Playground magazine

“Personality” is the album where you can find the real Scuba: trying to take the piss out of things and having fun, being honest about his musical heritage, exploring electro, techno, and 80s pop musi...

As an appetiser for the C.A.L.O.R. Party next Friday at Siroco in Madrid, we're offering the full and exclusive stream of “Qvasi Naves”. It’s the second EP by BFlecha, due out in the next few days on ...

Turbo Recordings has been around for almost 15 years, so it's been around the block more than a few times: many highlights in the past and a vigorous present with new signings who all go in the direct...

We analyse Lana Del Rey from a fashion perspective, a world that likes to feed from exotic musical figures once in a while, to earn authenticity points. Is Lana Del Rey its new star product?

School Of Seven Bells have lost Claudia Deheza on the way, but her sister Alejandra has taken over vocal duties on a new album on which the now duo goes all out with the synth-pop they already half se...

Scuba culminates his transition from dubstep –of which there is no longer a trace– towards a more luminous sound based on the textures of house, broken rhythms inspired by an expansive vision of elect...

In their debut album, White Car reveal the less pleasant side of the 80s. The album reviews the many sub-genres of dance music at that time: EBM, industrial, aggro, etc.

Neil Barnes, the sole owner of the rights to Leftfield (the mythical band from the early nineties electronic explosion), comes back from the dead to recover the group's old classics. It could have bee...

BBC Radio 1 premieres “Headphones”

Listen to “Au Seve”, the first title on Broadwalk Records

Watch “Neptune” and listen to “Softkiss”

The duo presents “Hurricane”, a video full of visual stimuli

Download the oneiric “Fairwell 22”

Geo-magnetic storms on “Toldyall”

Johan Agebjörn and Le Prix remix “Days Don’t Fade”

The new man at Mad Decent presents us with “Harlem Shake” and “Yaow!”