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Interview with the Doctor, plus an exclusive Unreal remix..
Dr Meaker's live drum & bass sound has been making waves for a while now. We grabbed the good Doctor for an interview, and also...
Clean Up Britain have called for the compulsory charge after Reading and Leeds festivals
Clean Up Britain have called for a “tent tax” at festivals.
The group, who campaign for cleaner and greener communities, has suggested a £25 tax...
25% of the proceeds will go to CALM
Visual designer Dan Derham has designed a Prodigy t-shirt to raise money for mental health charity CALM.
Paying tribute to Keith Flint, the late Prodigy frontman...
Join The Future: Bleep Techno and the Birth of British Bleep Music is written by regular DJ Mag contributor, Matt Anniss...
A new book exploring the roots, origins and development of bleep techno, Join The Future: Bleep Techno and the Birth of British Bleep Music, will...
Big just got bigger...
Arcadia London has locked-in Matador, Max Cooper, Paul Woolford, Norman 'Mister Good Times' Jay, Digital Mystikz Coki & Mala, DJ Vadim, Ed Solo...
Final tickets for the charity shindig have gone on sale...
Block9 and NYC Downlow have revealed the first wave of artists for their warehouse warming weekender, which is set to take place this Saturday 9th...
Two days of fire-breathing fun...
Love Saves the Day has announced that Arcadia will be bringing their iconic Afterburner stage design to this year’s festival.
The Afterburner stage is a...
Voting is now open...
The UK Festival Awards have announced the full list of nominations for the its 13th edition, with the ceremony taking place on Monday 28th November...
The news comes via Reddit...
Daft Punk are rumoured to be touring next year.
The news comes via online forum/aggregator Reddit, where a user has uncovered a page on the...
Party expected to be "the f**king dirt"...
Award-winning Channel 4 comedy Peep Show may be gone from our screens, but thankfully the programme lives on, through the new DJ career of everybody's...
DJs look back to their early days
“My first gig was in 1994 at a squatted Salvation Army building opposite Hackney Town Hall on Mare Street. The building was called The Spiky Thing With Curves due to some of the sculptures on display, alongside a cafe and several rooms for bands and DJs. I had a selection of acid house/early hardcore vinyl, mostly acquired from the local Record & Tape Exchange.
Essex's farm fest Brownstock returns
Essex's scaled down answer to Glastonbury, Brownstock — started seven years ago as a private party for the Brown family and 100 friends on their...
Household essentials and medical supplies will be priorities
Amazon has paused all vinyl, CD and music merchandise orders due to coronavirus.
According to Music Business Worldwide, the online retail giant will maintain...
The music scene continues to mobilise amid the coronavirus pandemic
EDM festivals and DJs have been sharing a #SaveTheSummer statement encouraging fans to stay at home to help combat the coronavirus pandemic, and raise the...