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Dot-joining future bass music that covers dubstep, d&b, UK funky, two-step and bashment

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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...

When you absolutely, positively must decimate the dance floor, these are the tunes you need..

When is a festival not a festival? Some would say that festivals, by their very nature, need to be outdoors in the mud and rain...

It's the weekend and two of our favourite 2-step/garage/bass nights are swinging the beats into action at Plan B in Brixton tonight, 24th September...

Featuring punditry from Zed Bias, Greg Wilson, Boddika and our very own music editor, Adam Saville, 'Introducing' is the first episode of 'Freedom Of The...

Mumdance, Yamaneko, object blue and more have helped label Local Action compile an Ambient Resistance playlist to kindly brighten up our January blues.

A combination...

Greek synth manufacturer Dreadbox showed off their new Abyss synth at this years NAMM Tech Convention.

Dreadbox have been making cool-looking and sounding synths for...

Well Rounded – the Brighton based label – has thus far proved exactly that. Arriving in the midst of the UK house explosion, their sound...

It’s in a relatively short about time that Superdry has turned itself into a brand of worldwide reknown, a household name stretching to the States, Australia, Europe and Asia since 2003. Their instantly recognizable logo has sneakily snuck into our psyche. Easy to wear, smart but casual, high street friendly clobber is theirs. The extent of their collections came as a small surprise, stretching from jeans and jackets to boots and fragrance.

Just when you think Playground Festival couldn't get any better, they've upped their game once again with another huge announcement.

Brighton-based DJ/producer Fono is back with a brand new EP, and he's cooked up a wicked DJ Mag Weekly Podcast to help him celebrate its...

The team behind Dedbeat Festival, responsible for four sell out events at a coastal holiday park from 2001 to 2004, has partnered with Numbers for Pleasure Principle, a weekend of electronic music coming to Newquay, Cornwall (26th – 28th April).

A really tasty sequencer controller has just surfaced for a very reasonable £129. The Alpha Track will control Logic, Cubase, Sonar and more. It's pretty...