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If you’re willing to drop a few grand in the name of techno, mark a trip to Time Warp in your diary for 2012. Here's why.
The organisers behind Belgium’s Tomorrowland festival are refusing to rest on their laurels, announcing the first round of acts for what will undoubtedly be a massive 2011 party.
At certain stages throughout tonight, if you looked around carefully, you could see people in absolute rapture over the skills of this modest German.
If after Future Music Festival you’re still hankering for more of Sven Vath and Richie Hawtin, help is at hand.
If the last two years have been all work (and a bit of play) for Henrik Schwarz, in 2011 we’ll enjoy the fruits of his labour.
Deep house hero Henrik Schwarz is returning to our summery climes in January as part of a top-shelf Sydney Festival, and he’s making time for Melbourne too.
In 2011, the Harbour City will once again come alive to the sounds of the Sydney Festival. As ever, the Beck’s Festival Bar is set to be a hub for the city’s electronic music lovers.
We put the call out to the ITM contributor massive about who they rate as dance music's greatest live acts and the response was simply enormous. Here's the Top 30 dance artists who just kill it live. How does your list match up?
The brand new Innervisions Orchestra project A Critical Mass is the result of a collaboration between Dixon, Ame and Henrik Schwarz, who have come together to create their own soundtrack for one of the very first horror films ever made.
Henrik Schwarz delivered what was easily the best live set and performance seen in Melbourne all year. For all his incredible laid back productions, he played the most enthusiastic and high energy set in recent memory...
If there’s one thing that has defined the career of Henrik Schwarz, it’s consistency. In recent years he's been responsible for some of the most enduring house tracks around. Here he talks to ITM about the shared joy of the dancefloor experience.
Six years is a long time in dance music, and the Blow Your Own Way party series has provided enthusiastic Melbourne audiences with classic and cutting edge dancefloor DJs and producers for over half a decade.
We all known that six years is a long, long time to be hanging around in dance music and still throwing parties, so that’s reason enough to celebrate another milestone for Melbourne underground night Blow Your Own Way.
There’s little doubt that Future Classic are one of Australia’s finest sources of excellent underground dance music, so as they're turning five it's time to celebrate with a little help from Henrik Schwarz and Chateau Flight.
The first I heard of this CD it was described to me as “minimal disco”, and while this is not entirely accurate I can’t blame my friend for trying to pigeonhole the sound of this remarkable mix collection in that fashion.
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