Hitting the gym with Paul FrickAn unlikely techno pin-up? Paul Frick doesn't think so. And with a host of releases on the way and a new label to his name, he might just be right. RA's Todd L. Burns catches up with the classically trained producer.
Words / Todd L. Burns
Under the gun: SteffiIn advance of her appearance at Club to Club this weekend, we take a peek into the Panorama Bar resident's record bag.
Words / Ryan Keeling
Breaking through: San ProperHe's been a stalwart of the local scene for years, but with a hit single on Perlon, Amsterdam's San Proper is finally making waves in international waters.
Words / Aron Friedman
Ibiza 2009 in reviewRA's Grego O'Halloran takes stock of the season that was in one of the world's largest clubbing destinations.
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Label of the month: Circus CompanyThe French Touch this ain't: RA's Derek Miller celebrates the unconventional sounds of the Circus Company imprint, one of Paris' finest labels.
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Machine love: DinkyA self-described gear geek, we catch up with the Chilean-born producer to talk shop upon the release of her new album for Wagon Repair.
Words / Ryan Keeling
Fuck Buttons: Noise techno OlympiansIt's noise, but not as we know it. RA's Lee Smith talks to British duo Fuck Buttons about toys, techno and the tutelage of their producer Andrew Weatherall...
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Ricardo Villalobos: Sound brotherhoodOne of the most inventive producers in electronic music has only one thing on his mind: Sound. Todd L. Burns talks to Ricardo Villalobos in advance of his appearance at Movement Torino later this month.
Words / Todd L. Burns
Saturday at BerghainWhat makes one of the world's most famous clubs tick? In an excerpt from the English translation of Lost and Sound, Tobias Rapp spends a long night in Berlin's Berghain to find out.
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Breaking through: UntoldThe Hemlock Recordings boss is finally making waves after 15 years of experimenting with production. We catch up with Jack Dunning to find out why he's breaking through now.
Words / Colin Shields