All About Tony Thomas
Tony Thomas: Drum worship
As Tony Thomas heads to Oz for the first time this month he caught up with ITM to answer a few quick questions. [more]
Slam dunked
With humble beginnings in 1988 playing to 200 punters crammed into a Glasgow nightclub, to rocking thousands at the biggest festivals around the globe Scottish duo Slam have developed into a highly respected force in the electronic music world. [more]
Chicago's Derrick Carter has always evaded the media, but he commands cult status in the clubs.The house hero is the party spirit personified. The DJ spins everything from deep house and neo-disco through to soulful and funky tech-house. [more]
When it comes to dance music in Perth, Kenny L has got to be one of the true stayers. The last ten years have seen Kenny mixing it up along side some of Australia's and the worlds most recognisable dj's from Pee Wee Ferris to Carl Cox. [more]
Teriyaki Anarki Saki is back in 2004
Teriyaki have just announced their return in 2004, after a much deserved hiatus the Tezza crew are kicking of their year with their 8th Birthday Shenanigans. [more]
Set-times released for Fuzzy Three-Sixty
Set-times have been announced for this Saturday' Three-Sixty party at the Hordern Pavilion. [more]
Bliss final set times announced
Set times for the "Pioneers of trance Australian tour" have just been announced. Bliss takes place this Thursday night at QBH. [more]
Venue change for Deejay Punk Roc
Got Funk? featuring Brooklyn-born, UK based nu-breaks pioneer - Deejay Punk Roc have just announced a venue change; on Saturday 17th April Got Funk? has been moved to Passion Nightclub. [more]
Mixmag's Circulation Collapses
Britain's longest running dance magazine Mixmag has experienced a dramatic drop in sales, according to the official circulation figures published this week, sliding from 91,944 to 60,070 copies per month over the last year (Music Week). [more]
Being broke sucks. However, after hearing about a free party to be held at The Portland Hotel, I called an equally broke friend and we ventured into the city lights of Melbourne without any expectations. [more]
On a damn hot Saturday night, flying somewhere in between everybodies recovery from a horrendous Christmas hangover and the over-excitement of what was to be a massive New Years Eve, Chapel Street's Revolver Nightclub came alive with a visit from the UKs Soul Of Man. [more]
Fokus' Merry Crankin Christmas @ Two Floors Up, Melbourne (25/12/02)
by Johntra Volta on January 5th, 2003
That was last year. This year the Fokus crew decided to return to the original techno venue for another mind-blowing Christmas Night performance. Though not as packed as last year, the crowd was an excellent mixture of clubbers in search of quality techno. [more]
The communication here was one-on-one, and I have a feeling that even if he'd been playing to nobody, Cass still would have produced something beautiful. That fact that he managed to do it in Canberra just makes it all the more impressive. [more]
Having slid through rows of pumped-up pecs away from my friends, I got further lost in the maze of lasers that flew over the dance floor, perfectly synchronised with the deep house beats. [more]
After the release of J-Jay's "Reflections" on French label Distance, I was excited to see what this guru of deep and funky house would dish up from behind the decks. I knew that if he only dropped a few of his own tracks, we would still be in for a very good night. [more]
...Nonetheless, the advertising and promos defines the music as house, deep house and break beats, which would be a fairly accurate description. [more]
Tony Thomas - 21st Century Dub
How does the idea of deep, dark, groovy, tribal house grab ya? If that perks up your antennae, give Mr Thomas a chance... [more]
Mr Projectile - Sinking
Sinking is the first album released through Miami electronic music label Merck by Minneapolis-based artist and producer Mr Projectile. [more]
F Communications, Laurent Garnier's record label, have released a DVD of a concert Garnier did in Paris to promote his Unreasonable Behaviour album. Technogeekery checks it out. [more]