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Kyau & Albert – Distant Lights

Kyau & Albert – Distant Lights

Producer/DJs Ralph Kyau and Steven Albert have been pairing their profilic artistry in the EDM world for two decades and as the famed Kyau & Albert they are embarking on their highly anticipated forth studio album DISTANT LIGHTS. Their latest delivers a trajectory of...

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The Gallery presents Re_Generate

The Gallery presents Re_Generate

In 2015 The Gallery celebrates its landmark twentieth birthday. A milestone seldom reached in clubland, it holds special significance for London's clubbers - an occasion to evoke Friday night memories across two decades. However, birthdays are not just for reminiscing...

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Julie Thompson – Eye Of The Storm

Julie Thompson – Eye Of The Storm

Since her simultaneous debut/breakthrough alongside James Holden on the long ascribed classic ‘Nothing’, Julie Thompson has never been far from the minds & hearts of electronic music’s most discerning. She’s been the voice/front-woman on hits from a wide range of...

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Chicane – The Sum Of Its Parts

Chicane – The Sum Of Its Parts

There are certain things in the world of dance music today that we take for granted. When we feel an emotion from a synthesizer, we accept it as inevitable — as always having been there. Those who were alive to witness the revolution will know that this wasn't always...

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Giuseppe Ottaviani – Liverpool

Giuseppe Ottaviani – Liverpool

The last single to come from the 'Magenta' albums' track run arrives daisy fresh from its summer-released 'LIVE' expansion pack. After a raft of vocal & production collaborations with Ferry Corsten, Aly & Fila and a long list of other luminaries, 'Liverpool' finds...

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Max Graham – Cycles 6

Max Graham – Cycles 6

We sometimes forget that music is cyclical. As a new generation of clubbers discover sounds for the first time, they mistakenly believe the decades old genres are somehow a new phenomenon. The styles we attach to the terms techno, trance, progressive, and house are...

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