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Josh Wink started out making Hi-NRG in the '80s and achieved his real fame with 1995’s acidic “Higher State of Consciousness”... More >>
As a co-founder of Berlin label Areal, Sebastien Reidl helped introduce techno lovers to the likes of Ada; most recently, he and partners Metope... More >>
Since the mid-’90s, Dutchman Danny Wolfersa/k/a Legowelt and a host of other aliaseshas been astutely mining the best of... More >>
On his earliest records, Photek meticulously pieced together an unusually deep drum & bass, and his subsequent forays into house and dubstep have... More >>
Tonight, Chicago schools Brooklyn in hazily refined funk: With their new album, Whispers in the Dark, Supreme Cuts applies some post-garage... More >>
2011 was the year that the US proved it could rival British bass: Sepalcure (Praveen Sharma and Travis Stewart) delivered their eponymous debut to... More >>
"Energy Flash," the churning, Belgian-influenced masterpiece from Queens’ own Joey Beltram, boasts a riff that made it an instantly... More >>
Turrbotax imports a big bill for their third anniversary, and Oneman’s a perfect match, bringing in classics and new cuts from any... More >>
The delightfully named Com Truiseknown around Princeton as Seth Haleyreleased one of Ghostly International’s 2011 highlights,... More >>
He honed his skills as a sound engineer on drum and bass records, but it’s a more sensual, even more feminine music that MJ Cole is known... More >>
A master of interstellar house, inner-spatial dub, and intra-spiritual techno, Francois K takes steps out of his usual Cielo workspace for a... More >>
For the last decade, The Rub has been New York’s most reliable good time, a low-key, welcoming party centered on the cheery classics and... More >>
Trouble & Bass founder Drop the Limea/k/a New York’s own Luca Veneziahas smoothed his sound out since his early breakcore days,... More >>
Alone or with co-producer Spen, Karizma has done work for artists including Roy Ayers, Mary J. Blige, Lenny Kravitz, and Everything But the Girl.... More >>
Terrence Parker sticks out in his techno-pioneering hometown: He makes and plays uplifting, gospel-indebted house, elevating the timeless over the... More >>
DC production duo Benoit & Sergio may have taken some lessons from our capitol’s politicians: These boys are smooth. Theirs is a... More >>
Toronto’s No. 19 Records takes over the beach. Their flagship act Art Department had a stellar 2011 thanks to The Drawing Board, an... More >>
Turrbotax usually brings in bleeding-edge talent, but it’s equally good to see them host a New York house legend: Kenny “Dope”... More >>
The Sandwell District techno collective announced last December that it was suspending regular vinyl releases, but it promised to continue in... More >>
Better known as half of Metro Areathe turn-of-the-century duo in which he concocted Italo- and Detroit-influenced disco house with Morgan... More >>
Kate Simko is a little different from the Spectral Sound crew she came up with: Her minimal house has a more humanly visceral Chicago edge, but,... More >>
Hallucination Limited boss Three knows his history, mixing in a touch of old jungle, acid, or Q-burns Abstract Message at just the right moment,... More >>
The Northside Festival means an especially long and tempting roster at the Bunker, but Kassem Mosse is the undeniable star. The mysterious Leipzig... More >>
If you care about house, you know who the goateed guy in the hat is: On his own and as part of Masters at Work, “Little” Louie Vega... More >>
When rave first blew up in Rotterdam, the sounds inspired hip-hop fan Jochem Paap to create some of the 1990s’ most respected techno: Speedy... More >>
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