More than 70 artists signed an open letter last week, speaking out against the festival's ties to KKR

The 10-track record arrives alongside his new novel Men In Love, a direct sequel to Trainspotting set in the late '80s

The map includes a new section added to Shangri-La, named Dragon’s Tail

Abstraxion curates a playlist showcasing the "diverse, hybrid, emotional" electronic music emerging from the French city

Festivals scheduled to go ahead at the park in the coming weeks include Field Day, Wide Awake, Mighty Hoopla, and more

Having had ‘Under Tangled Silence’ nearly wrapped up during lockdown, a "catastrophic" IT failure became the unlikely basis for Djrum's brilliant new album which has been six years in the making — he speaks to Megan Townsend about communicating human experiences through music and learning to embrace flaws

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The festival has said that it “respects the freedom of expression of its artists”

The supergroup will host an all-day party in Detroit on May 25

The London queer festival said it “directly counters” the investments of KKR, the parent company of its owner, Superstruct

"The artists on the line up are leading this transformation showing the next generation what's possible,” says Valentino Barrioseta, founder of Bridges for Music

Among the bill is a twin-venue Daytime Block Party between Genosys and The NYC Downlow and a collaboration with Led By Donkeys uniting protest, party and counterculture politics

It follows a boycott and the publishing of an open letter asking the festival to distance itself from the investments of KKR

The venue recently launched an “emergency store” selling merchandise, prints, and more

Brown was reportedly arrested at a five-star hotel just hours after he touched down in the UK

Successful applicants will also receive tickets to this year's festival, which takes place from May 30 - 31

The venue called it the “end of an era” as it’s asked to vacate the premises within 21 days

Hardcore music and medieval aesthetics might not seem an intuitive pairing, but an internet trend and music genre that took off in lockdown has infiltrated the real world via alternative club nights pairing breakneck sounds with Middle Ages themes. But why? Henrietta Taylor reports

It follows the publishing of an open letter, signed by over 200 artists, asking the festival to distance itself from the investments of KKR

More than 75% of royalties generated for UK artists came from listeners outside the UK

It will mark the trio’s first live performance since their Coachella shows in April

The collection goes up for auction via Wax Poetics later this month

Rainy Miller speaks to Megan Townsend about his artistic vision of Northern Gothic - sharing perspectives from "underdog" towns and villages with inspiration from the folklore of the American South - and crafts a mix that represents it through diverse sonic landscapes

The new venue opens for the first time on Friday, May 30

A spokesperson for the streaming platform addressed recent backlash, saying it does not use content to train AI models

The Jesolo-based club welcomes a slew of international stars this summer

The Canadian rapper issued an update from hospital, where he’s currently recovering, saying he's "pulling through"

Money raised will support Ibiza-based cancer charity APAAC

The Dragonfly stage – repurposed from a Royal Navy helicopter – is back for its second outing this year

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It's described as “the first critical and expansive study of hardcore”

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The space opens this summer on King’s Road in Chelsea, West London

In the '70s, the excess and exploitation of disco’s heyday nearly killed Donna Summer. Then when she became a born-again Christian in the '80s, a decision which she said saved her life, a vicious allegation of homophobic hate pushed her to virtual retirement. In the mid-'90s, she set the record straight as she made her return to the music scene with ‘Melody Of Love’, an ultra-modern New York pianos and pounding house groove which arrived with David Morales mixes, putting Summer back on the dancefloors where she belonged. In the January 1995 issue of Mixmag, Damon Rochefort told her story

It features never-before-seen archive footage and interviews with 38 people, including Rui Da Silva and Danny Tenaglia