Listen to a lot of older techno today and it sounds rather restrained. Brilliant, yes, and futuristic too, yet largely soft and melodic compared to...
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The Loops of Fury used to be angry. In fact, they were furious. All they did was go round and round and round. Then in...
Loops Of Fury's incredible electro-tech
From Brisbane, Australia and loved by cats such as Erol Alkan and Boys Noize, Loops Of Fury have been causing a commotion with their peak-time electro/techno/rave hybrid over the last couple of years. Signed to U&A Recordings, the guys are school pals who both discovered electronic music at around the same time in ‘93/’94 — “early Prodigy, Chems, hardcore and jungle”.
Eli and Fur: a dynamic duo dedicated to making deeply melodic vocal house cuts...
With their eyes fixed firmly on the prize, Jennifer and Eliza better known as Eli and Fur have been spending as much time as they...
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Our newly relaunched monthly label showcase, The Sound Of, puts the focus on the labels we love; outlets that are championing new artists, dropping key...
Astrophonica could be referred to as a happy accident. The label, set up by drum & bass duo Fracture & Neptune in 2009, actually came...
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Released on Tresor in 1992, Jeff Mills' debut LP ‘Waveform Transmission Vol. 1’ is a record that stands for repetition and filth, forged from wrought steel and imbued with scuffed-up funk. Here, 30 years after its release, Ben Cardew takes a deep dive into the sound, origins and legacy of an album that birthed a new breed of techno
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Flawless DJ, frequent hitmaker, dedicated mentor: Tony De Vit was a true hero of UK dance music. The most high-profile resident at hedonistic queer club Trade, he helped create the hard house sound, and was renowned not only for his impeccable mixing, but his compassion and care for others. Ahead of a new documentary, and with hard house at large once more, Stewart Who? reflects on his legacy with those he was close to, and those he influenced
Plump DJs 'fess up to a 'Dirty Weekend'
Those Plump DJs, Andy Gardner and Lee Rous, have their latest comp — 'Dirty Weekend' — out this month on Grand Hotel Records. Their seventh...
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Eliphino debuts on Meda Fury with the ‘Realistic Sex’ EP. Hear the melodic acid house belter ‘Remedy’ now...
Eliphino will release his first solo EP since 2016 on 26th May via Meda Fury.
The five-track release, ‘Realistic Sex’, finds the Leeds-born producer creatively...
Acclaimed French producer to drop 'Super Discount 3' on January 19th
Renowned French house producer Etienne de Crécy has just revealed a brand-new collaborative album entitled 'Super Discount 3'. The album, set to release on January...
63: Aquasky
There can’t be too many acts who make it to eight dance albums but then Aquasky aren’t your run of the mill producers. Drum and...
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It's been a good few years since I've made excuses for handing in homework late, but having been working in Ibiza (which, strangely, doesn't get...
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Fan of fresh talent? Then you're going to love this! Each month, the editorial team at DJ Mag HQ rummages through our collective Soundclouds and...
One of the most anticipated events of the Ibiza season
Space Ibiza offers a spectacle few can rival no matter the occasion, but it's its closing party that's most explosive. The opener might be the culmination of eight months out the game, but the last day at the office is the product of six months of accumulated party joy; the last big blow-out before the autumn months settle in and the Ibiza season winds down for yet another year.
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Composer, vocalist and tape manipulator Ian William Craig delivers a spellbinding mix of melancholic, melodic and minimal atmospheres with sprawling strings and songs – one...
Few contemporary ambient artists can capture melancholy quite like Ian William Craig. Using tape loops, electronics and organic instrumentation to accompany his distinctly gossamer-light and...