Techno: A universal language. No matter your native tongue, the myriad beats that define the genre can be understood by all. By cultivating emotions, causing movement, forming sounds and generating ...

Last week the annual Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels kicked off in New York. It’s only the second year the festival has touched down in the city, but it’s already a vital part of the cultural ...

The revered producer released his two-track Redacted EP in late October, and will play a pair of intimate sets with Deep Dish next month in London. By Katie Bain In the techno hall of fame, Dubfire ...

Here, six house and techno artists provide a look into what it’s like being a tastemaker spinning at Time Warp. They discuss their favorite memories, why the event is special to them and more. From ...

Xing Long, a DJ and rave organizer, tests audio gear ahead of a rave at a friend’s bar in Changchu (Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All rights reserved) From ...

Why does it seem like dance music has got so hard and fast recently? Isaac Muk investigates, exploring the impact of a new generation of "play harder" clubbers and artists, social media and economic ...

Dancers enjoy the techno scene at a contra dance in Surry. Typically, techno contras are reserved for special occasions. Courtesy of Alice Slater Few things are more traditional than a New England ...

In a world engulfed by streaming, mobile media and various online content, the magic of local TV programing has become a relic of the past. Before Netflix, Youtube and even satellite TV, local TV ...

Thousands of Instagram users uploaded videos of themselves dancing on their balconies - and supporting each other while staying at home. Russian band ‘Cream Soda & Khleb’ recently released a video for ...

Although widely associated with Europe, techno music was invented in Detroit and its suburbs in the early 1980s by young African-Americans armed with drum machines, futurist ideals and a predilection ...