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Emanuel Satie delivers a hauntingly twisted remix for Loew on electronic powerhouse label Renaissance Records.
According to Health and Social Affairs minister, EU citizens and visitors from countries deemed to have coronavirus under control will be able to attend...
100% of the crowdfunding proceeds will go towards building the club, with the promoters looking to sell 3000 tickets to fund the project.
French nightlife sector closures resulted in 45,000 job losses, yet French MP’s point out how insane it is swingers club can reopen on 19th...
Sonos Radio has hosted an impressive array of guest curators including Björk, FKA Twigs, and D’Angelo and now it is time for The Chemical...
Manchester to attempt world's longest back-to-back DJ set for Mental Health Charity MIND, the brainchild of Daniel Williams & Kable Club.
In January, Spotify received an approved patent on technology to monitor and record users speech and background noise to curate music for Spotify users.
A year-long campaign leads to a defining moment in German clubbing history, with nightclubs and live music venues officially protected.
Four Thirty Two Label Boss Richy Ahmed teams up with close friend Jamie Jones on club-ready EP.
BBC Radio 1 DJ Jaguar leads the charge to introduce 1000 female, trans and non-binary students into electronic music by 2022.
We catch up with rising Liverpool talent SOSA, premiering ‘Warp Speed’ off his Hottrax EP ‘The Wave’ dropping on Friday 7th May.
Space Ibiza's owner Pepe Rosello confirms the club's return before 2022 and hints that Carl Cox will be part of the new project.
Liverpudlian DJ Lee Butler was a cocaine addict until four years ago when he came across the Addictive Voice Recognition Technique.
A report by PWC predicts the pre-pandemic levels of revenue in the industry to return to this by 2025
Trio of the moment Oden & Fatzo land on London imprint Pitch Records, hot off the back of releases on Swerve, Hedzup and Moscow...
We look at five ways to aid the recovery of the hospitality and nightlife sector following a tough 16+ months.
57% of people turned to music to help them process the effects of the pandemic, a study has revealed.
