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Skepta’s Big Smoke Festival returned to Crystal Palace Bowl last month for a two-day takeover, as part of this year’s South Facing Festival series.
As the iconic synth gets a fresh lick of paint from designer Swifty, songwriter-producer Laura Misch describes her enduring love for Novation’s Bass Station II.
Welcome back to Selections, a series of artist-curated playlists from those in the know.
To celebrate the release of the new compilation ‘Telepathic Fish: Trawling the Early 90s Ambient Underground’, Mario Aguera traces how Telepathic Fish became a psychedelic counterpoint to the full-on bludgeon of rave.
In her new book, ‘Shouting Out Loud: Lives of The Raincoats’, author Audrey Golden traces how the band inspired generations of music and movements, from Sonic Youth to riot grrrl to queercore.
Over 90 artists and DJs performed across four days at this year’s edition of Brunch Electronik, which took place across Barcelona’s Poble Espanyol and Parc del Fòrum.
This month, We Out Here returned to Dorset with a four-day programme spanning music, talks, art, wellness and more.
Hundreds gathered on Wednesday morning to demand that the terror charges against Mo Chara be dropped.
Scottish smallpiper Brìghde Chaimbeul reflects on the influence that Canadian-Scottish musician Martyn Bennett had on her mesmerising sound.
For its 18th edition, Neopop Festival returned to Portugal’s Viana do Castelo with the theme ‘Interplanetary Dance Music’.
Returning for its third edition, Nowadaze championed its local community for a weekend of creative freedom and expression.
Listen to an intimate and personal playlist from Sex Week.
Ahead of new shows, we catch up with the first family of techno to talk Reese bass inheritance, the evolution of the Detroit underground and growing up among the greats.
Sicily’s Ortigia Music Festival turned the island into a dreamlike soundscape in early August, with a line-up including Modeselektor, Max Cooper, and Bambounou.
