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Fresh from tearing up Brixton Academy in October as part of Toolroom’s 5th Birthday celebrations, Mark Knight will return to the label’s spiritual home, Ministry...

Rio Music Conference, South America’s largest international music industry event, has announced that it will bring a plethora of Brazilian talent to Egg London on...

Riva Starr, Kevin Saunderson, Simon Baker, Leftwing & Kody, Dale Howard, Shiba San and Louie Fresco are on the bill for our first DJ Mag...

The Otus comes across as a truly professional product for controlling DJ software and features a built-in six-channel Burr Brown soundcard, which sounds really fat....

Believe it or not, Chelmsford is the birthplace of radio (we are so proudly reminded by a road sign on the way in). Yet, walking...

DJ Mag has launched a new digital subscription service.

By signing up to the subscription - which costs £20 - you will receive the next...

A visual artist as well as a musician, Mtendere Mandowa knows there are always different ways of looking at things. In fact, it’s only recently...

He's made house, electro, techno, done it all, but it's still breakbeat culture he returns to time and time again...

According to Greek mythology, the Hydra is an aquatic serpent beast with multiple heads. To Londoners, however, thanks to Broken & Uneven, it’s become a different beast entirely — one made up not of reptilian heads, but 11 different top-class dance events running until New Year’s Eve.
Its launch — on Friday 24th August with an Ostgut Ton showcase featuring Marcel Dettmann, Marcel Fengler and label boss Nick Hoppner at a secret East London location — was a fitting way to open, considering Electric Minds’ Dolan Bergin and We Fear Silence’s Ajay Jayaram first crossed paths when Dolan brought the label to Cable in August 2011, when Ajay was a director at the club. Shortly after came Broken & Uneven; a London-based party that would serve as “…a vehicle with which to promote the music we love, across a wide-ranging spectrum of styles and genres,” Dolan tells DJ Mag.

When slo-mo disco cut 'It's You' by The White Lamp appeared on Futureboogie in 2012, DJ Mag thought that a new talent had arrived. With...

Clubs are the lifeblood of the electronic music scene. Yet in recent years people have been stepping out of conventional venues and exploring new and...

Berlin in the 90s was a special place for a then-emergent electronic music culture, and specifically (although not exclusively) techno. 

The city had been reunited in...

This Squatters remix of Route 94's 'Forget The Girl' brilliantly retouches the original track with a harsh and heavy bassline that will please anyone starving...