A new exhibition in Warsaw examines the club scene in Poland's capital from the late '80s and beyond. Muzeum Woli's EUFORIA. O warszawskiej scenie klubowej...
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Following the success of their House and Techno editions with Freemason's James Wiltshire, Point Blank are back with a brand new Style Guide, a video series where...
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Paul Oakenfold, one of the founding fathers of the modern day dance scene, has just released his latest album — a series of trance classics...
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Known to many as the DJs' DJ, Danny Tenaglia has been crucial to the development of the international dance scene. Born in Brooklyn, he started...
Jazzie's early days
Starting out as a 13-year-old in London with a reggae soundsystem called Jah Rico in 1987, Jazzie B, presented with an OBE in 2008, celebrates his 25th year in the industry next year, but not before he brings the Soul II Soul live show to SW4 on Saturday 25th August.
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A true acid house original, DJ Pierre (aka Nathaniel Pierre Jones) is one of the architects of dance music as we know it.
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The world's biggest electronic music celebration returns in 2006 - the Berlin Loveparade will see over a million clubbers dance on the streets of the...
Historical Dance Music Importance: Berlin's Siegessäule
Running through December, the Muzeum Woli exhibition examines how the Polish capital's nightlife scene interacted with political, social and economic shifts at a crucial moment in its history
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