Storm From The East aims to document the rave scene in the area between 1989 and 2019

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Festivals taking place there this summer are Mighty Hoopla, Wide Awake, Field Day, Cross The Tracks and City Splash

Based in County Kildare, Anthem Vinyl will offer a full-range of press options to both independent and major labels

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Alvin Lucier died in 2021. Now his brain has been "resurrected" and is making music at an art exhibition in Australia

The programme, named Dainyklos, aims to support independent spaces in the Lithuanian capital

The free-to-attend session will feature performances from A Guy Called Gerald, Anna Wall and ABSOLUTE

With around 70% of its crowd coming from outside of Germany, this three-day techno knees-up has enlisted a diverse range of crews to appear at this year's festival

The Yorkshire-born producer relinquishes her awe for after-hours partying on her second album —aya talks to Megan Townsend about death metal, returning to Hyperdub and wanting to reach the nivarna between digital and acoustic

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Davido curates a playlist of tracks that kept him inspired in the studio while working on his new album ‘5ive’

On his fifth album ‘5ive’, Davido brings his trademark high-spirited party anthems, while taking on the role of Afrobeats' international flagbearer as the sound globalises and evolves. Ahead of its release, the Nigerian superstar speaks to Blossom Maduafokwa about making moves with purpose, building legacy, and the transformative power of music

Broadcasting on Wednesday evenings for the next 12 months, Alltrax hopes to merge local and established DJs from the Greater Manchester area

News of the record follows recent criticism from Avicii collaborator Sandro Cavazza against the release of posthumous music

The Jeddah-born, Dublin-raised DJ seamlessly melds his dual heritage in an hour-long mix, and speaks to Gemma Ross about hunting long-lost Arabic music, reconnecting with his roots, and how the birth of his daughter influenced his latest EP 'Close to the Shams'

In honour of the late electronic pioneer, the fund will support college students studying music production and other related fields in the US

Worthy Farm's most esoteric field has gone "offline" this year with its new theme "The Wilding"

Transport company BVG said it wants to bring “the lively and vibrant Berlin into the station”

The family of one victim have pressed charges against the club’s owners

One Gloucestershire resident claimed music heard from last year's Goa Cream Festival had given them "a headache all weekend"

The report predicts that Brighton, Leeds and Bristol will also be hit hard, each forecasted to lose over 60% of their pubs and clubs in the next five years

The reggae star was best known for tracks including 1976's ‘Chase The Devil’, which was later sampled by The Prodigy

A collaboration between IWF and Sun Palace Sound System, Kapsule has been outfitted with a 4-point high fidelity system and a substack

The Canadian DJ and producer claimed that her set at the Do LaB had caused her to be “embarrassed and misrepresented” due to its malfunctioning soundsystem

It's situated in a railway arch beneath Peckham Rye station

The set had reportedly cut out on YouTube shortly after the Irish rap trio had led an anti-Margaret Thatcher chant

A laser outline of the legendary frontman was beamed during 'Firestarter'

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​Rounding up festival news from across the dance and electronic world​

The 350-capacity space opens on May 21

The legendary French DJ shared fears of becoming a "dusty jukebox" asking if it is "really relevant to still be behind the decks at 60?"​

Currently listed at £99,950, the rare piece of kit is one of only 100 ever created by the manufacturer

Atlanta's under-the-radar electronic music scene doesn't get the attention that cities like New York, Detroit and Chicago receive, but its history runs deep. Operating outside of the limelight, the city has developed its own musical vernacular which blends sonics spanning Detroit techno to Louisiana bounce to gospel house and soul. Meena Sears speaks to an era-spanning spread of key figures and reports on the evolution of Atlanta's distinct dance music culture

The indoor-outdoor, multi-room event space has a capacity of 750