Martyn Pepperell once again shares some of New Zealand's earliest & most influential digs.

The report, coordinated by Green Music, RMIT University and La Trobe University, claims that extreme weather is already changing the way fans experience and attend live music events.

So much more than a DJ, the Samoan, Tokelauan, Tahitian, Māori, and Cape Verdean is Mixmag ANZ's Cover Artist for April 2025.

The findings of a new survey conducted by the Pete Tong DJ Academy were revealed at IMS.

"'Simulacra' embodies the need for both escapism and enlightenment all at once," Laura McInnes writes.

The Gadigal Land/Sydney artist opens up about her looming set at The Warehouse Project, and the role that international brands have to play in local scenes.

The Ethiopian-Australian sound artist and vocalist is one of the few Australian producers pushing the boundaries of music through code in her new release, ‘TECHNIFRO-185’.

Views on TikToks tagged with #ElectronicMusic grew by 45% last year, with a 50% increase in videos using the genre from the UK alone.

Alvin Lucier died in 2021. Now his brain has been "resurrected" and is making music at an art exhibition in Australia.

A playlist filled with all of the best dance floor tracks of 2007, as chosen by the lineup of their Chinese Laundry show.

The Ōtautahi/Christchurch venue's story is one centred entirely around community passion & safety.

A belated list of everything we've been loving from across Australia & Aotearoa/New Zealand.

The set had reportedly cut out on YouTube shortly after the Irish rap trio had led an anti-Margaret Thatcher chant.

The beloved Naarm/Melbourne festival returns with a cryptic new design & 'save the date' announcement.

Having just released his second LP, the Gadigal Land/Sydney has found himself just a little bit more.