2011 will see Soma Recordings celebrate their 20th year of releasing stunning and eclectic music from across the electronic spectrum. The label will release a series of singles throughout the year (some vinyl and some digital) , containing remixes of Soma’s extensive catalogue , including remixes of their big tracks like Silicone Soul’s Right On […]
Bristol In Motion
Wed 29th September by
The In:Motion series, dubbed as Bristol’s Underground Music Season will take place from October 2010 through until NYE and is set to re-invent Bristol’s already booming nightlife scene. No doubt taking influence from the success of Manchesters Warehouse Project, the In:Motion series will be welcoming the finest and most charismatic underground music brands, artists and […]
Notes on the Holy (Mix) Grail – II
Sat 25th September by
Plain & Simple dips back into its Benno CD towers to dig out more priceless gems on the hunt for the elusive Holy Grail of mix albums.
D*ckhead Safari, Old Hardcore, Funny links, DJ mixes, Picks of the Weekend’s Events…
Fri 24th September by
Bleeding rainin’ again! Thank Gawdy gawd for this bag ‘o’ w*nk newsletter to pass some of the miserable day! There are a few things I have been pondering this week, one of the main things being the fact that since the “Being a Dickhead is Cool” (click if you are the only person in the […]
Mixmag are on the hunt for the greatest DJ of all time.
Tue 21st September by
Who’s the greatest DJ of all time? It seems its’ now not enough to simply have DJ mag on the hunt for the top 100 DJ’s of 2010. (queue an abnormal amount of spam in your inbox from DJ’s that you have never heard off, vote for me! I played at my nans 70th birthday […]
Manchester’s Warehouse Project- Sell Outs
Sun 12th September by
The events you’ll now miss if you haven’t already bagged a ticket are October 1st’s Boys Noize Records party, Kelis and Calvin Harris the next day on the 2nd and Thrasher’s appearance on October 29th.
XOYO promises Everything Everything, and more
Sat 4th September by
The latest addition to London looks to offer an educated music policy to match its arty vibe.
