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A nostalgic mix from the late Andrew Weatherall, dating back almost three decades, has recently surfaced online. Shared in its entirety on Twitter by Manchester-based rave archivist DorkSirjur, who specializes in curating rare and legendary mixes, the set spans just under 90 minutes and was recorded at the renowned club night Voodoo in Liverpool’s Clear… Continue reading ​Rare 90-minute Andrew Weatherall mix from 1997 emerges online

In the heart of London, specifically in Farringdon, an intriguing new artwork has emerged, speculated to be the creation of the elusive artist Banksy. The piece features a young girl holding a cluster of gold balloons shaped like toilet seats and was uncovered on a boarded-up public restroom in Clerkenwell Green on the morning of… Continue reading ​Mysterious new artwork suspected to be a Banksy appears in London

AXE Ceremonia, a festival based in Mexico City, released a statement following a tragic incident during the event over the weekend. On Saturday, April 5, two photographers lost their lives after a crane collapsed on the festival grounds. The fatal accident happened around 5:30PM local time while Meme Del Real was performing. The crane, which… Continue reading ​Two killed at Mexico City festival AXE Ceremonia after crane collapses

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Mixmag has curated a selection of festival line-ups that you may have overlooked this week. Field Maneuvers, for its 2025 edition, has secured Kode9, ISAbella, Willikens b2b Ivkovic, and additional artists for its event, set to unfold at a Secret Norfolk Location from August 15 to 17. The line-up features prominent DJs like Midland, Paurro,… Continue reading Festival line-ups you might have missed: Field Maneuvers, NEOPOP, Beyond the Pale

Manchester magazine SEEN has released its second issue, featuring a variety of thought-provoking content. Among the highlights of this edition are a project that brings together artists from Manchester and Palestine, an examination of the ethics of sampling, an interview with AFRODEUTSCHE, an op-ed on protest and solidarity in South Asia, and an exploration of… Continue reading Issue two of Manchester magazine SEEN is out now

Zeb Samuels, a London-based producer, has recently launched his latest four-track EP called ‘System Update’. This new release, available through Deep Heads, showcases Samuels’ signature downtempo style that was also present in his previous albums ‘Hope & Light’ and ‘Arrival’. One of the singles from the EP, ‘Far and Wide’, provides a taste of what… Continue reading Zeb Samuels releases new EP ‘System Update’

The 2025 edition of the Adriatic Sound Festival has revealed its full line-up, featuring renowned artists like Sama’ Abdulhadi, Richie Hawtin, and Nicole Moudaber. Set to take place in the ancient town of Fano on the Adriatic Coast from June 13-14, the festival promises to blend “Roman heritage with the best electronic music.” Among the… Continue reading Adriatic Sound Festival announces full line-up for 2025 edition

London’s Mayor, Sadiq Khan, has been given additional powers to approve late-night licenses for nightlife establishments in the city. This move comes after Khan expressed his commitment to supporting clubs, bars, and venues in London. The Mayor can now review licensing decisions made by London councils in areas deemed crucial for the night-time economy, as… Continue reading ​London Mayor Sadiq Khan granted powers to overrule councils rejecting nightlife licenses

After experiencing an injury during a recent DJ set, Mark Ronson took to social media to share the news of his hospitalization. He posted a photo on Instagram from his hospital bed, detailing how he got injured while attempting to move a heavy monitor during his performance. Ronson explained that he suffered two popped tendons… Continue reading ​Mark Ronson hospitalised after suffering injury during DJ set