Twisted Antenna & Whale Plane present: Dance Underworld

 

London x Detroit x Chicago x Beijing

music cities underground

 

23rd April, 10:30PM @ School Bar, Beijing 

Free Entrance

 

Lineup

Howie ...

George Lois was one of the primary architects of the Creative Revolution in American advertising in the 1960s —yeah, yeah, like on Mad Men. He was a leading figure at the world’s first creative agency and cofounded its second. Thi...

Carl Craig: once upon a time in Detroit

Carl Craig is marking the 20th anniversary of his Planet E
label with a compilation album, live tour and monthly remixes of classic archive tracks throughout the year.

In this extensive interview, the De...

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In this decade of webbed connectivity and media supersaturation, the divide between underground and overground has steadily dissolved.


Posted by Simon Reynolds Monday 21 December 2009 @ Guardian here

Recently I went to m...

This interview appeared in the book "Yokoland - As we go up we go down" (a monograph about Yokoland's work from 1998-2005), published by Die Gestalten Verlag in 2006. The interview was done by the Norwegian graphic designer, illustra...

Interview with Matt Wolf 
Written by Chris Rolls (chris(at)fecalface.com), Fecal Face's Music Editor   
Thursday, 18 September 2008
via Fecal Face

The story of Arthur Russell's life i...

Island Records turns 50
by Rob Fitzpatrick

The iconic company turns 50 this month. Its founder, Chris Blackwell, recalls how his tiny reggae label grew into a global phenomenon


There are three huge wal...

Popp Music Oval, Microstoria, and the man behind their curtains: Markus Popp.

By Marc Weidenbaum August 15, 1997 (source)

Young German technologist Markus Popp is of two minds on the subject of electronic music. Those m...

Interview With Wolfgang Voigt
by Simon Reynolds




You've had an extraordinary number of alter-egos and artist names that you've operated under. I get the sense that they each have quite defined identities sonically and i...