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Of the Belleville Three, the cadre of early Detroit producers who tested the limits of spirit within electronic dance music and changed the integrity of the form forever, Derrick May’s reputation as an originator has remained intact despite more than a decade of recording inactivity.
Of all the electronic music figures deserving of an illustrious documentary feature about their career and life at large, techno visionary Richie Hawtin would have to rank in the upper echelons.
One of the world’s most coveted festivals for dance music fanatics, Dutch goliath Mysteryland has revealed yet another bonkers line-up.
After pulling a triple-header over the Easter and Anzac Day extra-long weekend, the 2011 Creamfields festival tour raised the bar ahead of its two final shows in Sydney and Brisbane this past weekend.
While much of the world spends Sundays watching mind-numbing TV and dreading the next morning, things happen a little differently in Ibiza.
Debuting in Australia last Autumn, Creamfields is stepping things up in its second year. We hear all about what's in store from the people behind the festival and some of its headlining acts.
Techno originator Derrick May schools inthemix on Detroit, Hi-Tek Soul and why it’s good that Australia is “far away as fuck from everybody and everything”.
Along with the promise of Sandwell District, Creamfields has another star offering for techno fans in 2011 - the back-to-back pairing of Motor City dons Derrick May and Kevin Saunderson. We spoke to both guys to hear why it just clicks for them.
Another case of dance plagiarism has come to our attention, this time with Detroit techno pioneer Kevin Saunderson falling victim to a couple of Italian hacks.
After bringing The Bloody Beetroots back to Canberra last year, the 2011 Warehouse festival will unite a host of big dance acts led by none other than Canadian superstar Deadmau5 in his LED live show set-up.
Creamfields festival will return to Australia this April for a run of smashing dates around the country and we've got the lineup announcement!
Techno fans will be excited to hear that defining electronic festival Movement is set to launch an Asian edition in 2011.
lready boasting a drool worthy line up for its 2010 lineup, the upcoming Movement festival in Detroit has today announced a smattering of more big name acts will be joining in on the fun.
Derrick May. Five hours. A dark basement. Techno!
Absorb the relentless percussion of his Detroit Techno and Hi-Tek-Soul electronic soulful beats, his emotionally unrestrained sexy electronic funk, as he encapsulates hope and spirituality from what may seem like cold and soulless machines to some.
Detroit don Derrick May will test out the new sound-system at 202 Broadway on Sunday 18 April with a five-hour set.
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