Francis Redman’s London-based imprint Trouble In Utopia marks its return with the release of the debut solo album from Hull-based artist Liam van Ryn under
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With just two weeks to go, Above Below have put on sale a limited amount of Day Passes enabling those that cannot make it for the
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Ahead of their 2022 European Tour, commencing next month Primavera Sound in Barcelona, Autechre have unleashed seven archive live set recordings from 2016 and 2018. Spanning
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Following in the wake of his three-part ‘Crushed‘, ‘Processed‘, ‘Revived‘ 12-inch series, Berlin based producer Dream_E lines up his first outing proper on Craigie Knowes with
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Today, London based producer Otik launches Solar Body – a new record label set “to unite ethereal & meditative atmospheres with all sides of the hardcore
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Levon Vincent will release his fourth studio album in June via Novel Sound, side-stepping the dance floor to explore downtempo rhythms. Produced before COVID-19 took control
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Following a flurry of releases in 2021 from Piska Power, SSTROM and Peder Mannerfelt, label co-founder Pariah steps up to release his first solo EP through
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Secretsundaze co-founders James Priestley and Giles Smith step up to BBC Radio 1’s iconic Essential Mix series on May 21 and will host a showcase at
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German experimental sound alchemist Jan Jelinek has announced the long-awaited reissue of his Farben project in June with the release of a double LP of ‘Textstar+‘
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Following previous solo releases as Maxim Wolzyn through SVS Records and Marionette, Munich-based DJ and composer Max Lange lands on Ilian Tape in May to release
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Five years since the release of their penultimate ‘Odes‘ EP, Brooklyn-based production duo Francis Harris and Anthony Collins reunite as Frank & Tony in June for
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Taking place in Buckinghamshire between 2-5 June 2022, Above Below Festival is set to the backdrop of a secluded valley within the Chiltern Hills. Spanning two
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*TICKETS ON THE DOOR* On Saturday 14 May, Inverted Audio land in Prague to host our inaugural club night at FUCHS2 with a lineup focussed on bringing
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Taking place on Thursday 14 April, Libertine Records take control of ÆDEN to present an evening of highly refined electro from Arpanet, Max Durante, Alienata, Yoshi
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TICKETS AVAILABLE ON THE DOOR Taking place on April 1, Berlin’s emerging new collective METARAVE will offer a night of diverse electronics at Prenzlauer Berg-based club
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Taking place at various venues across the UK during March, Berlin-based imprint 3XL (fka Experiences LTD) embark on a Lucky Lotto tour to transmit their abstract
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TICKETS AVAILABLE ON THE DOOR / BOX OFFICE Inverted Audio return to ÆDEN on Friday 25 March to host a night of dubby, thoughtful techno and
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We regret to inform that diy at Cafe OTO has been rescheduled as Lil Asaf – Bashar – could not take his flight from Jordan to
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Taking place on 17 and 18 December, Opium Club mark their 12 Year Anniversary with a 2-day weekender boasting local and international talents including Kim Ann
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Taking place on Friday 3 December, Technologia Organica celebrate the launch of their label with a night of deep hypnotic techno at a Secret Location in
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Following the ‘Wonderland’ EP release party in September with Flørist, Nathan Melja and Margaux, Berlin-based collective ELSI return to ÆDEN on Thursday 11th November for another
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After a decade of admiration, we are ecstatic to invite Swedish production duo SHXCXCHCXSH to contribute the 363rd edition of the IA MIX Series – delivering
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Stepping up to the IA MIX Series for the 362nd instalment is German producer Lennart Wiehe. Originally from Hanover, the now Berlin-based producer recently released his
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There are few people in the electronic spectrum that the term “multidisciplinary” can be applied; but with four self-released albums and a musical career spanning two
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For a long time, a sizeable portion of dance music culture abhorred pop music and all its permutations. Artists who went towards a “commercial” sound were
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Last summer, I visited a festival in Berlin to support someone I know who performed. I had no expectations of the festival itself, any other artists
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Establishing a record label in the last couple of years is no enviable feat. Yet Farren Laen launched Laen Disc in 2020 with a slow burn
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nd_baumecker has been in the game for a long time. He’s been DJ’ing since the early 90s, navigating his way through the Frankfurt scene as club
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Taking on the task of producing music in homage to peak-era euphoric UK Jungle is rarely a task that bears unique fruit, but, from his very
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After listening attentively to various mixes from OKO DJ, the immediately apparent oddball creativity and attention to eclectic selection seized our ears, and the excitement for
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While Cromby is a name tingling on the lips of many in the dance music world lately, the nomination tip from DJ Mag as Best British
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Just like you, we are in complete shock of Russia’s abhorrent invasion of Ukraine and Putin’s reckless aggression that has threatened the very existence of our
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The last 12 months have seen us indulged with outstanding long players from artists new and old, and as the holiday season tradition goes, we’ve drawn
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It is of course a cliché to say that an artist’s work feels personal, however, it feels appropriate when describing the music of Seven Davis Jr.
