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Ten years ago, while studying at Martha Graham's dance academy, Dinky started making waves in NYC's techno underground; then she moved to Berlin... More >>
Thomas Koch's dual love of disco/HiNRG and early hip-hop is largely responsible for the big electrohouse sound of Get Physical, the label he... More >>
Twelve years ago, Reid Speed was a drum & bass DJ and on the staff of (then East Village, later LES) record store Breakbeat Science. She's since... More >>
Ben Watt easily could have ended up an '80s relic (he and wife Tracey Thorn were Brit alterna-pop duo Everything but the Girl) or a '90s footnote... More >>
"Eclectic" doesn't come close to describing Tom Middleton's collection of styles. He first garnered accolades by co-producing a track on... More >>
Local label Wurst throws itself a party to celebrate the latest record from the Neurotic Drum Band. With the long-awaited Neurotic Erotic... More >>
Before "minimal" meant German plink-plonk, it meant Mills: Stripped-down, cold, hard, and relentless. He first gained notoriety with his sets as... More >>
A tour of the U.S. and Colombia(!) seems to have drawn the Que Bajo? gang solidly back to its Afro-Latin roots. This month, they're celebrating... More >>
Shouldn't every anniversary be in a dim sum place in a mini mall? That's where the Floridians behind the Flashing Lights party are celebrating.... More >>
Bunker regulars Derek Plaslaiko and Eric Cloutier move their musical magic to this Scandinavian boite. Plaslaiko has long been regarded as one of... More >>
Weatherall is one of the granddaddies of Brit electronica, but he's never had a problem keeping things fresh. He first made a name for himself... More >>
The summer's best moves indoors for an afternoon fall monthly. Jersey boy Morgan Geist came of age on Detroit techno, then investigated Italo... More >>
Mister Saturday Night returns with a peripatetic fall party. This month: Dixon joins the boys in a Bushwick loft that used to be a Dominican... More >>
Just when we were giving up on dubstep finding a significant place in the city's club scene, we've been graced with at least one big name a week.... More >>
Frank spent a few years in Conakry, Guinea, immersing himself in the sounds (and record shops) of West Africa, and recording it all on his Voodoo... More >>
JD Twitch cofounded Optimo (espacio), the widely heralded Glaswegian Sunday late-night party that spans everything from soul classics to punk rock... More >>
Two of South London's dubstep godfathers help the local bass-burners celebrate an anniversary. Benga solidified the Croydon underground in its... More >>
On Fader magazine's Ghetto Palms blog, Eddie "Stats" Houghton documents global bass, covering kuduro, cumbia, dub, dancehall, baile funk,... More >>
Pinch founded Bristol's Subloaded showcase and the groundbreaking Tectonic label. His 2007 full-length, the minimal-influenced Underwater... More >>
Afrokinetic has done us all a real favor with this one: A multi-genre master, free, at a Brooklyn bar. As part of 4Hero, London's Dego has shaped... More >>
The sprawling space formerly known as Supreme Trading goes techno. Magda may be best known for that Ubercoolische in-joke about her making the tea... More >>
Four stages on an East River island host an almost disorienting roster of some 50 dance acts for an outdoor Labor Day party destined to be so wild... More >>
Pezzner has long made dance music as part of Jacob London, but the Seattle artist has really hit his stride since going solo. His unique... More >>
Sheffield's Warp Recordsthe home of Intelligent Dance Music greats Aphex Twin, Autechre, and Boards of Canadacontinues its 20th... More >>
Birmingham's Surgeon crafts techno that takes as much from Coil and Faust as from Jeff Mills and Kraftwerk. His sets are dark and hard but more... More >>
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