Danny Howells is loved the world over for his unique blend of tech, house, and progressive sounds. He recently toured Asia and is currently in London. Danny is playing at The Getaway at Fabric tonight alongside Digweed in the main room and loads of other quality talent throughout the London super-club.

Residentadvisor caught up with Howells whilst in Asia to talk to him about everything from his thoughts on his #12 position in the DJ Mag Top 100, why there will not be another Nocturnal Frequencies 4, some of his upcoming releases, recent experiences at NY and loads of other juicy music related talk.

Bill Brewster, the man behind the book 'Last Night A DJ Saved My Life' turns his attention back to the music with this latest mix called Praxis. Hooj Choons bring you this double cd mix of percussive and laid back house at its finest, mixed to prefection by the Fabric resident. To read the review of this release which should be in stores as you read this, click below.

Due to the overwhelming early demand for Sasha tickets, the Sounds team have found it imperative to upgrade to a larger, more suitable style venue to cater for the sheer magnitude of this Airdrawndagger Tour. The new venue, Charles Moses Stadium, is an amazing outdoors auditorium designed as the Woodchop arena for the Sydney Olympic Games and was also used as the Ministry of Sound arena at Two Tribes with huge success. Now, keeping within the essence of Sounds, Sydney Showground is going to be used for a major day/night outdoor dance event for the very first time. With a new capacity of 3000, your dancing comfort is assured and sound levels guaranteed to stagger.

If you have already purchased your tickets for the Greenwood not to worry, as they will be valid for the Sydney Showground venue. A full refund is available to all that have changed their mind with the venue move, this can be done at Sounds On Sunday at the Greenwood at any of the upcoming Sunday events. Ticket price will remain at $70 + BF, for more info check out the Sydney Sasha site on Sounds.net.au

There are countless numbers of massive NYE parties in each major city all over the world, especially in London. Fabric is one of London’s premier clubs and this year's NYE event is going to feature a selection of some of Fabric's A class residents and guests.

Room One will see the H-Foundation's Hipp-E & Halo, joining Terry Francis, Craig Richards and DJ Heather. UNKLE and Hybrid will be in charge of Room Two, together with Ali B and Joe Ransom. And in Room Three, Bill Brewster, Rob Da Bank and Maurice Fulton will be providing the tunes.

If you are yet to decide where you will be spending your NYE, you should probably get organising as Tuesday the 31st of December fast approaches. This years NYE event at Fabric will run for a full 12 hours (9:00pm - 9:00am) and set you back a fairly priced £35. For more, check out the official Fabric website...

With the recent release of Ministry of Sound’s "Clubbers Guide to Breaks 2" and back to back nominations at this years Dance Music Awards, Kid Kenobi just keeps getting bigger and better. RA decided to sit the man down and have a talk about the DMA's, what’s been happening in the studio and his overseas travels. A great insight into one of Australia's best and most well known DJ's.

One of Australia's biggest distributors, DMC Records, has recentely updated its website. DMC are the guys that bring series such as Fabric & Fabriclive, Back To Mine and Y4K to Australian shores. They are also the people behind the mighty Australian record label, Zero Tolerance.

In the new site, you will also notice that Zero Tolerance site has also been revamped, as well opening a new forum for fans of the deep and dark label from Melbourne. Click below to check out the site.

The boys down south from Brighton, the Boutique will be uniting with BlowPop to perform at the Bristol Academy. FreQ Nasty, X-Press 2 and the Midfield General will play alongside Blowpop residents John Stapleton, Stereo 8, Mister Craig and Doctor Moody. X-Press 2 are set to perform for 3 hours with 6 turntables!!

The event will take place on Saturday November 23. Tickets are £12 at the door or £10 in advance.

Blur’s Damon Albarn is set to appear on the new much anticipated Massive attack Album. Known to be a friend of Massive Attack band member Robert ‘3-D’ Naja, he joins an A*list of guest vocalists which will appear on the album which is expecting an early 2003 release. Robert has basically produced and recorded the much album solo, but those vocalist on the album will include Sinead O' Connor and Horace Andy.

Another juicy rumour that RA can reveal is that both Blur and Massive Attack are tipped to be performing on stage together next year to help promote the album.

Drum & Bass legend, Micky Finn, is set to release the 2nd part of his Takeover Bid series. Finn, who has been at the forefront of Drum & Bass and Jungle for the last Decade has compiled a treat of 16 of the finest tunes around for your listening pleasure. The mix is due to hit stores on November 18 through DMC Records. To read the review of the CD, click below.

The Arthouse will be playing home to a new night called Townhouse. It will be held every six weeks, with the first night beginning on Saturday the 14th of December.

The first instalment will include the UK duo Supafly responsible for the club classic 'Pleasure Love'. Playing alongside Supafly will be Townhouse residents Paul 'Flex' Taylor, Kate Monroe, Matt Roberts, Jilbert, Rodd Riches, The Vinyl Vandals [JR vs. KC], dirty d, djenerate, airwalk, Jaffa, Cale & Suzie Q.

Tickets are $20.00 (inc. GST) presale with more on the door.