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The last few years have been something of a proving ground for many, with a significant number of existing musical artists reinventing themselves, their sound, or
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The tide of electronic music emerging from Australia seems to be washing increasingly fantastic artists against our shores, bringing with them tastes of the scene down
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A vacuum is a state swiftly filled in, in most instances, by an automatic reaction from nature: a concept that, with a little artistic license, can
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Appleblim‘s involvement in the UK dance scene can hardly be understated — alongside Shackleton, Skull Disco brought out the darker edges of dubstep, blending the deeper
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Earlier this month, Subtext Recordings, the label operated by James Ginzburg (of renowned experimental duo Emptyset), released an LP of music from Rắn Cạp Đuôi: a
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The conjoined worlds of industrial experimental and techno music have, throughout the years, brought forth some of nightlife’s most enjoyable, most spoken-of artists, inspiring hundreds —
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There are many stories of artists escaping the city to create something different, finding solace and inspiration in recording while surrounded by nature. Copenhagen’s Kasper Bjørke
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Earlier this month Brain Rays, formerly based in the rural county of Devon, dropped a self-released album, ‘Zesty Enterprises‘. The album marks a significant change of tack
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French musician and score composer Para One (real name Jean-Baptiste de Laubier) has trod a somewhat unusual path throughout his musical career. After crashing the scene
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As part of our continued partnership with Intonal Festival in Malmø, Sweden, we caught up with Dungeon Acid (real name Jean-Louis Huhta), a hardware acid techno
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Berlin label ARTS ready the second album from Belgian artist and musician [KRTM]. ‘It Will Make The World A Better Place‘ follows a pair of EP’s
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Earlier this year, Entangled Visions released Holy Similaun’s first full-length project under the name xpedient. The dubbed-out haze and crackling ambiance of ‘787B’ made for easy
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Berlin-based label and live acts promoter LAN mark their return in June with the debut vinyl release from rising French producer KARLITA. Following in the wake
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Formerly known as Fussy, Amsterdam-based label Sann Odea have undergone a metamorphosis ahead of their next release. The label’s fifth outing follows the debut EP from
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Over the past decade, Casino Times have worked relentlessly on deep frequencies, releasing their debut LP through Wolf Music in 2016, two EP’s via Omena Records
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British electronic music luminary Luke Vibert is one of the most prolific and revered artists of his generation. Under a multitude of aliases such as Wagon
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After releasing the stunning and powerful ‘Augury By Birds‘ EP from Miedo Total and a Ukrainian benefit compilation, ‘4UA‘, packed with Czech scene talent, Prague’s Unizone
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Verdant Recordings emerge for their 10th release with a four-track 2×12″ somewhat amusingly titled ‘Less Popular Than Cats‘, comprised of untitled ambient compositions that are equally
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Moscow-based crew Bravers are a group of DJs who have hosted parties all over Russia. Now they step up to take what some might consider to
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Introductions for D. Tiffany and Roza Terenzi are perhaps unnecessary at this point. They’re two of the underground’s most beloved and prolific artists, equally potent as
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Following the release of ‘Splits 1: Jónbjörn & Torolf Stendik‘, OO Recordings are back with their second instalment, pairing Finish talents emkay and Stuster on a
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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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Finding 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 the
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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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Francis Redman’s London-based imprint Trouble In Utopia marks its return with the release of the debut solo album from Hull-based artist Liam van Ryn under
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The majority of us have had festival plans spoiled over the past two years, but famously among even the plethora of cancelled parties is the
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We’re always engaged when a release is surrounded by art of a far deeper degree than the standard formula of a simple piece of artwork.
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Luke Seomore is a London-based filmmaker, and a musician under the moniker Blessed Are The Hearts That Bend, loaned from a quote from Albert Camus.
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Earlier this year, DJ Durbin delivered his first solo release for ROW Records. An EP of diverse club sounds, ‘And You Told Me’ was followed
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Brooklyn-based imprint Toucan Sounds showcase Race aka SuperCyberTown’s video for Haruka Salt & Tongji’s ‘Everything We Love Will Fade In Time‘ 4-track EP released in
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OOH-Sounds latest release, an eight-track album of staccato pointillism and sinuous emotion entitled ‘Clava‘ arrives courtesy of Italian producer Wesqk Coast. incepBOY’s music video uses
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Much of the music on INDEX:Records seems fixated on the future and the possibilities offered by human-machine collaboration. It’s a sentiment that courses through their
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Noir Age, a cassette-centric label based out of Florida, have released ‘Shadow Of Venus‘, the sophomore release by Taupe Set XL. The artist name of
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Our next music video premiere arrives from Prague-born, Lausanne-based hardware enthusiast Nathan Solo, the musical moniker of graphic designer Matěj Moravec. ‘Gold‘ is lifted from
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Jason Campbell has been releasing corrosive techno for the past 5 years under the alias of Collector. His music takes clear cues from artists like Perc,
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The fated alliance of Psychic Liberation and Enmossed continues, after a sequence of vibrant and strange cassette tapes, with a vinyl 12″ from Enmossed label
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Banned In Vegas Records team up with Frank Wiedemann’s Bigamo Musik to release a compilation of remixes of Al Pagoda’s ‘Lucky Veil‘ album, released through
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Arigto, a duo of musical composers and visual artists, release their video for ‘Silence Is A Lie‘, a track from their ‘Blind Immaterialist‘ EP from
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Oslo-based record label Dugnad Rec release a mystical work of modified piano segments from Stian Balducci and Kjetil Jerve, named ‘Tokyo Tapes: Piano Recycle‘. Both Balducci
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Following the release of Andy Stott‘s latest album ‘Never The Right Time‘ on Manchester’s Modern Love, we caught up with London-based video artist Rebecca Salvadori to
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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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Setting up a record store is always a personal risk, but setting up a new store in the second half of 2020 certainly carries a different
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