Maria Perevedentseva

Desert Island Disc: Efdemin On Techno, Utopia And Reconciliation

Ahead of the release of Efdemin’s fourth album, New Atlantis, Maria Perevedentseva meets Phillip Sollmann to talk islands and bridging the divide between the concert hall and the club

INTERVIEW: Damien Dubrovnik

Following the release of their new album as Damien Dubrovnik during the summer, Loke Rahbek and Christian Stadsgaard discuss taking Posh Isolation to global audiences and what's next for their label

Damien Dubrovnik

Great Many Arrows

To The Things Themselves: The Strange World Of… Wolfgang Voigt

Following the return of his ground-breaking ambient techno Gas project with Narkopop after a seventeen-year hiatus and a renewed live presence, Wolfgang Voigt speaks to Maria Perevedentseva about three decades of collapsing the boundaries between the minimal and the maximal, and the popular and the esoteric

Kangding Ray

HYPER OPAL MANTIS

In Respect Of Tactics: An Interview With Shifted

Guy Alexander Brewer's new album Appropriation Stories marks a return to dancefloor-aimed techno. He tells Maria Perevedentseva how he's excited about the genre again and why he's set up a new label, Drifting Over

INTERVIEW: Silent Servant

As Sandwell District co-founder Silent Servant prepares to call time on his Jealous God label with a series of final releases, Maria Perevedentseva speaks to him about why now is the time to end the project

Creating A Hyper-Reality: An Interview With These Hidden Hands

Producers Tommy Four Seven and Alain Paul are moving away from their techno roots on their new album, Vicarious Memories. They tell Maria Perevedentseva why now is the time for ambiguity and "bizarre operatic shit"

Dionysus Vs. Apollo: Berlin Atonal 2016

At this year's edition of Berlin Atonal, Maria Perevedentseva finds a festival packed with art installations and music ranging from the DJ-friendly to all-out carnage, which – having found its footing so spectacularly in recent years - seems not quite so sure what exactly its next step should be. (Photographs by Camille Blake)

Tresor 25 Years: Techno, Canonisation & The Future Of The Underground

At the institutions twenty-fifth birthday celebrations Maria Perevedentseva considers what happens to the future of the underground when its past is canonised. (Photographs by Camille Blake)

Juan Atkins & Moritz von Oswald Present Borderland

Transport

Kerridge

Fatal Light Attraction

Shapednoise

Different Selves

LIVE REPORT: Mica Levi

Maria Perevedentseva reports from the Barbican in London

LIVE REPORT: Ben Frost & Laurel Halo

Maria Perevedentseva reports on this month's edition of Ovation, with sets from Ben Frost, Laurel Halo and Jacques Gaspard Biberkopf

Kerridge

Always Offended Never Ashamed