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Posts by Aurora Mitchell (@auroramitch)

  • Opinion
  • 14.12.17

Tender Textures and Self-Care: Why so many of us got lost in ambient music this year

In uncertain times, soothing sounds have provided a sanctuary for many. Aurora Mitchell maps out the context of ambient music’s resurgence in 2017
  • Long Reads
  • 13.12.16

Stay Locked: 2016 in Online Radio

Aurora Mitchell looks at the institutions which have grown and developed in the world of independent broadcasting across 2016
  • Long Reads
  • 11.05.16

Apeiron Crew:
Four to the Floor

Aurora Mitchell discovers the origins of one of Copenhagen’s foremost DJ collectives and asks the tight-knit crew about their love of hard and dark techno
  • Long Reads
  • 28.04.16

Motor City Drum Ensemble: Looking for Light in the Nighttime

Amidst the throes of Bloc. festival, the German selector opens up to Aurora Mitchell about the more serious realities of dance music and how he chooses to exist within them
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