“There’s a symmetry to ‘Workshop 33’, with Dash and Lowtec each serving up tracks with varied vibes – one more upbeat and bouncing, the other more
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Since launching in 2020, London-based record label Alien Communications have carved out a wormhole within the ever-expanding multiverse of electro – part ancestral tribute, part forward-facing
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Following a series of acclaimed club nights at Gewölbe in Cologne – featuring artists such as Psyk, Wata Igarashi and Altinbas – German producer Philipp Stoffel launches
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Inverted Audio Record Store returns to Houghton Festival this summer (7 – 10 August) bringing stacks of quality new and used records to Trevinos. Marking our
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We celebrate the release of Wampís of Guayabal & Aboutface ‘Los Bosquesinos‘ with an exclusive Inverted Audio Record Store interview with UK-based artists and musician
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Following the acclaimed debut of Rue des Garderies’ collaborative album in 2024 – ranked No. 1 in our Best Albums of the Year for its hauntingly
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Ron Morelli’s L.I.E.S. Records marks its 15 year anniversary with a 20-track compilation bringing together a generous sampling of the label’s house output from some of
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Following up their debut release from Sa Pa earlier this year, Matthew Kent’s Short Span label returns in June with its first double 12″ release ‘General
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Following the release of Priori’s album ‘This but More‘ last year, Canadian imprint NAFF return with a two track 12″ from Loidis. Handing the reins to
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A new chapter in Bristol’s electronic music scene begins as North View Records launches with the debut album ‘Quiet Thud‘ by label founder Oliver. The 11-track
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Brian Foote and Izaak Schlossman Los Angeles-based imprint False Aralia returns in June with the third and fourth vinyl releases that further solidifies their penchant for
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“There’s a symmetry to ‘Workshop 33’, with Dash and Lowtec each serving up tracks with varied vibes – one more upbeat and bouncing, the other more
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“Despite stagnation and passivity being the key themes of the album, Into the Doldrums is brimming with collaborative, genre-melding energy.” When trying to describe Into the
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“Belly Up is a short-but-sweet 20 minute project that allows the percussion that provides such a gilded edge to Moin’s riveting sound, to reveal its intricacies
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“Peace Portal, plays on our desire for nostalgia with genuine, near schmaltzy sentimentality in some places and tongue in cheek playfulness in others.” We are obsessed
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“This album is a labour of love not only from Eletun Selona, but it is also the result of the collaborative effort from his friends and
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“SUN SHONE is a profoundly individual album that celebrates the personal and intimate whilst remaining expansive in its exploration of genre and experience.” Amsterdam-based composer, pianist,
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“Shards is ephemeral and painfully rich. Listening to it is like brushing against a sharp memory that leaves blisters—the sting of a dozen paper cuts, shallow
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“Whether you’re a longtime dub enthusiast or simply seeking something rich and soulful, Kingston Riddim is an essential release.” Mathimidori, the dub-infused alias of German producer
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While others chase clout with high-resolution press shots and digital hype, NYC sound visionary Madteo remains a spectral presence, lurking outside the frame, shaping his mythos
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Alex Hall’s Manchester-based record label, Natural Sciences, celebrates its 10-year anniversary next month with the release of the fifth instalment of Embryo—a box set that bridges
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Swedish modular alchemist Hans Berg delves into the realm of machine-made improvisation with ‘Cave Dwellers‘, his latest release that distills years of avant-garde instinct and computerised
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In the realm of electronic music’s expansive universe, Sangre Voss and Will Hofbauer‘s collaborative project and label whirm emerges as a delightfully off-kilter celestial entity. Their six-track
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As long-standing experts in underground electronic music culture, we here at Inverted Audio have indulged in an infinite number of releases throughout 2024, and we would
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As Halloween becomes a distant memory with decorative purple and orange lights making way for a merrier hues of multi-coloured twinkles or a warm white glow,
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South African multi-disciplinary artist Ange Madame steps boldly into the fall with her highly anticipated self-titled album ‘Ange Madame’, a striking reinvention of her alter ego
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Jacksonville-based producer Severed+Said explores the darker side of the Sunshine State. With longstanding roots in Florida’s DIY underground music scene, John Touchton started the project as
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Veering down the traditional ambient music route while taking a walk on the hardcore sides of the drone and minimalism genres to create a divergent tapestry
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Following the release of their debut self-titled album in June on Raphaël Fragil’s record label Femacosmé, we caught up with the Parisian production duo composed of
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Born in Hamamatsu, Chikara Aoshima’s music perpetuates the lightness and the mystery of the regions of Japan. Setting out on his journey as a drummer aged
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March was undoubtedly a fire-starter month for underground music. We’ve cut through the clutter with this sifted list of hot releases. Dive into the Selected Works
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February has proven to deliver a multitude of high-quality releases from artists and record labels worldwide. To help sift through the noise, ‘Selected Works‘ singles out
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January has already proven to deliver a bounty of high-quality releases from artists and record labels worldwide. To help sift through the noise, ‘Selected Works‘ is
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Over the past 12 months, a lot has happened in the electronic music industry, for better or worse. The ramifications of the pandemic, the drudgery of
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This Summer I had the pleasure to attend the fourth edition of Nature Loves Courage Festival in Crete, organised and curated by multi-disciplinary artist Abyss X.
