Well, in techno terms at least. The veteran Frankfurt jock tells 365 Mag why 2009 has been so musically important to him.

The influential selector tells Heads Down what made him so unique back in the '70s and '80s in this video interview.

ROOF.FM is currently hosting a mix from the Swiss DJ that was recorded in October at Bologna's Cassero club.

Photographer Florian Kolmer and Wasted German Youth's Paul Snowden bring together dozens of Berliner DJs for some Sgt. Peppery group snapshots atop the terrace at club Weekend. Can you ID them all?

Fortuna, That Vicious Slut talks group sex and Jamie Jones' hairline with "the most handsome DJ/producer in the world" Lee Foss.

If you missed it the first time around or live outside the UK, take the opportunity to see BBC 4's documentary charting the synthesizer's enduring influence on the post-punk musical landscape in Britain.

The producers talk Ayia Napa, London clubbing and soca in the latest of Clash Music's Personality Clash series.

It would usually set you back $79, but the kind folks over at TC are giving away their VST and AU compatible M30 Reverb plug-in for nothing until the end of the day tomorrow.

Todd "The God" Edwards offers up an exclusive mix to Treehouse of his cut-up garage tunes new and old.

Fabric First asks the Kompakt producer to talk about the stories behind the tracks that made up his latest album: "'Menta latte' is the story of a police raid, swat commando unit style, in an Italian café in my neighbourhood."

The Mexican producer reveals to Hivern Discs that there will be even more collaborations on the way with Superpitcher next year, including (hopefully) some DJ gigs that will "not sound...like Superpitcher or Rebolledo but like Pachanga Boys."

Rare footage of the NYC duo playing live, brought to our attention by Moodmat and Dan Sicko, author of the excellent book Techno Rebels.