In The Dark
140bpm heat from UK dubstep's leading lights
On Cue is our flagship mix series, celebrating the pivotal DJs and producers whose influence has shaped the world of electronic music, both in their local scenes and beyond. This week, UK dubstep’s leading lights, Sicaria Sound, pull from every side of the 140bpm spectrum, and speak to Joe Roberts about their new Cutcross label, production, and always sticking to their guns
“When we are given the green light, you know I’ll be there”
The companies made the apps free in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak
It's coming out under his FERR alias
Cabin Fever at The Cause, Bangface Weekender, MUSU x Colours
Cabin Fever at The Cause, Bangface Weekender, MUSU x Colours
Juliana Huxtable delivers a high-energy hour of unpredictable techno textures
Recognise is DJ Mag's monthly mix series, introducing artists we love that are bursting onto the global electronic music circuit. This month, Texas-born, New York-based multi-disciplinary artist, Juliana Huxtable, delivers a high-energy hour of unpredictable textures, and chats with Tanya Akinola about her wide-reaching creative output, which orbits themes of identity, power structures, alternate histories and deviant futures
Spanning hard drum, nu-metal mutations, Jersey club and trance-imbued techno, Syn pulls no punches in her frenzied Fresh Kicks mix
Spanning hard drum, nu-metal mutations, Jersey club and trance-imbued techno, Syn pulls no punches in her frenzied Fresh Kicks mix
It's their first new music since 2016's comeback album, 'Wildflower'
Glasgow's Eyeangle Records will release a VA compilation later this month. Hear DJ and producer Kamus' trip through chaotic percussion and sinister synth on 'D Hole' now
A sprawling mix of futuristic electro, acid, bleep and bass from CPU's peerless catalogue
Our monthly label showcase, The Sound Of, puts the focus on the imprints we love; outlets that are championing new artists, dropping key releases and driving their respective scenes. This month, Ben Murphy catches up with Sheffield's Central Processing Unit, whose founder, Chris Smith, delivers a sprawling mix of futuristic electro, acid, bleep and bass from its peerless catalogue
