The Feed

The daily gives the thumbs up to Dom Phillips' "highly entertaining account of the rise and fall of British club culture in the 1990s."

Fact chats with the dubstep producer about pushing the boundaries of the genre: "As micro-scenes get older, you have all these unwritten rules....Any tactic that helps you forget these...is handy.”

The Milk Factory chats to the ambient producer about Ableton 8, his working process and the scene in San Francisco.

The Cynosure label head provides a mix of up-front material from the imprint for Little White Earbuds and its podcast series.

Alex Under's trippy video for his new track on Trapez, "Chevelle," hearkens back to the light-intensive old school videos they used to show on MTV's Amp. Classy stuff.

Scuba joins the dots between funky, dubstep and techno on this new mix for Mixmag.info (click here for the interview and tracklisting).

Click through to enjoy (?) an up close and personal visit with Remute for the video to his new single, "Ouahahaha."

Andy Dobson (AKA Digitonal) drops a gorgeously chilled mix for Clash magazine that features Max Richter, Vangelis and Bola.

While away a few minutes pretending to be Daft Punk with this "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" soundboard.

James talks to The Burlington Project about his worst ever gig, clearing the dance floor, and the down side to being an international DJ.

Ever been DJing and received a preposterously bad song request? This site's for you.

Warp are set to celebrate their 20th anniversary with a new compilation, and they need you to help pick the tracks to fill it.