Leftfield to return

Their music not only defined the soundtrack of a generation, it also defined a whole genre of its own. London’s Leftfield spearheaded the Intelligent Dance Music in the 1990s, and although one might discuss if genres are necessary or not, it’s without doubt to say that their impact on contemporary dance music was nothing less – more

This years Mercury Prize nominees have been announced, and as ever the list contains some quality albums, even though this year seems to be a one horse race. Nominees include Wild Beasts’ Two Dancers, Laura Marling’s I Speak Because I Can, Paul Weller’s Wake Up The Nation, Mumford and Son’s Sigh No More and the – more

Essex based dance group The Prodigy has been voted the most influential electronic act of all time, in a recent poll put together by UK festival GlobalGathering. The festival put the poll together by asking 2000 partygoers whom they thought, “has shaped the dance genre the most.” The Prodigy have sold over 20 million records, – more