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12:20MagazineOn June 24th, a blaze tore through the NESTLER complex, which has housed the venue for almost 13 years. No one was injured.- 09:00Magazine
Boiler Room announces Bali takeover with Floating Points, Matias Aguayo, Jonathan Kusuma
It's happening at Desa Potato Head on July 22nd and 23rd.
- Tue, 18:00Magazine
Tresor to reissue its entire Drexciya catalogue with new cover art
The series kicks off with the electro-techno outfit's 1999 album, Neptune's Lair, due in September.
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RA Picks
- Fri, 1 Jul
O'Flynn: Every Friday in July
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Expect percussive and uplifting cuts as O'Flynn takes the helm at Phonox every Friday night in July. He'll be joined by guests LUXE, Frazer Ray (FKA Soundbwoy Killah) and Jasper Tygner. - Fri, 1 Jul
FABRICLIVE: Mr Scruff & MC Kwasi, Equiknoxx ft Gavsborg, Time Cow & Shanique Marie, Lil C
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A night of forward-thinking dancehall mutations from Equiknoxx, with the help of Jon K, Lil C, Mr Scruff & MC Kwasi and more. - Fri, 1 Jul
Small Talk with DJ Voices, Tomu DJ, Sofie K & Karima F
The brilliant DJ Voices is coming to Europe for a string of shows, including Corsica Studios' in house Friday party Small Talk. Expect deep sub bass and many nods to classic rave tropes as she's joined by Karima F, Tomu DJ and Sofie K. - Fri, 1 Jul
One Night Down South
Machine Woman's new night looks like a lot of fun. Expect a bit of everything, from sassy house and dub techno to bubbly UK garage and trippy experimental beats. - Sat, 2 Jul
Exit Records Showcase: Every Saturday in July
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dBridge's leading drum & bass label Exit Records will host a showcase at Phonox every Saturday in July. Highlights on the bill include Darwin, Skee Mask and Loefah. - Sat, 2 Jul
fabric: HE.SHE.THEY – Pride w/ Massimiliano Pagliara, Giulia Tess, TAAHLIAH, Cassy & More
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Celebrate Pride weekend with a HE.SHE.THEY takeover. Rave to the nasty, funky sounds of Massimiliano Pagliara, TAAHLIAH and more. - Sat, 2 Jul
Boudica: Yazzus, Donna, Jeanocide, Lewis G Burton, Nanzhen Yang & Samantha Togni
Run by women and non-binary folks, Boudica is a celebration of queer culture and dark electronic music. The latest edition—featuring Yazzus, Lewis G. Burton and founder Samantha Togni—should be a belter.
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Features
- 28 Jun 2022Cloud DJing will soon be the industry standard. But is this new technological development leading artists towards a paradise of convenience—or a data-hungry dystopia?
- 27 Jun 2022Imagine a party where lineups are crowdsourced. Amid concerns of corporations diluting the ethos of underground movements, Decentralized Autonomous Organisations aim to give artists and nightlife audiences control over their culture. But just how feasible is that?
- 23 Jun 2022Top 10 FestivalsThe pioneers of UK dance music take over a 19th-century castle, plus abundant possibilities to rave by the beach. Our guide to the best summer festivals right here.Resident Advisor
- 22 Jun 2022Custom light shows, bright, bouncy beats and a crowd that came committed to livening up the dance floor—this year's fully IRL edition marked an exuberant return for the iconic Barcelona festival.
- 21 Jun 2022Innovative technologies alone won't stop the climate crisis, but they're a core component in averting disaster. In the electronic music space, a growing number of companies are working towards a green transformation.
- 20 Jun 2022We examine what lies behind this recent spike in popularity, and how artists—such as Folamour, Floating Points and Max Cooper—are responding to these new demands.Tanya Dudnikova
Music
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RA Podcast
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Album Review
The Magus Project - Then / Now
The prolific cellist's little known dance music alias receives a timely retrospective, providing an era-hopping itinerary of rave past and present.
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Singles
Franco Franco & O$VMV$M - Apatia
Striking Italian-English hip-hop about the nature of apathy, with excellent production from O$VMV$M.Simic - Changing Conditions
Overcast tech house from the next generation of New York minimal heads.- Columbia Records
Beyoncé - Break My Soul
As house music bleeds into mainstream pop, expert cultural documentarian Beyoncé hops on the bandwagon with a comeback single sampling "Show Me Love."
News
̸Tue, 28 Jun 2022
- 16:09Magazine
Hudson Mohawke's new album, Cry Sugar, was inspired by 'apocalyptic' film scores
It's described as the artist's "own demented OST to score the twilight of our cultural meltdown."
- 12:00Festival
Sheffield festival No Bounds completes lineup, reveals new venues for 2022
The new artist additions include Craig Richards back-to-back Calibre, I. JORDAN and Yazzus.
- 07:00Magazine
Mix Of The Day: Dade County 1991—The Murk Sound by Diego Andrés
A primer on the legendary Miami duo's timeless house sounds.
̸Mon, 27 Jun 2022
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Suzi Analogue joins music faculty at UNC-Chapel Hill
Starting July 1st, the artist will teach hip-hop production and music as a community-building tool.
- 19:35Magazine
The Met books Lauren Flax, Musclecars, Analog Soul for new event series
Sun Sets will run on Friday and Saturday evenings from July 1st through September 3rd at the New York museum.
- 18:05Magazine
Berghain outlines new harm-reduction and awareness protocols amid rise in spiking claims
A new section of the site details steps to ensure personal safety and ways to help others in need, as well as resources for mental and physical health support.
- 13:00Magazine
Steve Bicknell shares details of anonymous edits YouTube channel backtotheparty
The UK techno pioneer has plans to turn the YouTube channel into a party series later this year.
- 09:55Magazine
New book explores how UK cities shaped rave culture
Through 100-plus interviews, Jim Ottewill's book Out Of Space maps out trends and themes in UK club culture.
̸Sat, 25 Jun 2022
- 09:46Magazine
Gunman kills two people in mass shooting outside Oslo nightclub
Norwegian police regard the attacks as an "act of terrorism," and have cancelled the weekend's Pride celebrations as a result.
- 08:00Magazine
Erased Tapes releases Hatis Noit's experimental ambient album, Aura
Inspired by sacred chants, opera and Japanese classical music, Aura is out now.
̸Fri, 24 Jun 2022
- 17:50Magazine
Ukraine moves to ban some music by Russian artists
The decision will apply to media created or performed by Russian citizens after 1991.
- 14:33Magazine
Miami's ATV Records announces closure
The beloved dance music venue, which acts as a club and record store, will remain open until July 31st.
- 09:00Magazine
Cofounder of Japan's Balance festival defends all-male lineup for 2022 edition
The gathering, which took place from May 20th through 22nd, initially booked 11 male acts—a decision that sparked backlash from local promoters and artists.
̸Thu, 23 Jun 2022
- 18:30Magazine
Stereolab returns with another compilation of unreleased and vintage recordings
Due in September, Pulse Of The Early Brain features rare music dating back to the '90s.
- 16:13Magazine
Brooklyn Record Exchange opens second New York store
The new shop launches this Friday, June 24th, with DJ sets by the likes of Lauren Murada and Timo Lee.