The flagship documentary by Resident Advisor is an interesting investigation into what some would consider the world’s biggest and most diverse dance music scene. Directed and edited by Patrick Nation, the documentary examines the challenges surrounding club closures, widespread police constraint on venues, the impending threats of gentrification and other

Few clubbers can boast that they have literally raised the roof while doing their thing on the dancefloor, but those who were at Manchester’s Factory 251 on Monday night certainly can. According to the club’s owners, a “loose piece of plasterboard” was responsible for the incident, which saw the club

SURVIVE – the band that gave one of the finest shows of 2016, Stranger Things, its surpassingly good synth-heavy soundtrack – have announced their debut European tour. This will be the first opportunity for UK audiences to experience SURVIVE, who have been gaining a solid and passionate fanbase from their

B12’s 1993 classic ‘Electro-Soma’ will be reissued on vinyl from 25 August, alongside a companion volume ‘Electro-Soma II’, compiled of other early B12 tracks, deep cuts, and rarities. The release will be celebrated with a party at The Yard in London on 15 September. The tracks have been remastered from

Japan’s Fuji Rock Festival released a blistering first line-up announcement on Monday morning, including electronic music giants Aphex Twin, Björk and LCD Soundsystem. This year’s festival, which will be held at the Naeba Ski Park from 28 to 30 July, is already looking like it might boast one of the

Future bass artist Illenium (real name Nick Miller) has announced a debut UK performance date – with Seven Lions at the Electric Brixton on May 12th – along with the release of a brand-new single, “Fractures”, featuring vocals from Nevve. The young Colorado-based producer, whose 2016 album Ashes earned numerous