This Thursday in Berlin, Morphine present the first in a series of five events at Berghain exploring the more leftfield, raw and unconventional sounds from Indonesia.
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Belgium’s Meakusma Festival unveil line up for second edition in Eupen
After an incredible debut edition last year, Meakusma have unveiled the lineup to the sophomore iteration of the festival, which’ll see them take over various venues
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Listen back to Alma Negra & Antepop on Balamii Radio
Earlier this month on Balamii Radio, Antepop was joined by Dario and Dersu from Alma Negra to play some tunes and discuss what they have been up to
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Premiere: Makadem & Behr – Nyako (Africaine 808 Remix)
Even though the label’s been active for a few years already, On The Corner Records‘ first claim to fame came in 2016 with the release of
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Listen back to Behind This Wall show with JoOrs on Balamii Radio
Following the release of Behind This Wall’s debut 12″ ‘The Nines‘ featuring JoOrs and DJ Stingray in January, we invited the record label down to Peckham to host our February residency
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Khidja
Ahead of the release of Khidja’s ‘Impossible Holiday’ EP on Hivern Discs we caught up with the Romanian duo to discuss their musical roots. For their mix the duo deploy an hours worth of unconventional tastes composed of dark ambient themes and new folk cuts mingled with cryptic samples.
Farr Festival 2017: Todd Terje, Floating Points, Omar-S, Axel Boman, Sassy J
Today we can reveal the first wave of acts that will descend upon Bygrave Woods in Hertfordshire between Thursday 13th – Saturday 15th July May for
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Premiere: Lena Willikens – Orutu Run
Lena Willikens has undeniably been one of 2016’s most prolific artists. Known for her atypical musical taste and her impressive capacity of picking lesser-known yet brilliant
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Auntie Flo: Theory Of Flo
Auntie Flo’s music is hard to place, it has been championed by the likes of Giles Peterson, Actress and Nicolas Jaar but there are elements within this body of work that might well see him open a door to another audience of artists and listeners.