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News Turns out rats love dancing to 140 BPM too
Scientists found the rodents moved most enthusiastically to music between 120-140BPM
Music Voracious desire: Mixtress' frenetic sets are creating a new generation of rave lovers
Setting off gun fingers throughout the country, Mixtress is uniting the old and new worlds of jungle and hardcore
News Low bass gets people dancing, new study finds
Neuroscientists found that crowds subconsciously prefer lower tones in dance music
Features Creative transition: How Ivy Lab conquered the US beats scene
After emerging as UK bass experimenters a decade ago, Ivy Lab have traded bangers for cerebral beats. The duo's Gove Kidao speaks to Gemma Ross about creative freedom, imposter syndrome, and their new album ‘Infinite Falling Ground’
News Experimental ambient artist Norm Chambers dies aged 50
The Seattle producer was behind the aliases Panabrite and Jürgen Müller
Features John Frusciante: “Jungle is my favourite kind of music ever”
Selling out stadiums with the Red Hot Chili Peppers while producing breakbeats? Ralph Moore delves into the electronic world of this acid aficionado
News Exhibition in Manchester to look at the emotional impact of music
Taking place at the Science and Industry museum, the exhibition will feature Installations, inventions and music-making apparatus
News Kanye West reveals he hasn't "read any books"
The artist compares reading to “eating Brussels sprouts”
