Cox has spoken about the closure of the famed Glasgow nightclub, where he felt “at home”

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The record is a minimalist electronic soundtrack to a new 16-dancer ballet, created by choreographer Damien Jalet and contemporary artist Kōhei Nawa

The legendary mix CD, which originally came with our January 2002 issue, is now available to listen to via SoundCloud for the first time

Fonzo delivers an hour of low-slung techno and minimal grooves

As part of a pre-release stunt, Drake dropped a mound of ice in Toronto with the drop date of his next record ‘Iceman’ hidden inside

Anyma's second weekend set cost the festival an additional $24,000 due to running over for nine minutes

The Canadian electroclash luminary takes us behind the 'HOTLIFE' curtain on the latest edition of The Mix, and speaks with Megan Townsend about collaborations, the electroclash revival and making peace with the word "legend"

The 18-tracker will be released on Warp next month following much online speculation

Scientists exposed 105 wild salmon to cocaine in Sweden's Lake Vattern to conduct their research

Findings from the IMS Business Report also revealed that the electronic music industry grew by 7% last year to $15.1 billion

The 360° audio experience will allow attendees to take in "multi-dimensional sound environments", powered by an L-Acoustics soundsystem

After almost half a decade of buildup, Ice Wing and Benomorph are embarking on their IceMorph project proper with a debut mixtape. Nathan Evans meets the alien-transformer duo as they come down to earth

The portrait was painted by Welsh artist Steve Jenkins ahead of Cox’s appearance at the Utilita Arena

The late-musician's original demo of the track, which was eventually given to Celine Dion, has now been officially released

“Large-scale” events that are being challenged include Field Day, City Splash and Wide Awake

It’s been a whirlwind 18 months for Rob Penny, AKA NOTION. After releasing one of the biggest dance remixes in recent memory, the career milestones haven’t stopped piling up. But the hype isn’t going to his head, and the plan remains the same: make the music he wants to make, forever

Those surveyed said nights out give a release from the pressures of daily life and are an outlet for self-expression

Spotify claimed that "99.6% of all music listened to by users on the platform" was "unlawfully scraped" by the online activist group last year

An EU court ruled in favour of producer Moses Pelham, marking the end of Kraftwerk's 30-year dispute over a sample of 'Metall auf Metall'

Named Mint XL, the venue is set to open from September with a “strict” no-photo policy

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Rounding up festival news from across the dance and electronic world

Pacha New York have vowed to make things right after the beleaguered Brooklyn Mirage faced safety and financial issues

Aldo d’Aponte, who is the CEO of a letting and estate agent firm, has been given a 12-month conditional discharge and was ordered to pay just £26 in damages to the nightclub

He says that he hopes it will “draw attention to” and financially support leading charities

As he gears up for the release of his first dance music remix album, which will land via Positiva for Record Store Day 2026, Elton John and The Blessed Madonna discuss their love of record stores, Studio 54 and the dancefloor moments that changed everything

Grassroots venues across the UK can apply for “direct investment” through the scheme

Ye said he made the “sole decision” to call off the June concert

Damages are yet to be determined in the antitrust suit, however the jury found that Ticketmaster has extorted buyers for an extra $1.72 on average per ticket since the merger

The campaign group says it has received "over 300 testimonies" from victims since it launched earlier this year

‘Boots on the Ground’ featuring Tom Waits marks their first release in more than half a decade

The Brighter Days mainstay turns in an hour of luminescent house, garage and future jazz, and speaks to Gemma Ross about staying true to himself, nurturing the community around him, and his debut album on Brownswood, 'Powerscroft'

It goes on display at The Music Is Black: A British Story, the first installation at the new V&A East museum

The marketing stunt adds to speculation that a new Boards of Canada release, their first in over a decade, could be on its way