An interview between Paulah and Sidney, host of the antro(pologia) show on Threads*Mexico City. Q: How did you get involved with the electronic music scene, and what have been your most important influences along that journey?  A: The first thing I remember is the eurodance that my sister listened to and danced to in her […]

This feature is the third piece of our Grassroots is Greener series – which looks at the health and sustainability of the small, independent, dance music festival scene, and talks to the punters and organisers that make it possible. Twisted was, in summary, an intimate and no-frills affair – involving 300 very lovely people, one […]

For his second album released on Shanghai-based label SVBKVLT, Gooooose delivers an LP characterised by simplicity and a coalescent approach to production. Earlier this year, when interviewed before his live performance at Iklectik, Gooooose (aka Han Han) gave a comprehensive insight into his approach to production, alongside the underpinning concepts of his latest album, Rudiments. […]

Part two of a two-part series on KALLIDA festival by Morena Alano, including interviews with the festival’s installation artists. Connect with Morena via Instagram. I’m not sure if it’s just me or if everyone follows the same process, but as soon as I get to a festival I’m hit with the urge to explore the […]

Part one of a two-part series on KALLIDA Festival, by Ben Broughton. I think I can say with fair certainty—it’s been a pretty shit summer hasn’t it. So imagine my sense of vindication, when, as I awoke last Saturday morning in a field in North Devon and heard the soft-spoken voice of a recovery MC […]

African Head Charge has had an expansive career over four decades. Thankfully for us, they haven’t stopped yet. After a twelve year hiatus, founding member Bonjo Iyabinghi Noah, alongside close friend Adrian Sherwood, has returned to On-U Sounds for their latest album – A Trip to Bolgatanga. This is their best album yet – full […]