The intimate Dekmantel offshoot will return to The Garden Tisno for their 4th edition and keeps to a capacity of 2000. Taking place from the 22nd to the 26th August, the festival will focus on the beachside location during the day and the night time festivities will be held in the infamous off-site club Barbarella.
Insight: Photonz’ guide to Lisbon’s emerging artists
The flourishing scene in Lisbon has been a topic of discussion for the last few years. With a variety of spotlight features on the best places to go clubbing, we hit up local legend Photonz for his selection of the city’s finest artists. Real name Marco Rodrigues, the producer and DJ has been putting out
Pedro Vian announces self-titled album along with first single ‘Seneca’
The self-titled project is Pedro Vian’s second album and released on his label Modern Obscure Music on the 1st February. Following up the 2016 acclaimed debut ‘Beautiful Things You Left Us For Memories’, the sophomore LP is a deeply personal project. In the press release Vian says, “I have tried to be sincere, transparent and pure.
Influences: Cardopusher
Next up in our influences series is Venezuelan producer Cardopusher who, for the last the decade has been creating a wide variety of dancefloor weapons from the wild and scatty ‘Unity Means Power’ EP, PC and IDM influenced ‘We Want Ca$h’ EP, explorations of EBM and New Beat on ‘Manipulator’ and ‘New Cult Fear’ whilst
Gottwood reveals first names for 10th anniversary
Taking place from the 6th to 9th June in Gottwood Forest, Wales, the festival is renowned as being one of the most beautiful in the UK. Staying true to its roots for the 10th anniversary, the first wave of artists boasts a billing of fast rising stars alongside the most respected selectors and live acts
The Lowdown: Kiwi
Starting off as a club photographer for DURRR, London-based DJ and producer Kiwi (real name Alex Warren) soon moved to the other side of the booth after a conversation with Erol Alkan which sparked the new motive. Launching two parties – Orlando Boom and Kate Boss – during his time at Goldsmiths, both events became
Nottingham promoter Wigflex announces debut city festival with Giles Peterson, Avalon Emerson, Honey Dijon and Yazmin Lacey
The new event will be offering a free daytime programme focused on well-being, open to children and families, through panels, workshops, art installations and local projects. Collaborating with a number of charities, the Wigflex City Festival aims to make a lasting difference within the community. Taking place across multiple venues in Nottingham on Sunday 5th
The Lowdown: Lia Mice
Graced with the title of an experimental pop pioneer, for Lia Mice her fascination with sound came early in life due to being partially sighted. Constantly aiming to create immersive soundscapes that reflect the ones she grew up around, Mice’s productions are quirky and innovative with her high-energy live sets a testament to that. Incorporating
Chris Liebing, Helena Hauff and Nastia all confirmed for Terminal V Festival’s Easter showcase
The festival will also include Richie Hawtin’s first performance in the Scottish capital in 18 years. Taking place at Royal Highland Centre on the 20th April, Terminal V has become one of the leading promoters in the country. Following a hugely successful Halloween party, the first phase of the line up promises one of their
fabric unveils billing for Q1 with Ricardo Villalobos, Ben UFO, Magda, Leon Vynehall, Meat Free and more
The London institution reveals a promising start for 2019. Across the first three months, fabric will be welcoming back established veterans alongside exciting debuts from the likes of Leon Vynehall, Kiasmos and Pleasurekraft. Longstanding resident Craig Richards will be hosting two Collisions parties: one with Nicolas Lutz, Radioactive Man and Kirsti whilst the second date