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Björk announces new 480-page book documenting “ambitious” live tour

‘Cornucopia: The Book’ features over 300 images and projections from musical and visual artists.

LEGO recreation of Daft Punk Alive 2007 concert could become official product

The design, made by a fan, has been submitted to LEGO’s ideas board for consideration.

Beirut Synthesizer Center and Tunefork Studios collect funds for humanitarian aid in Lebanon

The Lebanon-based music organisations are raising money toward necessities for those displaced.

Warp to host listening party for Aphex Twin’s ‘Selected Ambient Works Volume II (Expanded Edition)’

Taking over the Tate Modern's Blavatnik Building, the free event will coincide with the recent re-release of the seminal 1994 album.

Pioneering UK dubstep label Tempa releases Bandcamp back catalogue for first time

Spanning almost 25 years, the catalogue includes classic tracks from Skream, J:Kenzo, and more.

New database of Asian musicians, DJs, producers and more launched

Family of East aims to connect its community with industry opportunities and "expand the role of Asian identities in the Western music world".

Potato Head Bali announces its international heavy Summer schedule

Featuring Jamie xx's debut at the iconic venue.

GoFundMe set up for Teklife member DJ Lucky following car accident

The fundraiser hopes to support ongoing medical bills while he's out of work.

A Guy Called Gerald honoured with blue plaque for 'Voodoo Ray'

The plaque commemorates the Manchester-born producer for creating "the first acid house track in the UK" in 1988.

Diddy hit with sexual misconduct lawsuits from 120 new accusers, including 25 minors

At the time of alleged offences spanning 33 years, accusers were aged between nine and 38.

Amsterdam Dance Event shares full programme for 2025 edition

The ADE Festival line-up includes over 3000 acts who will be performing across 1000 events and at over 200 venues.

The BBC’s sound effect archive offers 33,000 samples for free

The recordings, which are taken from all over the world and date back to the 1920s, are divided into categories including ‘Footsteps’, ‘Machines’, ‘Crowds’ and ‘Events’.

John Digweed cancels multiple gigs following hospitalisation

His management said in a statement that John is “very ill” and remains in hospital.

NSW introduces the Music Festivals Amendment Bill 2024

Could pill testing be on the horizon in NSW?

Djrum announces first release since 2019, 'Meaning's Edge'

The five-track EP is an intriguing journey through complex sonic aesthetics.

Two Shell announce anticipated debut album for release next month

The eponymous record lands on October 25 featuring 14 new tracks.

Questlove is directing a new documentary about Earth, Wind & Fire

The musician-turned-Oscar-winning-director announced the film on the 21st night of September.

Streaming service TikTok Music is shutting down

The subscription launched less than a year ago and will officially close on November 28.

Ambient composer Beverly Glenn-Copeland reveals dementia diagnosis

In a video posted on Instagram, the musician announced the news and confirmed upcoming tour will be his last

Satellite photograph shows Burning Man from space

The image captures day two of the 70,000-person festival.

Eora's Dayshift launches their 2nd season with an internationally stacked lineup

Off the back of a sold out first season, Dayshift returns with big plans this October.