Michael Lutz is duty editor of Electronic Beats Magazine. He lives in Berlin.
Michael Lutz is on hand with a selection of what he’s been feeling throughout the month of January. – more
See Michael’s recommendations and what he spent his dough for in 2012. – more
“I’m trying to leave behind a legacy, a museum. And for me, this is a lot easier to do when I’m isolated because then I don’t get infected by what’s going on around me.” – more
For some, René Pawlowitz‘ sound is Berlin. Under his production moniker Shed, the DJ and producer has crafted some of our favorite dark techno tracks; punishing, shuffling beats that transport our ears to dark concrete boxes filled with strobes, bass and sweat. Even as the city continues to grow and change, these are the sounds – more
When Atari Teenage Riot started out in early 90s, they were seen both as musical innovators and political agitators amongst the left. Frontman Alec Empire, designed a sound so fast and aggressive that it made contemporairies like The Prodigy look like softies. Not only in Berlin but as well in Japan, USA and other parts – more
This is the view from International Feel Recordings‘ former headquarters in Punte del Este, Uruguay. To coincide with the release of the first International Feel compilation, imaginatively entitled A Compilation, we got label founder Mark Barrott on the phone to talk us through the myriad developments happening at the label—not least the change of scenery. Alongside running – more
This photo of the beautiful Villa Medici in Rome was taken by Malka Spigel, founding member of post-punk group Minimal Compact, while staying there with her husband and Githead bandmate Colin Newman of Wire. The duo’s co-founded label swim ~ just released Malka’s first solo album in 14 years, Every Day Is Like The First Day. Rome was one – more
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