“Accessible and warm yet enigmatic and technical, ‘I’d Love To Fly’ uses the abstraction of IDM and the definitive rumination of ambient to shape an entrancing
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Following the release of ‘Statik‘ – Cunningham’s latest album on Smalltown Supersound, Actress teams up with Melbourne based sound artist and Nice Music label boss Simon
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Following up an EP on London-based record label Baroque Sunburst in 2023, Italian producer Nicolò lands on Hank Jackson’s NYC-based label anno in August with a
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UK-based experimental band Seefeel mark their return to Warp Records in August with the announcement of a mini- album named ‘Everything Squared‘. Consisting of 6-tracks, ‘Everything
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Three years since the release of ‘Under~Between‘ LP on RVNG Intl. UK-based multi-instrumentalist Andrew PM Hunt returns to the revered American experimental label under his solo
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Four years since the release of her debut album on Dial, Russia-born now Berlin-based producer Soela joins the ranks of Francis Harris’ consistently on-point imprint Scissor
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Another episode for the books – the latest edition of our sister mix series has a scintillating contribution to the catalog courtesy of a legendary Tokyo-based
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Taking place in Germany between 12 – 14 July 2024, Gaswerk Music Days is primed to enchant Berliners with a swathe of local and international artists
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Brian Leeds revives his much loved Loidis project with the announcement of a 8-track double LP named ‘One Day‘ on US-based record label Incienso. Six years
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It’s officially Summer, which means our sister mix series has a perfect delivery at the ready on this episode of Newtype Rhythms courtesy of Cardiff-based production
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Inverted Audio founder and editor-in-chief Tom Durston aka DJ Antepop has uploaded a 3-hour all vinyl mix dedicated to German record label Dial and their legendary
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Inverted Audio Record Store and Accidental Records team up to host a record fair at Brixton Brewery Taproom on Sunday 28th July (12-6pm) with vinyl DJ
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Taking place in Germany between 12 – 14 July, Gaswerk Music Days is a 3-day music festival organised by Gaswerksieldung Berlin aimed to showcase experimental electronics,
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Inverted Audio founder and Record Store boss DJ Antepop plays at Jumbi between 6-10 PM on Saturday 13th July, bringing a wealth of musical knowledge to
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Inverted Audio founder DJ Antepop steps up to present the second in a series of strictly vinyl sessions at Rons Coffee House in Peckham on Saturday
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Overload Liverpool join us at Inverted Audio Record Store in Peckham on Saturday 8th June (5-8pm) to celebrate release of an exclusive 12-inch compilation – with
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Baroque Sunburst join us at Inverted Audio Record Store for a label showcase on Saturday 18th May with all vinyl DJ sets from label co-founders Big Hands, Soreab plus an array of special
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Acid house legend Ramjac Corportation performs a reel-to-reel live set at Inverted Audio Record Store in Peckham on Saturday 4th May. A limited edition cassette will be
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Inverted Audio founder DJ Antepop steps up to present the first in a series of strictly vinyl sessions at Rons Coffee House in Peckham on Saturday
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To celebrate the release of his third vinyl release on his own Rhythm Without Reason imprint, London-based techno producer Dying In Beauty performs an all vinyl in-store
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To celebrate the release of his debut album last year on Smallville Records, Berlin-based producer Joe Davies graces London on Friday 22 March with an exclusive
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“Grey Space presents strands of bass music interspersed with lush, atmospheric ambient. The album is an exceptional exploration and mixture of divergent electronic sounds that leaves
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“Accessible and warm yet enigmatic and technical, ‘I’d Love To Fly’ uses the abstraction of IDM and the definitive rumination of ambient to shape an entrancing
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“Unpredictable rhythms of teasing techno are co-written with analog synthesisers, sporadically rendering psychological thrill and turmoil” Charcoal skies descend silk tapestries of glazing textures, and the
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“Statik appears tacitly through the illuminated fog and beckons us into the refractive cornices of Cunningham’s inextricably visual architectures.” Just within a year of ‘LXXXVIII’ for
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“Straus’ knack for skittering fungified concrete, croaks of ring modulation and the unwieldy resonances of dropped equipment skirt Fukuzumi’s redacted downtuned plinths, in a semi-lucid diorama
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“Nightdubbing is a multi-layered voyage through vivid experiences Monty Luke has lived and breathed” Radiance and shade are sensitively balanced on ‘Nightdubbing’, a refreshing album by
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“Reaper’s work is seamlessly mixed, whilst effortlessly radiating in a subtle haze of internet 2.0 sonics, detached and encased in a kind of stoned austerity” In
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“Apodelia functions as a series of vignettes tied together and enhanced when heard front to back” In an era with ease of access to different instruments,
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Following up the release of ‘Dead Tech’ EP from Retromigration in October 2023, Oath’s sublabel Last Year At Marienbad line up their next EP from Berlin-based producer
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Following releases on UK-based label Research Laboratories and Australian imprint Index Clean, Melbourne’s Nice Music unleash their latest cassette album courtesy of DIY tape recordist, conversationalist
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Brandon Knocke returns with his latest release under the moniker Body San. Having previously released music as Discoverer, Knocke traded in the meditative synth wave of
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Japanese “ambient band” Unknown Me return with their fourth album, and second vinyl collection, ‘Bitokagaku’, on California’s Not Not Fun. The quartet, comprised of Yakenohara, P-RUFF,
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Maltese producer Rudi Agius is set to release the final instalment in the decade-plus spanning Jupiter Jax saga with the release of his latest album on
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Following up their monumental 100th release, a 35-track label compilation named ‘Chakravyūh‘, New Delhi-based record label Qilla prepare to issue their next release from Goa-based producer Innerworld.
