3 New Albums Out This Week You Should Listen to Now: Florist, Orbital, and Maggie Rogers Florist image via Carl Solether August 1, 2022 There’s so much good music out in the ether that sometimes […]
I took a pill in Ibiza… to show McGregor I was cool. Former UFC champ Conor McGregor was recently spotted on the iconic party island, where he was seen raving the day away to house […]
Ukrainians are organizing under the banner of techno music to help expedite the rebuild of what was recently lost amid Russian occupation. The country’s nightlife sector has remained shuttered since Russia’s invasion on February 24th. Cleaning […]
“Leave no trace.” So said the intimate gathering of roughly 100 Ethereum developers who descended upon the Catacombs of Paris for an illegal techno rave. Amid a tumultuous macroeconomic backdrop and $2 trillion crash for […]
Channel Tres was ahead of the curve with house music before Drake and Beyoncé took on the genre, and now the producer and singer has announced his debut album, Real Cultural Shit. It’s out this […]
A heavy futuristic belter. October Ends have shared a new track, and it’s got a bit of everything. Post-hardcore brute force, speckles of EDM hedonism, dystopian atmospheres and plenty of drama, it’s a sharp dive […]
PRIEST, the synthwave act featuring former members of the Grammy Award-winning Swedish rock act GHOST, has released the official music video for the song “Nightcrawler”. The track is taken from PRIEST‘s new full-length album, “Body […]
Photo: Kieran Hebden Four Tet’s Text Records has released a new EP from Hagop Tchaparian. Tchaparian’s music mixes techno with field recordings of his travels through Armenian and Mediterranean culture. He has been gathering these […]
Audiotistic Bay Area 2022 Photo Credit: Ivan Meneses for Insomniac Events This past weekend (July 9th & 10th), the Bay Area hosted its annual EDM and hip-hop crossover 2-day festival, Audiotistic. Since 1997, Audiotistic has […]
Triumphantly countering the racist, homophobic chumps who burned records during the Disco Sucks movement in the US in the late-70s, disco has continued to thrive in the past four decades. The frequently bombastic, sometimes camp […]
Puscifer have released remixes of “Bullet Train to Iowa” and ”The Underwhelming” by A Perfect Circle members Billy Howerdel and James Iha, respectively. Maynard James Keenan’s APC bandmates put their sonic fingerprints on the Existential Reckoning […]
Photo by Sidewalkkilla. “Don’t Break My Soul,” Beyoncé’s latest track, a house music revival that features Big Freedia, the legendary queer Black icon known for popularizing New Orleans bounce, has the internet aflame. In fact, […]
Image Source: Getty / Monica Morgan / Larry Busacca Beyoncé’s first single from forthcoming album “Renaissance,” entitled “Break My Soul” and featuring Big Freedia, also features a sample of Robin S.’s house hit “Show Me […]
Everyone wants a sip of Kylie Minogue. This could be because of the recent U.S. launch of her wine company—the reason she left her native Australia to grace our shores this month—which she celebrated with […]
We wouldn’t be surprised if Ben Klock broke a sweat performing his latest club gig at the London’s legendary fabric. It was no mere ordinary club outing for the seasoned DJ and techno producer. Creating a challenge […]
In a milestone for the nascent Pakistan dance music community, Boiler Room announced their first-ever show in Pakistan. Local dance music fans were swept off their feet when a striking poster popped up on Instagram […]
‘New Black music is this: find the self, then kill it.” The US poet Amiri Baraka wrote these words in the liner notes to the 1965 live album The New Wave in Jazz, and through […]
The singer-songwriter has been married three times, and has a son and four daughters, plus eight grandchildren. — © AFP Charles ONIANS Paul McCartney turns 80 on Saturday and a week later becomes the oldest […]
Ayman Rostom, better known as The Maghreban, will release his second album in July. Rostom, a native of Guildford, England with Egyptian and Saudi heritage, has been working on Connection since 01DEAS, his last album, […]
Late one Thursday in March 1988, Dave Swindells walked into a tiny, sweat-drenched club in central London and found himself present at the birth of a new cultural revolution. The venue, behind Charing Cross station, […]