How will this decade be remembered? Musically, it's unclear. In this special two-part report, Gabriel Szatan examines the forces fragmenting electronic culture today, and where we might go next.
Resident Advisor, Detroit Techno Foundation & Underground Music Academy present an exhibition exploring some of the Detroit electronic music community's most impactful heroes.
Beyond Bali's beaches lies one of the best audiophile clubs in the world. Guided by co-creator and resident DJ Harvey, its bespoke quad-stack system renders music in ultra-high definition. Welcome to paradise.
On New Year's Eve, the treasured Vietnamese club shut prematurely. Vivian Yeung examines its impact and the trend of closures across East and Southeast Asia.
DJ Hell and The Hacker pick electroclash's key anthems between 1997 and 2001, revisiting the blueprints for the rule-breaking sub-genre still rocking dance floors 30 years later.
From disruptive parties to stunts at Ministry of Sound, the viral formula of UK promoter Lab54 proves spectacle sells for a new generation. But at what cost? Ed Gillett investigates.
In the '80s and '90s, these spaces birthed dance icons, genres and subcultures. Why do so few remain? madison moore charts their decline and lifelong impact.
How do you move 40,000 people? Few have ascended to arena level faster than the Dutch trance star. She spoke about scale, spectacle and the mindset required for success.
From EXIT Festival to Berlin's fallout over Gaza, political pressure has imperilled state funding for the arts. With the US on the brink, Chloe Lula asks: is this the end of cultural soft power?
Roza Terenzi and Kalahari Oyster Cult boss Rey Colino trace the birth of the sub-genre that recoded '90s trance, acid and more into a modern rave moment.