Yesterday was a pretty quiet day in the office, so we took the opportunity to ask the directors for 3 tracks which opened their minds to dance music and made...
Released 33 years ago this week, New Order’s “Blue Monday” (hear the original here) became, according to the BBC, “a crucial link between Seventies disco and the dance/house boom that...
We take a solemn approach to our Throwback Thursday and dedicate it to a true gentleman and icon of the British dance music industry, Tony De Vit (12 September 1957...
Radio One was a staple of my childhood and probably yours too. Pete Tong was our dance music guru, the guy we could rely on to bring us the latest, greatest…
The day is December 24, 2010. I had recently graduated from college, and was spending Christmas Eve holed up at my dad’s desk scouring tracks on my laptop with my…
The Prodigy have always been my ultimate dance act and their second album specifically is a masterpiece that most groups only dream of accomplishing. It’s 1994 and The Prodigy…
Homework was the debut album by French duo, Daft Punk and was released in January 1997 on Virgin Records. Love them or hate them the duo brought the sound of…
Deep Dish and their record label Yoshitoshi were for many of my generation, the pinnacle of class and sophistication. More progressive than Subliminal but with equal amounts of that American…
