Building from an XXL launchpad after lockdown, Teletech has grown a devoted fanbase with sold-out events all over the world. Niamh Ingram reports on its journey from student house parties in ...

Jemima Skala talks to breakout star Logic1000 about music's therapeutic qualities, her artistic process, and the humble ambition that means hype won't go to her head Though only on her second release ...

It hasn’t always been this way. Club nights with a blanket “no racism, no homophobia, no sexism, no transphobia, and no violence” policy wasn’t always a standard. Major music festivals explicitly ...

1980s KU; DJ Alfredo's Balearic Beat at Amnesia; the downtempo chill-out of Café del Mar and Café Mambo; the 90s superclub explosion; DC10 and the rise of the minimal era; the deep house explosion; ...

New book Synthesizer Evolution: From Analogue to Digital (and Back) celebrates the impact of synths on music and culture by providing a comprehensive and meticulously researched directory of every ...

A recent study in the IMS Business Report found electronic music to be the third most popular music genre, with an estimated 1.5 billion listeners. A third of the 19,000 people asked said they ...

Lost Village is returning to its Norton Disney forest site in Lincolnshire across the late-summer bank holiday this year, August 21 to 24. The line-up features many heavy-hitters from the electronic ...

Ticketing giant DICE has sold Boiler Room to European events company Superstruct Entertainment for an "undisclosed sum". DICE had acquired the electronic-focused streaming platform in 2021, and will ...

The report predicts that Brighton, Leeds and Bristol will also be hit hard, each forecasted to lose over 60% of their pubs and clubs in the next five years 57% of London's pubs and clubs will shut ...

A new report by Music Radar has found that more music is currently released every single day than was released in the entire calendar year of 1989. In an extensive report on music streaming services, ...

“Amapiano is winning all over the gaff,” Marcus Nasty tells me. “But where it came from – the people who really made it – they don’t get enough of a shout out from us.” “For the sake of fairness, you ...