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Point Blank are back with another masterclass, this time with the artist Jason Dasent to explore accessible music-making for musicians with disabilities and show how...

With past releases on Pets, Glasgow Underground, Get Physical and Exploited, Stefano Ritteri is a name we know well at DJ Mag HQ. His latest...

Cor, blimey. That was a large one! Well, as big as could be in that cosy wee watering hole, Shoreditch's Bedroom Bar. Last night, we hauled our Funktion One over the road and revved it up ready for the Thursday night session crew; an amiable coming together of industry bods and straight-up clubbers, grateful for a free Tiger beer and the chance to catch the UK's finest DJs in an intimate setting without shedding a penny to get through the door. Hence, the vibe last night reached fever pitch. Here's how it went down...

Mr. Scruff will mix the upcoming DJ-Kicks compilation for !K7.

The compilation includes an exclusive, unreleased track from Mr. Scruff and CyperPunkJazz titled ‘3001: A...

Fauzia

Fauzia Habib is one of the many talents unearthed by NTS who is now going on to make a mark on her own terms...

We all like to get high. Dancing yourself into a sweaty mess to your favourite tunes is always best when at your peak... the peak...

Carl Cox’s Tuesday nights at Space Ibiza have been revelation this summer with their wide ranging line-ups catering for the real house and techno heads.

Following February’s advanced sell out, Plump DJs return to XOYO on Saturday 14th May for another massive instalment of Grand Hotel. That time round...

The UK’s longest running club night, Back to Basics, are setting sail slightly further afield currently with their uniquely energetic and unfailingly crowd pleasing...

Inspired by the “boîtes” of the '70s and '80s, KER is Barcelona's new 1200-capacity club from the creators of Elrow and Monegros Festival. Rising to fill the gap left by the closure of Viladecans at Row 14, the terrace space utilized by Elrow each week, the venue aims to bring high-end dance music to a city already steeped in house and techno heritage.

“We always realized that although we may have been the first to recognize the potential of the glorious Croatian coast as a venue for gathering music lovers from the UK and beyond, we certainly were not going to be the last,” Eddie O'Callaghan muses when asked about the recent influx of UK-led dance projects onto a playing field he effectively helped discover.

The Argentineans currently hold the world record in Creamfielding - over 60,000 people attend this year's event, attracting more revelers than any other Creamfields event...