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Named for the slogan of the current Iranian protests, ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’ spans techno, breaks and more, with proceeds going to charities that support Iranian women. → Read More
The 74-year old electronic pioneer on his new album, existing inside immersive audio and why the first electronic show that really blew his mind was one he played himself. → Read More
Chandler captured the essence of his favorite clubs — from Ministry of Sound to DC10 to Output — by recording his latest LP ‘Spaces and Places’ inside them. → Read More
“For the last three years, after Keith’s death, I’ve had a reoccurring dream that we were going to do a show, I was going on stage, and I see a car pull up and it’s Keith.” → Read More
The Irish band returns with a third album of post-punk that fails to elevate its Bauhaus and Joy Division-aping tendencies → Read More
Today (April 1) marks the release of 'Consumed In Key', Chilly Gonzales' sublime reimagining of 'Consumed,' Hawtin's 1998 classic made under his Plastikman alias. → Read More
The CBS performance and interview combo revealed an artist at the height of her powers—and a TV format that continually undermined it → Read More
Documenting the women in dance music and the female influence on the history of the genre is a long-overdue task. A new book is working to make it happen. → Read More
In New York, the music industry rose to meet the challenges of the pandemic, and these female executives are among those leading the charge. → Read More
Dimitri Vegas, one-half of the EDM brother duo Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, is breaking out on his own with his first solo single, “Pull Me Closer,” set for release on March 5. A shift away from the big room and main stage high energy sounds Vegas and his brother are known for, “Pull Me […] → Read More
Julio Perez IV’s music exploration works in reverse with his age. When he was a young teenager in the mid-‘80s, he was discovering the funk of the early ‘70s. When he was a college student in the ‘90s, he was getting exposed to ‘60s surf rock and ‘50s jazz. Current or classic, the film editor’s […] → Read More
“You and I,” the lead single and video from the soundtrack to the Amazon original sci-fi film, “Bliss” starring Owen Wilson and Salma Hayek, premieres exclusively on Variety today, one week ahead of the film’s Feb. 5 release on Prime Video. The song is written by the film’s composer, Will Bates, and features the unmistakable […] → Read More
Duran Duran premiered a video for its David Bowie “Five Years" cover. The song was released Jan. 8, on what would've been his 74th birthday. → Read More
Opinion: the music used in "Cobra Kai" suffers from an identity crisis as it overdoses on ‘80s kitsch. → Read More
Following social media reaction to a Chainsmokers drive-in concert, a New York health commissioner has expressed outrage about the show. → Read More
When Paul Cantelon was tapped by first-time feature director Harry Mavromichalis to score “Olympia,” the documentary on Academy Award-winning actress, Olympia Dukakis, he was more than … → Read More
If you cross paths with Crystal Moselle, be warned, she might make a movie of your life. It’s what the New York-based filmmaker did when she met the shut-in family portrayed in her disturbing 2015 documentary and Sundance Grand Jury Prize Winner “The Wolfpack.” She repeated the feat with a girl skater crew she met […] → Read More
Leave it to Moby to time the release of his latest studio album, “All Visible Objects,” for when a pandemic is well under way. Although truth be told, it hasn’t really impacted his routine: an unapologetic homebody, the Los Angeles-based musician spends his days working on music, hiking, reading, thinking, repeat. Touring, like drugs and […] → Read More
Virtual raves have proven to be a popular entertainment option during the coronavirus pandemic. From festivals held online — Earth Night, Room Service, Club House and Desert Hearts are among those that took place just last weekend — to rooftop events headlined by the likes of David Guetta (from the Icon Brickell in Downtown Miami) […] → Read More
'Releasing club music right now is like going fishing in a pond where there are no fish. You throw the bait in, but it can’t be consumed when there is nothing there to consume it.' → Read More