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"Experimentation and freedom": Inside the exhibition documenting the history of Berlin techno

No Photos On The Dancefloor is an intimate portrait of the Berlin scene

The 20 best DJ mixes of the decade 2010-2019

Mixes that shaped the decade

Culture shock: Dissecting a decade of upheaval in Ibiza

A plethora of social, cultural and musical changes have hit the White Isle

Bust to boom: How drugs won the war on drugs

10 years ago, drugs were scarce, expensive and low quality. Today, pills are cheaper than a pint, and high purity substances are everywhere

The 22 artists who shaped the decade

Defining a decade in dance music

Wild relief: RP Boo and SHERELLE discuss the power of footwork

Footwork has been one of this decade's dance music success stories

The essence of Time Warp according to the DJs that play there

We chat to Amelie Lens, Pan-Pot, Mind Against, Renier Zonneveld, Enzo Siragusa and Time Warp co-founder Robin Ebinger

Unhealthy scene: How sky-high DJ fees are crippling dance music

If DJ fees remain out-of-control, many predict the clubbing bubble will burst

Russia's GAMMA festival: An experimental showcase where dance music is still misunderstood

The St Petersburg festival celebrates Russia's music history alongside sets from techno and ambient artists

A timeline of tech-house in mixes

From Pula to Playa d’En Bossa, tech-house is dominating dancefloors in 2019. Michaelangelo Matos charts the history of the genre

How the fall of the Berlin Wall forged an anarchic techno scene

It's been 30 year since the Berlin Wall fell — and the party hasn't stopped since

Why the hell aren't you dancing?

Less standing, more dancing!

Get to know Alisha, purveyor of peak time rollers with plenty of groove

The Peterborough tech-house DJ/producer and raver has played sets at Glasto, Parklife and The Warehouse Project

Yaeji’s Elancia party is a love letter to the crews that make New York's club scene

Yaeji parties make a warehouse feel cosy

Pushing back: Women are dismantling the hardcore boys' club

The hardcore aesthetic is inspiring, informing and liberating a diverse generation of artists, yet the scene itself is still massively male-dominated

Bill Brewster: Why I sold my 13,000-strong record collection

A reformed vinyl addict tells his story

"Protest all day, party all night": How rave is uniting the Lebanese rebellion

The wave of protests in Lebanon have been defined by hard partying rather than destruction and violence

November: Six artists you need to check out this month

November notes

Denis Sulta: "I only believe in two genres of music: good and bad"

We spoke to the Sulta Selects boss about his debut Printworks show, duality, and looking for the magic in everything

Nastia: "Techno has become very predictable"

The Ukrainian producer was talking to Goldie for our Back 2 Back series

Underworld, the rave pioneers relentlessly pushing creative limits

We chat with the legendary UK-duo about their groundbreaking year-long studio session and weekly release project