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Few artists submerge you in darkness in quite the same way as Christoph De Babalon. With engulfing ambience, depth-charge bass drones and hyperventilating breakcore and...

Berlin-based Swedish duo Genius of Time have made 'Acid 01' available as a free download.

Slow and squidgy, it's a seven-minute-long slice of hypnotic acid...

We met Dirtybird’s J.Phlip in Miami this year but our familiarity with her amazing mixes goes back further. Combining the lushness of deep house...

London promoters Percolate have been running things in the capital for some time now, and the end of this year is set to witness a...

A long-standing member of the Hypercolour crew, Laurie Shenoda, or just Shenoda as he's known on his releases, has been gaining momentum alongside the now...

DJ Mag wraps up the best Halloween parties in the capital this weekend. Get ready to get super spooky to the sounds of Moodymann, Magda, Paul...

Love International has announced the line-up for its fourth outing at Barbarella’s, with DJ Harvey, Andrew Weatherall, Ben UFO, Peggy Gou and Joy Orbison among...

This skinny new mixer from Cortex is just the ticket for squeezing into tight rack spaces in mobile rigs and club installs.

The MIX-R1U offers...

While the US has no shortage of festivals, if you're looking to cut through the unecessary window-dressing of flashy production and pyrotechnics to hone in...

Elektron's SFX-6 Monomachine might be all skinny looking but it's a real heavyweight when it comes to raw synth power. From silky smooth analogue emulations...

In a town without Plastic People, where there's talk of sniffer dogs at Fabric and breathalysers at clubs, hearing about a new space from the...

Audio Damage have released a pair of new plug-ins called Fluid and Liquid. They promise that Fluid wipes the floor with other chorus effects, while...

It's pouring down with updates in the Cakewalk camp (cakewalk.com).

Version 6.2 of their flagship DAW Sonar is available as a free download and brings...

From a 150-capacity venue above a pub in Newcastle called Red Rooms to Room Three at Fabric, Jaunt> has come a long way over the past six years. Shaped by the underground Newcastle nights that came before it — the likes of Shindig, Wax On, Habit and Error — the night was originally conceived to cater for the DJs that weren't getting booked in the city, while providing an outlet for a crew of clued-up students “who would take up a large chunk of any dancefloor,” says Chris Blackhall, the man who suggested a party in the first place.