fundraiser in which it will donate 100% of its fees to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
According to Annabel Ross, Carl Craig had given Movement Music Festival an ultimatum: he would not perform if she was allowed to review it.
The team behind bomb-proof shelter Global Music Vault have teamed up with Microsoft on a more portable storage method: Project Silica.
Exist Festival staff are asking their artist friends not to accept gigs at PTX until the venue pays artists what they claim they’re owed.
Nastia has pulled out of her Awakenings performance out of refusal to appear on a lineup “with Russians who are tolerant to war in Ukraine.”
Dave Smith – a synthesizer innovator responsible for inventing MIDI and designing the Prophet 5 – has passed away.
From obscurities uncovered in Bandcamp rabbit holes to the latest releases from legendary artists, Crate Digging is here to keep your collection up to date.
Movement Music Festival 2022 saw Paxahau place greater emphasis on the things that matter. Found out why in this review.
Situated at Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moderno, a new exhibition displays posters and flyers from the once-lively Valencia club scene.
A new book exploring techno’s impact on popular culture titled Techno World is set for release next month.
Portugal-based electronic music festival MOGA Caparica has revealed the full lineup for its 2022 edition.
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Renaat Vandepapeliere, the head of Belgium-based independent record label R&S Records, has had a claim of racial discrimination against him dismissed.
Rotterdam, Netherlands-based independent music distributor Clone Distribution has dropped Russian DJ Nina Kraviz and her трип label over her response to the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Set in motion by rave architecture collective Temporary Pleasure, a Kickstarter campaign for a new Dublin pop-up club has been launched.
Apple’s innovative and groundbreaking portable iPod music player will no longer be in production.
Streaming giant Beatport is officially recognizing the South African sound called amapiano as an official musical genre on their platform.
A traveling, interdisciplinary exhibit exploring the evolution of the techno scene and its influence on modern pop culture has opened in Montreal, Canada.
Belgian club entrepreneur and singer Régine has passed away at the age of 92.
Beloved London record store Rat Records is set to close on Saturday, June 18th.
U.K. producer and DJ Pete Tong has announced that he and Carl Cox are co-founding the Pete Tong DJ Academy.
Prolific German synthesist, composer, and musician Klaus Schulze has passed away at the age of 74.
Former BBC Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood is being accused of multiple instances of sexual misconduct between 1992 and 2017.
Influential Berlin nightclub Tresor is set to reopen after a two-year hiatus that began in March 2020.
All-new Barcelona club Les Enfants Brillants opened in Mid-April with kickoff Easter Weekend events headlined by Traumer and Ferro.
The Association for Electronic Music (AFEM) is currently running a first-of-its-kind survey exploring neurodiversity in electronic music.
Manchester, U.K. underground record label Natural Sciences has released the first issue of their new print magazine, Embryo.