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Melbourne institution Darkbeat is notching up its eighth year on the scene in 2011, and it's time to celebrate.
Now the action’s ramped up again with festival organisers adding a couple more big guns to the list including Tiesto and Faithless. Perhaps you’ve heard of them?
Over the years, the música crew have delivered events defined by three things: awesome music, a discerning crowd and top-notch production.
Tonight, Brown Alley was the scene for an evening of wonderful ear-pounding, floor-shaking grooves.
Although you wouldn’t pick it from his Zen-like temperament, Satoshi Tomiie has a lot to be proud about.
By now, you’ve probably had time to digest the top-shelf bill for October's musica, so it's time to put the credit card to good use.
The No Nonsense crew is certainly living up to its name, revealing another heavyweight line-up for its next party at Brown Alley.
On Saturday 9 October, música will once again take over The Forum, with three class talents to headline.
We’re back with our very first podcast session for 2010, and we’ll be kicking things off with an extra special look at the Good Vibrations Festival that launches across Australia this weekend, with music the Plump DJs and many more.
Satoshi Tomiie’s previous 'Master Series' was a brilliant piece of understated progressive music that was one of my favourite mixes of 2008. So when I saw that the Japanese house master was releasing another mix, I grabbed it with both hands.
Darkbeat continues to be a shining light in Melbourne’s dance arena. Their 6th birthday party was another well organized display of their pulling power. At this rate, their 7th is an almost guaranteed certainty. Easter Friday 2010, see you there.
What to choose for Easter Saturday Night? A: Sit quietly at home and wait for some dude on a bunny delivering chocolate eggs. Or…. B: Dance your buns off to two of the Greatest Progressive House DJs this world has ever known.
There was a phenomenal dance music shift over the Easter Long Weekend that saw the action moving back to the clubs. ITM and its trusty team of photographers was there to capture the very best!
Perth clubbers converged on Shape nightclub for a visit from UK uber-label Renaissance.
Being responsible for converting an entire nation to dance music sounds like a tough feat, but that’s exactly what Japanese house DJ/producer Satoshi Tomiie is famous for. ITM talks to Renaissance's designated "master" prior to his Easter tour.
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