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Twenty years charting the fringes of experimental music, German record label Denovali continue their quest with the forthcoming release of ‘Guaniyin‘, the debut full-length from Lyon-based
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Following the release of ‘Asmaa‘ from Leese last May, Lisbon-based record label Discos Extendes line up their next dispatch ‘Paranoico‘ from label boss and producer Diogo.
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Berlin-based italo-disco record label Slow Motion mark their return with the full-length release ‘Cafe Futuro‘, the sophomore album from label boss Franz Scala. Spanning nine tracks,
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South African imprint Kulture Lab mark five years in the game by enlisting Dutch production duo Stellar Wave for their next transmission. ‘NEA‘ takes its name from
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Eighteen years since their debut release, Cologne-based record label Minimood prepare to unveil their next extended player from French producer MMYYLO. Having previously etched his mark via
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Beat Machine Records return with a percussive missive titled ‘Bantu’ that pairs local producer Maxwell Simons with the magnetic cadence of South African vocalist Richi Rich.
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Vienna-based record label Studio Bahöö return with the head-scrambling ‘Rug Rally‘ EP from elusive producer Rigby on the Run. Better known for navigating the shuffle-heavy grids
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After Papa Nugs left dancefloors simmering with ‘Move It Or Lose It‘ earlier this year, Sally C’s Berlin-based imprint Big Saldo’s Chunkers return with a no-nonsense
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Vilnius-based record label Good Skills resurface with the tightly coiled missile ‘I Know Where You Live‘, the debut EP from long-standing Lithuanian production duo THE NGHBR$.
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French born, now London-based audiovisual artist Dot Als returns with his latest single ‘Un rai de feu‘, his most scorched and spiritually unruly work to date
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Inverted Audio Record Store is selling records at The Cause 7th Birthday, as part of the Wax On Tap x All My Friends Record Fair, taking
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Inverted Audio Record Store returns to Brixton Brewery Taproom on Saturday 28 June for our fifth record fair, in collaboration with London vinyl slinger I’ve Got It
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Join us on Saturday 10th May at Inverted Audio Record Store in Peckham as we celebrate the release of Dying In Beauty’s fourth vinyl release on
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Join us in South London on Friday 9 June (7-10 PM) for the first Brixton Brewery Taproom Session of May, headlined by DJ Antepop — the
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Record Store Day is almost here, and while we won’t be stocking exclusive RSD releases, we’re celebrating in our own way—by putting the turntables in your
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Norwegian-born selector Matsssiii joins us at Inverted Audio Record Store in Peckham on Saturday 18 January (6-9 PM) for an all vinyl DJ set ahead of
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Taking place on Friday 13th December, Orbital Rotations host their fifth event in East London with Kyle Toole and DJ Antepop. Following previous editions at The
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Friday 15 November, Inverted Audio founder and record store curator DJ Antepop performs an all vinyl deejay set (8pm – midnight) at Peckham’s latest restaurant and
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Saturday 7 December, London-based record label Blank Mind join us at Inverted Audio Record Store in Peckham (6-9 PM) for an all out DJ assault with label boss Sam Purcell and Ottomani
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Inverted Audio Record Store and Plays At 45 RPM team up to host a record fair at Brixton Brewery Taproom on Saturday 26th October (1-7pm). Marking our fourth record fair at Brixton Brewery Taproom,
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Paris-based sound sculptor Simon Tranber presents his much-anticipated debut EP ‘JNGL XP 93’ under the strobe-lit canopy, freshly out on his imprint Echo Des Cimes. This
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Ghent-based record label Viernulvier prepare their next album release from Belgian/Iraqi production trio Use Knife – Saif Al-Qaissy, Stef Heeren and Kwinten Mordijck. A furious
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Copenhagen-based producer Hasfeldt steps into the limelight with his debut album ‘If You Ever Need Me‘, landing on the freshly minted Danish imprint Real Live.
