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Field Maneuvers hits a secret riverside location 60 minutes north of London for its fourth instalment this weekend, running from Friday 2nd to Sunday 4th...

This is the last week for entering the DJ Mag Wildcard category of Miller SoundClash 2015.

Throughout the entry period, we have been shining a...

Given Serato's somewhat open approach to allowing third-party manufacturers to develop deeply integrated hardware controllers for Serato DJ, it is fair to say that they...

This October marked 10 years since Caspa set up Dub Police, and it’s been a pretty crazy 10 years for all involved! Luckily I’ve been...

UK Garage has not only returned in a big way but has found open and welcoming arms in the house scene. Be it garage tracks...

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Movement WHEN? Saturday 24th - Monday 26th May WHERE? Hart Plaza, Detroit HOW MUCH? €55/€130 HIGHLIGHTS? Underground Resistance, Seth...

25-year-old Dutch DJ Hardwell was crowned the new No.1 DJ in the world at a massive DJ Mag party at the RAI Centre in Amsterdam on Saturday 19th October. Hardwell, real name Robbert van de Corput, knocked fellow Dutchman — and five-times winner — Armin Van Buuren off the top spot to become the youngest winner in the Top 100 DJs poll in its 20-year history.

As the 'EDM' tidal wave continues to crash over The States, the club scenes of America's major cities are rightfully reaping the benefits. Seattle is no exception. Increasingly, cool after-parties playing house and techno are capturing the imagination of the city's young adults and large-scale dance events are cropping up left, right and centre. 
One festival, however, has been bringing eclectic dance sounds to the largest city in the Pacific Northwest since 2004.

Detroit's Movement Festival is Detroit's – if not techno's – most important music festival, however each year it's broadening its horizons, so we took a closer look...

We all set ourselves impossible targets at the end of each year. If we had a dollar for every time we heard someone say “I've quit” to see them puffing on a tar stick in the smoking area of Fabric on Friday night, we'd be richer than Richard Branson. Our advice — to save disappointment — leave pointless promises well alone.

If any upcoming promoters wanted a case-study of how to build things from a small word-of-mouth session into a globe-trotting party brand, then the phenomenon...

It's a new home and new concept for Pepo Lanzoni's cosmopolitan techno haven La Comunidad, as they move to Privilege and launch Imagine.

Building on...