One of global EDM's largest names returns to tour his brand new "immersive live concept", ÆDEN.

Launched by Not Bad For A Girl, the letter points to examples of gender disparity — including one UK festival with a line-up featuring "80% men".

The LP, released via Naarm/Melbourne label Absorb, finds new life in the form of an accompanying work by artist Eek.

Six people were also hospitalised after attending trance and techno festival Dreamstate over the weekend.

One of 2025's most iconic releases sees a fitting commemorative rework by one of Gadigal Land's most respected.

Bloomberg data shows US$830 billion loss in market value, while the Night Time Industries Association reports young adults moving away from traditional nightlife.

One of Australia's most forward-thinking labels launches a brand-new transmission, in the form of sub-label, Open Phase.

‘Home Is Everywhere and Nowhere at Once’ is Naarm/ Melbourne based artist Takeo.K’s debut album, a multidimensional collage piecing together home through a decade of experimentation.

Fela Kuti becomes first African artist to receive GRAMMY Lifetime Achievement Award.

The French streaming service is now making its AI-detection tool “commercially available”.

A court filing claims that the internet activist group has engaged in the "brazen theft" of 86 million audio files from the platform.

Writer Martyn Pepperell dives into a generation of club music defined by hairstyles and fashion changing more rapidly than ever before.

The FLINTA-focused program is designed to uncover, train and mentor a brand new crop of electronic music talent on Gadigal Land.

The 2014 lockout laws have seen total repeal to mixed reactions from both Sydneysiders & the press.

The Naarm/Melbourne-based duo arrive with their own imprint to celebrate the project's 10th year.