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Belgian record label Viernulvier set the stage for ‘The Loom of Longing‘, an otherworldly debut album from Ghent-based singer-songwriter and composer Nele De Gussem, bolstered
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Today, Amsterdam-based multi-disciplinary artist Mila V delivers her fourth solo effort ‘Static‘ alongside a cyber-fuelled music video self-directed in collaboration with Jessica van Halteren. ‘Static’
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Danish record label Pink Cotton Candy line up the debut extended-player ‘Ephemeral, Basal’ from Copenhagen via Berlin production duo Ignacio Córdoba & Agata Ciurkot. Following
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Following the release of Downstairs People’s sophomore album on INDEX:Records in June, New Zealand-born now Berlin-based visual artist and director Sam W. Harper delivers an
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Following the release of ‘Overlay‘ last year together with Joachim Spieth, German producer Markus Guentner delivers his next album ‘Kontrapunkt’ on A Strangely Isolated Place,
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Paris-based NAHAL Recordings and ZamZamRec prepare to release ‘Voltæ (Chthulucene)’ LP from FOUDRE! – the French production trio consisting of Frédéric D. Oberland, Romain Barbot
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Today, American record label Carrier issue their next album release courtesy of New Jersey-based auteur instrument designer, master synthesist, and new music composer Jeff Snyder. Encompassing six
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This year, Berlin-based producer ZK Bucket released his highly-anticipated debut album ‘Techstar Liner‘ on German imprint MoonWalk X, now he revisits the album with a
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Marking their 10th release, Bangkok-based Siamese Twins Records prepare to issue ‘Nueng Kamtham‘ EP from Thai performance artist Tul Waitoonkiat, bolstered with remixes from Black Merlin,
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Ghent-based production duo Brik Tu-Tok released their third album ‘Hot Glue‘ in September 2023. Now, they come with a psyched-out music video directed by Nervous
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Succeeding the release of his inaugural ‘Fragments‘ EP in 2020, Belgian film and television composer Julien Hauspie, also known as Parable, prepares to release his
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Milan-based artist Eluard lines up his debut album ‘Dirty Hall‘ on Italian dance provider Slow Motion Records, topped up with a vintage visual memory lane
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Following the release of his album ‘HEMI‘ in 2021, Argentinian producer Nico Bruschi – better known as SidiRum – drops his ‘Iris‘ EP on London-based
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Inverted Audio Record Store is an electronic music specialist in Peckham offering discerning listeners quality hand-picked records.
SHOP NOWFinding solace within their remotely-located studios, producer-duo Keope facilitated their time of solitude to endeavour in what some may see as the bright side of a pandemic-induced
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A film about Under The Desert Stars Desert Rave is a film by London-based video artist Rebecca Salvadori capturing the one-off electronic music festival Under The
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For the second edition of Dekmantel x Grolsch ‘Sole Selector‘ series of 2016 we headed to Switzerland to hang out with Bern-based DJ and selector Sassy J with the aim of finding
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We are proud to present this Sole Selectors film made in partnership with Dekmantel and Grolsch. In the film both crews discuss their unstoppable passion for music and how
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Little is known about the SUMS duo except it is the result of the successful collaboration between French producer Kangding Ray and Mogwai’s multi-instrumentalist Barry Burns, with the pair first coming to light
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A short film made for Inverted Audio’s rave in Peckham on 13 November with White Material’s co-founder ‘Young Male’ playing live at Bussey Building. If
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“I don’t see DJing or house music as a stepping stone. I feel like it’s something that will always be there.” In the run-up to
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“Music is a feeling it’s not just a sound.” In the run-up to the Selectors stage at Dekmantel Festival 2015, we present the first of our
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In our fifth film made for Superstition and Erased Tapes we spoke to experimental electronic duo Kiasmos ahead of their album release show at Village Underground on 29th November 2014.
