London's newest mega-club is back with another monster programme Broadwick Live, the team behind Printworks, Beams and Manchester's Depot Mayfield, opened its biggest venue back in October 2023 by taking over the former Tottenham IKEA and turning it into the 608,000 sq ft, 15,000 capacity Drumsheds nightclub. Across its first two seasons, the warehouse space has played host to the likes of Skepta and Jammer, Bicep, Hercules & Love Affair,
Serving as Kevin Parker's first Tame Impala album since 2020's The Slow Rush, Deadbeat sees Parker taking inspiration from the Western Australia rave scene and 'bush doof culture,' which refers to an Australian subculture centered around outdoor dance parties with electronic music in remote natural settings. Along with embracing a more electronic palette, the album also digs into Parker's frustrations with himself, likening self-sabotage to a negative feedback loop and examining the minutiae of his bad habits.
DHB Portugal is back and bigger than ever. From September 19th - 21st, 2025, the iconic beachside venue Irmão, Costa da Caparica, will once again host an unforgettable weekend celebration of music, community, and art. Now in its third edition, DHB Portugal has become a must-attend gathering for music lovers from around the world. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean, the festival offers more than just music; it's an immersive journey of sound, dance, and connection.
Karl­heinz Stock­hausen appears, among many oth­er cul­tur­al fig­ures, on the cov­er of Sgt. Pep­per's Lone­ly Hearts Club Band. His inclu­sion was more than a trendy ges­ture toward the Euro­pean avant-garde; any­one who knows that path­break­ing elec­tron­ic com­poser's work will notice its influ­ence on the album at first lis­ten.
They include techno innovator Dorian Craft, Spanish house star Enzo Leep, Carpets and Snares label and record store boss Jorge Caiado, inventive tech house titan Luca Saporito (Audiofly), Items & Things's dark minimal and disco queen Magda, Scorpios Mykonos and Bodrum resident Rita Soko and many more, with over 70 artists confirmed to perform at the festival. These latest names are in addition to the likes of the already revealed Apollonia, Bonobo, Cabanne, DJ Tennis, Folamour, Janeret, Patrick Mason, Saiorse and many more.
"MUTEK has always been at the forefront of digital art dissemination, with special installation projects having been presented in the past. For this second edition of Village Numérique, we have expanded our offering with a greater diversity of media, more in-depth content, and more ways for the public to discover digital arts," Mikaël Frascadore tells designboom.
From Manchester to Ibiza, Amsterdam to Tokyo, Hannah Laing has brought her sets of hard house, trance and techno to every big club scene in the world, but the festival had to be at home.
The OP-XY is a fan-made MIDI sequencer that reimagines the OP-1's design, enhancing its functionality for electronic music composition and performance.
Jordi van Achthoven, known as They Call Me Steve, unveils his single 'Do You Think About Me,' showcasing his distinct style ahead of his album 'Escapism.'
The EP 'LET IT GO' from Ezy St. Records is a genre-blurring release featuring producers Sammy Alexander, Guti, and Mike Shannon set for June 6, 2025.
Pacha ICONS is set to return to Playa Pacha with techno legend Carl Cox, promising an unforgettable electronic music celebration in an idyllic beach environment.
Cosmic Gate, formed in 1999 by Claus Terhoeven and Stefan Bossems, has evolved from hard trance to a melodic, progressive sound, captivating EDM audiences.
Sunny Side Festival 2025 will feature a diverse lineup of house and techno artists in a stunning Mediterranean setting, offering an intimate and cultured musical experience.