The Ultimate Guide to Chicago House Music: Where It All Began House music is now a multi-billion dollar industry. But it all started in the underground in Chicago.
Dub Reggae pioneer Lee 'Scratch' Perry dies at 85 Dub Reggae pioneer Lee "Scratch" Perry has died today. We remember his life and legacy in music and in a wider culture of creativity and more than a little mischief.
The ultimate sound of the 90s rave (and why it was the Hoover) It's the sound of rave culture in one big, bold, and iconic synthesizer blast. And the Hoover is here to stay.
Warp Records and the new sound of everything The label that made IDM a thing, brought new sounds to the airwaves, and became an icon in the process.
Don't forget about the Roland TR-606 Often considered the forgotten cousin of the larger Roland drum machines, there's some good reasons to not forget about the Roland TR-606.
How French Touch shaped House music forever Filter sweeps and sample loops and that special something. French Touch made a mark on the global electronic music landscape that still resonates to this day.
The semi-modular (and semi-popular) ARP2600 An incredible and powerful synthesizer. But is the 2600 really that good, or just wanted because it is so hard to find?