
Dance music’s past, dance music’s future
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“Bang Bang in Sugar Town” @annajanemcintyre
The Sinatra name will forever be associated with the musical mainstream, snugly tied to big-band jazz, Vegas casino shows and comfy classics. But if Frank was cosy and straight, a glass of good w...
A slightly dodgy picture of Chic, live at Blaumari. It kind of sounded like they were sparkling, though. So maybe it works.
There’s a playlist on Apple Music called “Inspired by Chic”. It might as well be called “breathes oxygen”, I thoug...
“Lifeforms in Dead cities” @annajanemcintyre
Welcome to part two of my guide to those Far-Out Son of Lungs, the Future Sound of London.
In part one, published last week, I took you through Stakker Humanoid, Papua New Guinea, Tales of Ephi...
On Thursday evening at Primavera Sound 2026 I wandered into the Auditori and fell straight into wonderland.
On Thursday evening at Primavera Sound 2026 I wandered into the Auditori and fell straight into wonderland. Lucrecia Dalt and her b...
“Re-booted Papua New Guinea: There is no Them. There is Only Us.” @annajanemcintyre
If you’re going to choose a name as showy as The Future Sound of London, then you’re going to have to work for it.
Luckily FSOL, the British electronic du...
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