The latest edition of SonarSound took place this weekend at the Ageha venue in Tokyo, which offered a wide exposure of all what’s currently good in the electronic underground. We were there and that’s what we saw.
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Once a member of the influential Anti-Social crew and now full-time Deep Medi artist, V.I.V.E.K. lives in a permanent state of grace which has established him as one of the true keepers of the essence of dubstep. Here he talks about it and delivers a passionate ‘influences mix’.
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After his death in 2006, the Jay Dilla cult started to grow and his career started to be revised by their hiding fans. Seven years after, his name is among the true geniuses of hip hop, but… should we keep on revising history?
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If you're fond not only of music, but also of winter sports, pay attention. This year PlayGround will be at Snowbombing, the festival held in the Alpi...
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Snowbombing Festival is rare in its species. Held in the little village of Mayrhofen, its particularity raises from the fact that it adds an skiing of...
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The soap opera continues. At the beginning of the month, Courtney Love categorically denied that there were plans to turn Kurt Cobain’s life story int...
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We can finally give a context to the intriguing message from The Spaceape a few weeks ago. The tribal track he released at the time, “On The Run”, tur...
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The Manchester International Festival has just announced one of the star events for the 2013 edition, which will be held between 4th and 21st July in ...
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On 20th November, Daniel Lopatin and Tim Hecker will release “Instrumental Tourist” on Software, with which they start the SSTUDIOS (Software Studios ...
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Almost three seasons ago now, The Flaming Lips called on the services of friends such as Stardeath And White Dwarfs, Henry Rollins and Peaches to cove...
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In the wake of Benjamin Gibbard’s recent solo debut, there are new temptations for the trademark Death Cab For Cutie. The band has allowed the reissui...
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Contrary to the hyperactivity of Pete Swanson, who has become the new enfant terrible of prickly, strident techno experimentation over the last two ye...
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Any Kraftwerk fan worth his salt will know what a splash their presence made last April at New York’s MoMA. New York’s Museum of Modern Art dedicated ...
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Sónar continues to spread its international tentacles to enclaves that had remained outside of its sphere of influence until now. Since 2002, the Barc...
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