The Icelandic icon speaks to Hans Ulrich Obrist about her revolutionary interactive LP 'Biophilia' in this interview from 2011. In the past, being an ambitious band or musician meant coming up with ...

A selection of the DJs, producers, and innovators who gave us hope in 2021 Opening the 2020s in pandemic mode, the dance music stage progressed into a new era with a cohort of young talents and ...

A chat with Colette Crespin, Burning Man Project's Director of Virtual and Interactive Experiences As humanity switched to pandemic mode, some of the worlds’ largest gatherings went to the metaverse ...

Online radio continues to be a driving force in fostering community: these stations went above and beyond in this pursuit. Last year, when contact restrictions demanded that everyone spend more time ...

Spanish music journalist Yasmina Elkak dives into the sound of the country's wildest clubbing route, from its origins in the '80s up to its end in the 90s. As a child raised during the 90s in Valencia ...

In a challenging environment of real-estate pressure and accessibility issues, local scenes try to survive and stay true to their values Throughout history, marginalized communities have found a ...

The phrase “Go back to China” haunts me. As a Taiwanese-American, I am reminded by this customary sting that try as I can to speak perfectly unaccented English and keep my head down, my social ...

Is the internet really the right place for sustainable creative exchange between artists and fans? A.G. Cook weighs in. If Web 2.0 democratized the musical means of production, the rise of social ...

In 2020, our relationship to music changed. While we’ve undoubtedly missed listening to dance tracks emanating at borderline oppressive volumes from the speaker stacks of our favorite clubs, 2020 has, ...

How a maligned format became magical again, encouraging collaboration in lockdown and reminding acts like Aluna and Kero Kero Bonito of the remix's power. “The first remix I was probably fully aware ...

There’s a river near Octo Octa (real name Maya Bouldry-Morrison) and Eris Drew’s house. A tranquil waterfall flows alongside it, over a formation of rocks that Drew and Bouldry-Morrison sometimes ...

Clubbing and its culture of escapism originated in Black and Brown communities. It's time to understand exactly what this means. About a year before George Floyd was murdered by white ex-police ...