With minimal frills, William Bevan probes the malaise of urban existence. Beneath the alias Burial, the reclusive South London artist has fused two-step rhythms and gloomy ambience for twenty years.

We delve into our In The Studio archive to compile the techno secrets behind releases on esteemed labels including Drumcode, Cocoon, Dekmantel, Second State and more When you purchase through links on ...

KETTAMA is riding high off the back of a supersized summer of touring with an impending debut album about to drop. The Irish artist's emotive bangers and rejection of subtlety has made him arguably ...

From the studio to casual listening. A "pure" sound and ear-friendly proprietary technology from a prestigious German brand. Introduction: What we look for in monitor headphones. "Accuracy," "sound ...

Everyone’s favorite wacky Paladin Rextroy is back and at it again with another installment of creatively using mechanics. Known for his ridiculous videos where he one-shots things for even more insane ...

The dancefloor's 100 most essential tracks. The term “dance music” may conjure visions of heaving clubs, packed festival tents and partying with abandon, and certainly these concepts are a substantial ...

If you are not a total beginner or a maybe a professional DJ with few pretensions, you can try Zulu. It is a nice free software that can also help beginners to “mix” their songs with a few clicks.

Honda is taking a page out of just about every other major automotive manufacturer’s playbook by debuting its first electric bicycle, the Honda e-MTB Concept. The bike was just shown off at the Japan ...

With their audio collages and intergalactic scope, the group wowed the British punk scene. Back with longtime producer Adrian Sherwood, they explain their new album confronting ‘hostile environment’ ...

In this post, we will show you how to edit M4A files on your Windows 11/10 PC. Audio files in M4A format can be opened in Windows Media Player, VLC, and other popular audio players. If you use iTunes, ...

We can trace the roots of modern remix culture to the Jamaican music scene of the late '60s and early '70s. Producers such as King Tubby, Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry and Errol Thompson remixed existing ...