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Korg’s volca fm 2 synthesizer is an updated version of the groundbreaking volca FM, adding extra effects and support for more modern applications.
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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.c
Young Dallas upstart Cratan brings the techno bounce with the EP Crestfall on India’s Observant label for OM10, signaling a new era abroad.
The upcoming 26th release on Nous’klaer Audio belongs to Mata Disk, representing Rotterdam as a hotbed for sonic exploration.
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.
Manchester University Press will publish a 30-year career memoir for DJ Paulette, detailing her peak moments, residencies and hardships.
Rare, previously twice-issued UK speed garage EP London Vibes/Fungus Fungus is re-distributed for modern dance floors by Shuffle ‘n’ Swing.
Brian Sonnleitner’s West Coast U.S. label From 0-1 brings a slate of fine techno to its 13th anniversary compilation.
Like a mosquito buzzing in your ear, the latest addition to Moffenzeef Modular‘s stable of quirky audio products is tiny, erratic and unpredictable.
CloudMasterWeed’s next release, the Anything Is Possible EP, includes remixes by Thomas Barnett as well as up-and-comer Native 97.
Moog’s Minimoog Model D synthesizer, Filatron, Model 15 Modular Synthesizer, Animoog and Theremini Editor are free on Apple’s App Store.
Norman Doray and Piem have updated their iconic ’90s track “Do Me Right” for 2021, along with a brand new remix on Studio 54 Music.
Veteran U.K. DJ and producer Skream is set to launch a new record imprint, IFEEL, with the three-track Chesters Groov’ EP.
Vermont-based electronic musician and instrumentalist Pierce Fulton has died at 28 “following a tragic struggle with his mental health.”
Denon DJ’s latest controller, the LC6000 PRIME, offers a solution for DJs looking to expand upon their existing PRIME setups.
A new compilation from Young Marco’s Safe Trip imprint documents the earliest days of trance music beginning in the 1990s.
Users of any skill level can now practice on Pioneer DJ’s CDJ-3000 and DJM-900 NXS2 through virtual reality DJ learning app Tribe XR.
EPM Music’s EPM20 series will focus on techno, electro and house, consisting of exclusive tracks from each genre’s venerated tastemakers.
Marshall Jefferson and Byron Stingily have peeled off a rework of “That’s The Way Love Is” from their upcoming Ten City album.
Spanish record label Sungate has given a home to the Wavetable EP – the latest release by Dutch producer Conforce.
An edit of Peggy Lee’s 1958 rendition of the jazz classic “Fever” is due out via enigmatic label East End Edits.
Chicago house veterans Ten City have now announced their first album together in 27 years: Judgement via Ultra Music.
Youandewan has returned to U.K. label Butter Side Up with a compelling minimal house record called The Thyme Capsules EP.
Johannes Kolter has moved away from his DJOKO alias to deliver the inaugural release on fledgling label PILOT under the moniker KOLTER.
Denon DJ is bringing cloud storage synchronicity to their full range of standalone hardware and track preparation software.
U.K. DJ and producer Seb Zito will release Truth In My Steps, distilling influences from his entire music career into an 11-track album.
After nearly thirty years of silence, New York’s Nu Groove Records has released new music. The new record by Jovonn and Deetron is out now on vinyl.
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.