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In our fourth film for Superstition we take a look back at the final Trouw takeover at Village Underground on 30th November 2014. Olaf Boswijk, Trouw’s former boss and proprietor, shares his thoughts
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Our third Superstition film offers a look back at Life And Death’s candlelit takeover at Village Underground on 22nd November 2014. Shot by Jaroslav Moravec this short film highlights performances from
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Following our Superstition video series debut with Alex Smoke, Marcel Fengler and Clockwork & Avatism, we are proud to release our second film offering a peak into the Rush
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Following our announcement in July about our partnership with Village Underground’s new club series ‘Superstition‘, we present the first of a new series of films following
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Inverted Audio were commissioned by Derelicht to film and document the launch of Derelicht‘s Audio Visual crossover agency at St Peters Church, Suffolk on 24th May
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Following the release of Dauwd‘s ‘Kindlinn EP‘ on Kompakt back in April 2014, we met up with the London based producer in his studio in Nunhead, South East
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In the interview below Francis Harris discusses “Minutes Of Sleep” in depth. He talks about how the album became a requiem to loosing both of his parents
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Swedish consumer electronics company Teenage Engineering mark 10 years of Sheffield-based imprint Central Processing Unit with the release of a limited-edition silicon pro-case, plus 10 exclusive
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Yesterday saw the sad announcement of the passing of synthesiser luminary Dave Smith aged 72 (1950–2022), creator of arguably one of the most important synthesisers of
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The subject of royalties for electronic music artists has been an increasingly hot topic of recent. The main thread has been spurred on by the Spotify’s
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Bastl Instruments and close collaborators Casper Electronics have released the ‘SoftPop2 SP2‘ modular desktop synth. A remake of their 2017 cult machine, the ‘SoftPop2‘ is an
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Moscow-based experimental imprint Gost Zvuk have collaborated with Khramov to produce just five, fully analog rotary mixers, boasting a unique artistic patination and housed within a
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Roland have added two new polyphonic synthesisers to their Boutique range – the JX-08 and JD-08 – which emulate the JX-8P and JD-800 respectively. First released
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Following the release of their limited edition black finished grand class turntable last summer, Technics have unveiled a brand new all back version turntable named the
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Taking place between 26 – 27 June, Loop Create is a free, interactive event for music makers organised by Ableton. Loop Create brings producers of all
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First released in 1988, Akai’s MPC-60 and was the result of a unique collaboration with American engineer Roger Linn. 33-years later, Akai introduce the MPC One
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Ninja Tune team up with Danish headphone manufacturers AIAIAI to rebirth their unbought and deadstock records into the world’s first recycled headset. Known for their sleek,
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Today, Japanese brand Technics unveil the SL-100C direct drive turntable, marking the cheapest model in the legendary SL series. Available to purchase from July, the SL-100C
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Arturia’s original Drumbrute was a keenly placed product. The affordable end of the drum machine range has generally been one of compromise. Korg’s Volca Beats is
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An enduring relic of Britain’s industrial past, London’s extensive canal network is an iconic symbol of faded glory and prosperity. This overlooked setting has fostered a
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Strip a 3-day party down to its bare essentials and what are you left with? Speakers, DJs, dancers, some snazzy lighting, access to food and water
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On Sunday 18 September, Cosmic Roots landed in London to host a day-time dance at Giant Steps temporary home in Hackney Wick with Donna Leake, Frankie
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The eternally-recurring phrase “good things come to those who wait” seems to omit a crucial piece of information: more often than not, the longer the wait,
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What began in 2021 as an out-of-lockdown rave for a group of friends, the second chapter of Above Below established itself as a much needed festival
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COVID-19 has seen its number of high street losses but one of them really hits us hard. Tokyo vinyl emporium Technique, once referred to as the
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Nostalgia is a beautiful trip, especially when Out Of Joint Records opened up in my home city of Leicester – rekindling fond teenage memories of record
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Two years in the making and the third edition of Cosmic Roots finally took place in North Norfolk between 9-11 September, presenting acute programming, otherworldly production
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