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Hear A Twin Peaks Mixtape Featuring The 2017 Season’s Cast

The mix features Trent Reznor, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Richard Chamberlain plus musicians and bands from the official cast. With a new Twin Peaks season in the works, Welcome To Twin Peaks has put together a mixtape that features artists from the show’s cast doing their most “David Lynch-conjuring work”. Have a look at the track … Continued

Meet Drömfakulteten, The Collective Behind Some Of Sweden’s Most Forward-Thinking New Music

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Unlike most other all-women music collectives, Drömfakulteten is anchored in a physical sense of place. Where its internet-savvy contemporaries congregate on private Facebook groups and Slack threads, this Stockholm, Sweden-based crew established an IRL community within a bike repair shop-turned-studio in the neighborhood of Södermalm. The space, in the basement of an old housing complex … Continued

How To Make A David Lynch Film

Today the brilliant David Lynch turned 70. In those many years, he’s crafted some of the finest, strangest movies ever to dance before our eyes—and some of the most haunting music of our age. While few may not have the same flair for film making that Lynch has, many have been inspired by his work. If … Continued

Jean-Michel Jarre Taps David Lynch, Julia Holter & More for New LP

Jean-Michel Jarre’s new album, Electronica 1, isn’t even here yet, but it boasts an impressive cast of collaborators: Horror auteur John Carpenter, Fuck Buttons, Air, Little Boots. Now, he’s unveiled plans for a 2016 follow-up featuring—among other notables—Twin Peaks creator David Lynch. “To be clear, the artists on the second are not there due to … Continued

Electronic Beats Writers’ Reflections 2013

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For more insight into the people behind Electronic Beats—the ones who voted for our Releases of the Year—we asked our contributors for a list of their own devising and a few words about their year.

Beats Per Month: October, 2013

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In our BPM column, we review a clutch of the most intriguing electronic music currently on offer. This month, Angus Finlayson on Dopplereffekt, FKA Twigs, Jam City, Lotic, Slackk, and Tessela.

Self-Liberating: an interview with Grimes part 2

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Now in the process of rediscovering her solitude in the dark forests of British Columbia, Claire Boucher has managed to shrug off the creative restraints that have accompanied her unexpected indie popstar dasein and reenter the introverted world of production and songwriting to which she’s accustomed.

10 x 4 – UMA

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If you read our weekly column Videodrome regularly, you’ve probably come across UMA’s new video for ‘Wild At Heart’. It’s from their first EP Drop your Soul and is worth checking again. Go on, do it. It’s a great piece of art, self-directed by Ella and Florian Zwietnig, the married couple behind UMA.

10 x 4 – Jakub Adamec

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Jakub Adamec is one of those (post-)modern Renaissance men, who skillfully navigate their career through various forms of art, while retaining a red thread that goes through their oeuvre. Adamec is a member of the electric, eclectic Silesian band I Love 69 Popgeju, the author of quite a bit of video work (the latest for … Continued

Trick or mix – Halloween roundup

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October 31st? Must be Halloween then, and what Halloween would be complete without a chilling selection of spooky mixes and evil tracks from some of our favourite selectors. To save you the trouble of searching the internet for your dose of musical devilry we have put together a round up of some the best mixes … Continued

Psychologist

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Psychologist is the alter ego of Iain Woods who makes bastard-future pop that is by turns delicate, vulnerable and utterly uncompromising. Currently releasing the second in a brace of E.P’s that have been released weeks apart but are conjoined like a musical puzzle, the enjoyment is to be found fusing the pieces to make one … Continued

Omar Souleyman reworks Björk

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So the new Björk album Biophilia. There’s an app for that. There’s a regular music release coming out. There are loads of interesting articles on the concept of inter-galactic travelling and its technical execution. There are remixes by fellow collaborator and pig owner Matthew Herbert, ultra pop producer Serban Ghenea and now we have the … Continued

The Top 7 Mixes of March 2020

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In this column, we shine a light on seven mixes that deserve your attention this month. From superstar DJs to underground operators, from peak-time heat to home-listening treats, there’s something for all ears. With nightlife on pause until further notice, March’s roundup looks set to be the first in a series of quarantine mixes–in fact, … Continued

The Death and Rebirth of Aquarian

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An ouroboros, a creature originating from Egyptian mythology, swallows its own unfurling tail. Aquarian’s debut album title, The Snake That Eats Itself, releasing digitally tomorrow on Bedouin Records, directly references this ancient symbol as a conduit through which he communicates the revolutions of death and rebirth as a young artist in a rapidly accelerating, and … Continued

Swans’ Michael Gira Sounds Off

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Swans frontman Michael Gira sounds off on electronic music’s inherent flaws, his time in Israeli jail, and cosmic unity in an interview with A.J. Samuels.

Nicolas Jaar: An Interview

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As one of the busiest summers of Nicolas Jaar’s career winds down, we took some time out with him backstage at the EB Festival Budapest to find out how he’s doing and what he’s been up to.

Daniel Jones recommends Evian Christ

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I love to reconceptualize ideas and cultures, and I’ve always been drawn to sounds that are less than straightforward. Accordingly, London label Tri Angle has offered an excellent selection of diverse sounds for me to cram into my already overstuffed earholes. Evian Christ is probably one of my favorite new signings specifically because of this … Continued