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An event has named Caustic Window as a performer for its Thursday evening Braindance party, which was an early alias of Richard D. James.
The 2600-2700 block of West Belmont Avenue, which is the home of the late musician’s legendary studio Electrical Audio, will be called “Steve Albini Way”.
The news confirms social media rumours that had been circulating in recent weeks, with the Tri Angle Records affiliate passing away in late 2023.
The 25,000 sq ft warehouse is run by the team behind ION Festival and Junction 2.
It’s to be released via the filmmaker’s EDGLRD production collective, and will premiere at the 2024 Venice Film Festival.
‘A Ballet Through Mud’, made in collaboration with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, will be available from 30 August.
Taking place between August and December, the schedule also includes audiovisual art experiences and music conventions.
The event will take place at Moko Tottenham on Saturday 20 July, with DJ appearances from T Dunn, Isaac Carter, ELLADHC and more.
The community-focused artist cooperative needs to raise £200,000 to remain in their former Truman’s pub home.
‘Body Talk’ comes as a four-tracker from Newcastle-based producer Nectax.
In ‘The England No One Cares About’, the musician-turned-academic reflects on his younger years bouncing around several suburban towns, identity on the peripheries, and using lyrics to ultimately understand himself.
This is Cue Points, a series where DJs get granular with current tracks in their sets, giving us the low-down on what makes them work.
The festival has also announced a special one-off event, Polifonic Satellite.
The album, titled ‘Acts of Faith’, features just one 32-minute long track.
The group have cited “rising costs” in not renewing their lease and are considering the co-operative’s future.
Nsasi’s uncompromising club music is borne out of a necessity beyond simply making people dance – it is a beacon for shared worldviews, and a symbol of resilience.
In light of Pride month, two leading lights of the Motor City’s LGBTQ+ underground speak about the omnipresence of electronic music in the city’s culture.
Ahead of the pioneering free party crew’s 35th anniversary celebration, two of its founders reflect on the group’s origins, Castlemorton, and their enduring anarchic spirit.
Self-titled SOPHIE, it will be released via her label Transgressive, which follows a cryptic tease released on the artist’s YouTube channel on Friday.
Out on 4 October, the reissue will be available on five different formats and features two previously unreleased tracks.
dh2 will be headed up by George Daniel, with a launch party scheduled for 11 July at London’s Phonox.
Celebrating South Asian music and arts, Daytimers have curated a series of DJ sets, live performances, workshops and panel talks.
Reflecting on their ‘London Tide’ collaboration, Musical Director Ian Ross discusses PJ Harvey’s uncompromising musical vision.
‘Reference To Difference’ and ‘Acid Mt. Fuji’ will be re-released on vinyl on 6 September via Musicmine to celebrate 30 years since their original release.
Taking place 23-29 September in Prague, the festival features its typical heavy focus on audiovisual production.
Welcome back to Selections, a series of artist-curated playlists from those in the know.
Ahead of their performances at the Monheim Triennale festival, we invited the two avant garde musicians to find common ground within their disparate practices.
Having just thrown its final party in the Call Lane basement, the UK has lost one of its best and most historic nighttime venues.
Taking place in Utrecht from November 7 until November 10, the first wave of the…
