The Detroit legend provides a raw and heavy mix for the FACT site.

Rough and ready house and techno from the likes of Derek Plaslaiko, Carl Craig and Shlomi Aber runs throughout the Detroit innovator's mix for LWE.

Techno's founding father, Juan Atkins, lightheartedly claims he taught fellow pioneer Derrick May to mix and much more besides in an interview with Spank! Records.

The techno godfather drops a rare studio mix for We Fear Silence, chocked-full of pacey funk-fuelled 4/4, and mixed in his signature cut-up style.

The Guardian profiles techno originator Juan Atkins' Metroplex imprint as it reaches 25 years in the game, while eliciting his thoughts on the future of Detroit's electronic music scene.

The man responsible for it all (techno music that is) gives an honest, and at times highly personal interview to Bleep 43.

Juan Atkins speaks to fabric ahead of his appearance at The Nothing Special on the September 26th, answering questions from Commix, Claude VonStroke and other internet fans.

Check out these videos of Detroit legend Juan Atkins behind the Technics on LA's Rhythm Workshop internet radio show back in '03.

The Detroit originator chats with Clash about the new Model 500 material, the future of the music industry and what he thinks of modern minimal techno.

Check out mixes from Juan Atkins, Donato Dozzy, Carl Craig, Adam Beyer, James Holden, The Orb and many more via Glade festival's podcast series.