Sub Club launch new label Nautilus Rising
After 28 years, Glaswegian mainstay nightclub – Sub Club, will now be launching their own record label. Claiming to run the “longest running weekly house and techno night on the planet”, Sub Club has showcased regulars like Optimo and the Numbers Crew. Their new imprint, Nautilus Rising will feature Scottish producers; Lord of the Isle, Alex Smoke, […]
Review /\ Dimensions Festival 2015
Nestled within the historically rich coastline of Pula – Croatia, London collective Comm.une returns for a fourth year with their electronic dance festival Dimensions. Sister festival of Outlook, Dimensions has established itself as one of the finest purveyors of quality underground electronic music, both for its stellar programming, lighting and sound systems, as well as the […]
Review /\ Dimensions Festival 2015
Nestled within the historically rich coastline of Pula – Croatia, London collective Comm.une returns for a fourth year with their electronic dance festival Dimensions. Sister festival of Outlook, Dimensions has established itself as one of the finest purveyors of quality underground electronic music, both for its stellar programming, lighting and sound systems, as well as the […]
Trust Image – Sun
Sun comes from the forthcoming fantasy jungle tape “Rory’s World” by NYC based Trust Image. Expanding on the pallette of his previous more straight forward Metalheadz-inspired cassette which zoned back to ‘95, this new record has strains of ghetto house / detroit ghettotech running through it alongside more recent genre blurrings. “”Sun is a straight […]
Interview: Talking Berghain and cooking with Rob Clouth
Rob Clouth is an electronic musician, sound designer, and new media artist based in Barcelona. With previous releases on Traum Schallplatten, King Deluxe, and Detroit Underground, Clouth connects the dots between glitchy IDM and artful techno, living somewhere between the beautiful melodies of Jon Hopkins and the high-intensity beats of Autechre. “I think all ideas […]
Normil Hawaiians set to release third album 30 years on
A treasure kept in the dusty archives of experimental, politically engaging British post-punk is set to be released. Normil Hawaiians’ third album, Return of The Ranters, has waited patiently for thirty years. Recorded in the winter of 1985, the political and societal tensions of the time acted as a catalyst for the band to convey […]
Anish Kapoor Dirty Corner Instagram
The sculpture artist Anish Kapoor takes to social media for his new work entitled @dirty_corner For the past few years Instagram has played host for many amateur and professional photographers, acting as a platform to show off their glorious photos of the vegan burger they had last night or their favourite shots of foliage against […]
Talking Bristol with Idle Hands owner Chris Farrell
As one of the UK’s most creative cities, Bristol has seen countless people pass through its doors. But whilst many come and go, the DJ Chris Farrell (owner of Idle Hands Records) has been there for the long haul. Bristol city is a UK landmark for culture, with a noticeably vibrant music scene that dates back to the late 70’s. […]
Duane Hanson Working Class America
The extremely accurate, life like sculptures are put on display at the Serpentine Gallery, London. If, like me, you’ve been kinda bored lately with exhibitions and galleries not really grabbing you and blowing you away. Bored of another print or painting nicely hung up on a white wall surrounded by onlookers just as unsatisfied as you […]
REVIEW /\ OUTSIDERS FESTIVAL 2015
A dutch hideaway for underground electronic dance and house music /\ Outsiders Festival With the festival circuit continuing to expand in Europe, smaller towns and even villages are playing host to some of the most innovative festivals across all genres. Some are attended by a global audience; people traveling from far out parts of the […]