Being a multi-tab-browsing digital native since the late ’90s still doesn’t make Walter W. Wacht automatically a nerd. Follow him on Twitter, Facebook or SoundCloud to learn what makes him tick.
Our new column collects the last week’s worth of EB Favorites (sent out via Twitter and Facebook). You can now enjoy it all in one, weekly spot with additional commentary. – more
Our new column collects the last week’s worth of EB Favorites (sent out via Twitter and Facebook). You can now enjoy it all in one, weekly spot with additional commentary. – more
We’ve finally bowed to public pressure and launched our new feature collecting the last week’s worth of EB Favorites (sent out via Twitter and Facebook). You can now enjoy it all in one, weekly spot with additional commentary. – more
Merry Christmas. Here’s a present: Online Editor Walter W. Wacht’s picks of the year featuring Dean Blunt and Inga Copeland, Grizzly Bear and DJ Koze. – more
According to our readers, the most useful website, blog, or web service of 2012 is Facebook! Have a look inside to see the full short list—and find out if you’re a lucky winner of this years’ Electronic Beats readers’ poll. – more
This week it’s the turn of EB’s Walter W. Wacht to fling open the doors of his psyche and let us all have a rummage around.. – more
The Berlin-based sound artist has created a piece of vinyl with only one ultra-low frequency. Will you play it—or will it play you? – more
Today’s episode of “Smalhans is chef”, a multi-part interview with Hans-Peter Lindstrøm, is not only the final item of this food-centred column, but also the shortest (and sweetest). And since treats are always great we thought it would be nice to throw in some copies of Lindstrøm’s Smalhans album—win inside. – more
On the fifth day of our “Smalhans is chef” interview series with Hans-Peter Lindstrøm we’re serving a seasonal dish while referring to his album track “Fāār-i-kāāl”. – more
Welcome to the third installment of “Smalhans is chef”, our interview series with Norwegian producer Hans-Peter Lindstrøm. Today it’s all about the album track “Ęg-gęd-ōsis” and the simple dessert that goes by the same name. – more
Heard of the recent Nina Kraviz controversial bath tub situation? We’ve met her in 2011 for an in-depth interview, talking strictly music. Then again, Electronic Beats Slices Magazine caught up with Parisian house trio dOP in 2008 for an in-depth Thai massage—without any controversial presentiments. – more
Who’s that guy hiding behind his hands? It’s Chile-raised, New York-based musician, dj and record label owner Nicolas Jaar. – more
You might have heard the news: the Berlin wall sees a new generation of demonstrators these days. We won’t go into detail on this now (this just in: David Hasselhoff joined Sunday afternoon’s protests), but our classic Slices feature on Los Angeles-based producer Greg Broussard aka Egyptian Lover blends nicely into the current happenings. – more
With the release of his critically acclaimed debut album Into Infinity on Perlon in 2011, Alan Abrahams aka Bodycode aka Portable made a bold step into the focus of house music. Having moved from South Africa to Portugal to Berlin, Electronic Beats Slices took the opportunity to meet Portable for an in-depth interview, discussing the relevance and significance of Chicago – more
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