Warehouse Project taking a fallow year in 2027
The Manchester club series will take a 'short breather' after celebrating its 20th anniversary. This marks a significant pause for the iconic UK techno venue.
01.10.2026
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London techno venue Lost hints at return with 24-hour events
The secretive venue left its former Central London cinema location in May. The club plans to return with a series of 24-hour events.
Controversy1
Lighthouse Festival: 2027 marks the final year
The Croatian open-air festival will hold its last edition in 2027. Organizers are planning a special finale to close out the festival's history.
Sets and mixes1
Ben Klock B2B Marcel Dettmann Full Set From Kappa FuturFestival 2026
The legendary pair of Ben Klock and Marcel Dettmann performed together at Kappa FuturFestival 2026. The complete set from two pioneers of Berlin minimal techno is now available online.
Events and festivals1
Amnesia Ibiza 2026 closing party line-up announced
Joseph Capriati, Groove Armada, and Deborah De Luca will headline the iconic club's 20-hour closing spectacular. The closing party features some of the biggest names in peak-time techno.
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Amnesia will celebrate the closure of its 50th anniversary season with a 20-hour festival on Saturday 10th October 2026, spanning four dance spaces and featuring the debut of El Taller as a previously unused third indoor room. The outdoor programme kicks off at 5PM with a sunset set from Joseph Capriati, while the Main Room will feature Nina Kraviz, Deborah De Luca, and Estella Boersma. The club ranked No. 16 in DJ Mag's Top 100 Clubs poll 2026.
Read at the source: DJ Mag →Interviews2
Vienna-based producer Demuja in interview: 'When you overthink a cool loop, the opposite comes out'
The Vienna-based producer discusses his creative process and synthesizer collection. He has 400 finished tracks and continuously expands his gear.
Keleigh Batchelor: 'Good Music Thrives On Diverse Influences'
Batchelor discusses the importance of balanced lineups in electronic music and addresses representation, mentorship, and studio access in the scene. The interview explores how diversity strengthens contemporary electronic music culture.
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Batchelor explains that AlphaTheta's user base is only 15% female, with barriers to entry like equipment access, education, mentorship and networking opportunities shaping a smaller talent pool. The Equal Beats initiative and Start from Scratch program aim to address confidence issues and lack of belonging by creating supportive spaces for aspiring DJs and creatives. She argues that diverse lineups attract broader audiences and that '…good music thrives on diverse influences, cultures and lived experiences…', noting that commercial success and inclusion are not mutually exclusive goals.
Read at the source: Attack Magazine →