Ministry of Sound's London superclub saved from closure
By katiecunningham 13th Oct, 2011
In a victory for clubbers worldwide, the Ministry of Sound’s London superclub has been saved from closure thanks to likes of Armin van Buuren, Example and Judge Jules.
Vincenzo - Wherever I Lay My Head
By angy 12th Aug, 2011
It's been a long stretch between albums for Vincenzo, and 'Wherever I Lay My Head' finds the Italo/German mainstay slowing things down to tell a personal story.
Hybrid set to return in October
By JackT 25th Aug, 2010
While confirmed dates are yet to be locked down, Hybrid has confirmed on its website that an Australian club tour is happening very soon.
The Crunch - British Beats
By i_have_ADD 16th Feb, 2009
Mark Nicholls is Canberra's new kid on the block from North West UK. He first started spinning 'the wheels of steel' in 1999 in Liverpool and Manchester including Zanzibar, Camel Club, Revolution, Modo, Lemon Lounge and M19.
Dopamine - Live at Burning Man Festival
By i_have_ADD 6th Jan, 2010
Local lad Dopamine sent us his live mix from the 2009 Burning Man Festival in the USA. He playing the Opulent Temple stage, along with Carl Cox, Armin van Buuren and Meat Katie. Take a listen!
Alex Cleary - Techmics
By daverh 6th Nov, 2009
These days you will find Alex playing techno and tech-house, and the occasional breaks set whenever possible.
MDX - Live at Chinese Laundry, May 2009 - Part 1
By daverh 11th Jun, 2009
To put MDX's (aka Mark Dynamix) career achievements into perspective is one hell of a task. Mark has been passionately and dynamically involved in the evolution of Australian dance music since he jumped head first into the house music scene.
Gabriel Gilmour - Techno Mini Mix
By i_have_ADD 4th May, 2009
Gabriel Gilmour's love of mixing began a few years ago when he was lent a pair of turntables from a mate. He started raiding the $5 vinyl bins at Landspeed in Canberra, and mixing quickly came his major hobby.
Phil K & Habersham - Live in Juarez, Mexico (May 2008) - Part 1
By i_have_ADD 3rd Oct, 2008
In today’s age of electronic music, the rise to stardom is often as fast as the fall into obscurity. Solidarity is hard to come by, but Melbourne native Phil K has proven that when it comes to DJing, experience, vision, and persistence pay off.
PQM - live at The Laundry, April 7 2007 (.AUdio on Proton Radio)
By Grant 21st May, 2007
Check out this wicked live set from PQM recorded live at The Laundry on April 7 supporting Satoshi Tomiie. Press PLAY! (Courtesy of .AUdio on Proton Radio)