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The winner of last year's Top 100 DJs poll – Paul van Dyk, is set to play one his most important gigs of the year...

New York's Central Park will host a 60,000 capacity concert to mark the return of events to the city. 

Big Apple mayor Bill de Blasio...

From its distinctive binary code record sleeves to its visionary output, Central Processing Unit has become one of the UK’s most consistently exciting electronic music...

Arturia are something of a legendary name in the studio world, with anyone who is anyone singing the praises of their soft-synths for the simple...

Magma’s new Control Stand is perfect for studio and club installations — as well as home use — and can be placed over most existing...

Returning to Brixton’s Brockwell Park on Saturday 11th June, Found Festival makes a welcome return with a stellar line-up of underground favourites including Derek May...

Mark E talks about his early days

When it comes to running a club, finding a niche is one of the most important things you can do. Proof of that comes in...

Hiroshi Watanabe (aka Kompakt producer Kaito) isn't a name that springs to mind when thinking of DJ pioneers, but Watanabe San has been making a...

Spectrasonics have unveiled a major new version of Omnisphere, their flagship virtual synth. This beast has just got even meatier, with a load of new...

Novation’s new Launch Control XL is now available to buy from dealers nationwide, and to mark this momentous news Novation have just unveiled a new...

When it comes to running a club, finding a niche is one of the most important things you can do. Proof of that comes in every city across the country, where both illicit and intimate gatherings in dirty hovels can co-exist with shiny and parochial puke-dens where Danny Dyer is the low-light of any month. When it comes to Leeds’ clubbing landscape, though, had you have asked but three months ago what the city was missing, the answer from this correspondent would have been: nothing.