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Manchester-based imprint Bone Idle prepare to release ‘Pinch Of Salt / Stirred Up‘ from label boss Korzi. Succeeding appearances on London-based imprint More Cowbell and Loefah‘s
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Following up the release of ‘Rave Alert’ from Spirit Vortex in June, Swiss-based record label CAF? line up their next EP from production duo Torchon & GANJ.
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Following notable releases from Baroque Sunburst’s co-founder Soreab, Big Hands and Maxwell Simons, Milan-based imprint Beat Machine prepare to release the thirteenth instalment of their ‘Swinging
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Cementing their fifth release, Hague-based record label Traumgarten prepare to release ‘REM‘ EP from Amsterdam-based producer NAKANO BLU. The versatile producer returns after releasing on Amsterdam-based
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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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Carelessly tip-toeing at the edge of eternity, the humble intersection of the heart and the mind, I find a key. The vault opens to a boundless
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First launched in 2008 during the tail end era of music blogs, DJ Fett Burger and Lars Erik Morillo’s (L.A. 2000) monthly mix series Trushmix has
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Throughout 2022 we have indulged in an infinite number of outstanding releases spanning the electronic music spectrum and we would like to thank every artist, record
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Over the past 12 months we have indulged in an infinite number of outstanding releases spanning the electronic music spectrum and we would like to thank
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This year at Inverted Audio we have been publishing a series of articles in collaboration with REMAIIN, co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme. The organisation, alongside
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While the phrase “scorched earth” is one typically reserved for military tactics and history books, Emmanuel De La Paix transposes that meaning admirably toward listening to
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Parhelia are the result of sunlight passing through hexagonal ice crystals contained within cirrus cloud; this natural phenomenon could hardly be more appropriate as the title
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As part of our ongoing partnership with REMAIIN (Radical Electronic Music and its Intercultural Nature), guest writer André Vida interviews French/Lebanese sound artist and instrument builder
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Ahead of the third edition of Phonetics, a nomadic cross-genre music and arts festival taking place in Lisbon between 8-11 September, we caught up with co-founder
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While it is quite a commonplace occurrence in music to find two independently respected musicians collaborating to create something perhaps even greater than their independent practices,
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Last 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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Brooklyn-based producer and sound designer Brian Wenner delivers his anticipated album ‘Age Of Execution‘ on American imprint Grind Select, rounded off with a spooky music
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Following the release of her inaugural ‘Omnia‘ EP in 2020, London-based experimental producer Monika Subrtova prepares to release her debut album on Slovakia-based NEXT Festival Records, accompanied
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Belgian beat posse Up High Collective line up their second album ‘Koinonia‘ on DTM Funk’s imprint San-kofa Rhythm Records, rounded off with the audiovisual experience
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Following releases from Japanese producer Keita Sano and New York-based artist Suh+Moon, German label ROW Records prepare to issue their sixteenth release courtesy of Leipzig-based
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Warsaw-based producer, DJ and live performer TAMTEN lines up his debut album ‘End Of That World‘ on Polish underground outlet Lucyna Records, bolstered with a
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Today we present the music video premiere of ‘Maybe‘ – the lead single from Manchester-based experimental pop duo Hyperdawn’s second album ‘Steady‘, a downtempo spectrum
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Following the release of ‘Soft Reactions In The Sun‘ via Enmossed, the debut album from Miami via North Carolina-based visual artist and sound designer Orchid
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Berlin-based video artist and producer sss lines up her next release on Brisbane’s experimental outpost Pocketmoth, accompanied with a dexterous self-directed music video ‘Holyblood‘. Consisting
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Following the release of Concentric Records’ 36 track compilation ‘CNTRC FOR UKRAINE‘ in December, contributing UK-based artist Robi enlists video director Joel Kerr and set designer
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***VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED*** Beau Wanzer unleashes his first record of 2023 through iDEAL Recordings, delivering an 8 track EP of mutilated beats and horror-inspired electronics,
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An electronic music specialist record store in London offering discerning listeners a selection of quality hand-picked records, clothing and cassettes.
VISIT STOREFinding 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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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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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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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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