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“Waiting for a moment that will never come”: Max Dax recommends Tobias Zielony’s Story/No Story

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As the much-discussed, German photographer’s solo exhibition at Berlinische Galerie draws to a close, we revisit our editor-in-chief’s recommendation—originally published in our Spring, 2013 print magazine—of Zielony’s photo book Story/No Story. Max Dax interviews Zielony in person at Berlinsche Galerie on Saturday, September 28th at 7pm; the talk is free and open to the public. The exhibition closes on September 30th. Left: Tobias Zielony, Mädchen, 2003 (courtesy of Tobias Zielony and KOW Berlin).

The Radio Sessions: Max Dax

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Tonight’s guest on Electronic Beats On Air is someone we know very well here at Electronic Beats: our very own editor-in-chief Max Dax.

The Radio Sessions: Max Dax

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From his top choices of 2012 to his thoughts on avant-pop prophetess Grimes, peruse the mind of our Editor-In-Chief as he once more goes on-air at FluxFM.

2012 Editor’s Picks: Max Dax

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Another year long gone. Musically speaking, 2012 was a great year—at least for me, as I see music not only in terms of fun but also as a way to calibrate myself with the world. Having said that, this year (as with every year) I’ve listened to a lot of different music by many artists, … Continued

“I mean gone” – Max Dax and A.J. Samuels Talk to Jason Pierce

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If consistency is the hobgoblin of human minds, we can all be thankful that Jason Pierce is from outer space. The Spiritualized architect and founding member of Spacemen 3 has regularly cheated death over the past decade, most recently fighting his way through chemotherapy to concoct what’s rumored to be Spiritualized’s final album.

“A certain luxury we call freedom” – Max Dax interviews Alexander Kluge

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The world according to acclaimed German director, novelist and producer Alexander Kluge is full of veils, masks, and hidden agendas. And not always in a bad way. From facial expressions to DNA, life is illusory and coded. But masks aren’t just forms of self-preservation through misrepresentation; they also provide freedom through anonymity — or protection … Continued

Max Dax interviews Irmin Schmidt

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Electronic Beats’ editor-in-chief Max Dax went to visit Can’s Irmin Schmidt in his studio the south of France to learn more about the pioneering band’s alchemic mix of improvisation and composition.

The Radio Sessions – Electronic Beats on air with Max Dax on FluxFM

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Once again, EB Editor-in-chief Max Dax faces the world of broadcast audio on our EB Radio Sessions. For one hour he talked about the latest issue of Electronic Beats Magazine, including The Kills, what it was like meeting Pet Shop Boys, and most anything you’d want to know about the new issue. For hour two, he dropped a diverse (yet sophisticated) mix, including Plastic Ono Band, Kavinsky, and Frank Ocean

Max Dax interviews Bernard Sumner

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“There was a fascination for everything related to the war because it was all around me”: Bernard Sumner’s simple guitar lines and plaintive vocals are essential elements in New Order’s dark, romantic synth-pop—a sound that helped define Manchester’s musical identity and set Factory Records on the path to immortality.

Thomas Schoenberger and Max Dax dine with Gerard Joulie

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Photo: Luci Lux Usually, judging a restaurant by its menu is about as reliable as judging a book by its cover. But at Bouillon Chartier in the heart of Paris’ ninth arrondissement, what you read is what you get. And what you get is what patrons at the historical bistro have gotten for the past … Continued

Max Dax and A.J. Samuels talk to Blaine L. Reininger

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As a student of electronic music at San Francisco City College in the late seventies, Tuxedomoon’s Blaine L. Reininger always had an affinity for synthesizers and sequencers. At the time (and place), the then novel electronic instruments were more geared towards experimentation than making pop songs—a distinction for which Reininger, a classically trained violinist, had … Continued

Anika – On the phone with Max Dax

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British-Born Annika Henderson, aka Anika, subverts the music industry’s dominant paradigms in unexpected ways. The twenty-four-year-old singer recently released her debut long player—a mélange of dubby, rough-around-the-edges protest music with monotone vocals that sounds like Nico for the post-post-rave generation. Good morning Anika. I know you’re on tour—where have I managed to reach you? I … Continued

Counting with Max Dax

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We decided to ask Max Dax – Editor-in-Chief of our Electronic Beats Print Magazine to ‘count with us’ in order to find out the numerically relevant digits in his life – from 9/11 to four things he has still to do, it’s all here. Read on for the insights in this feature which initially appeared … Continued

Sun Ra’s Business Cards From The 1950’s Are Amazing

As you can see below, cosmic philosopher Sun Ra had pretty down to earth business cards back in the 1950s that offered his services as a musician. See for yourself below and check out Caribou’s guide to his favorite Sun Ra jams here.

Spiritualized Make Drone Album With Bees

They say humanity won’t survive long after the bees go extinct. To stir up some buzz on the topic, artist Wolfgang Buttress has constructed “The Hive,” a 17-meter multi-sensory honeycomb installation. Its soundtrack? Actual bee samples and improvised drone rendered by space rock band Spiritualized, new Icelandic sensations Amiina, Youth, Camille Buttress and Deidre Bencsik. Together, the collective … Continued

Are You Disrespecting Music When You Fall Asleep To It?

These days, there are concerts specially designed to make attendees go to sleep. It should come as no surprise that such events are characterized by (really) long performances… and drones. A good number of playlists on Spotify and similar streaming services now cater toward inducing tiredness in listener. While common courtesy discourages falling asleep at … Continued

Club 2 Club Share Video on Italian Club Culture Origins

The Torino-based festival Club 2 Club has released a short film cataloging the origins of the event. Interviews with the organizers tell of the festivals’ development out of the birth of club culture in Italy and how the fusion of dance music with a diverse range of other styles came to shape the development of Turin’s scene, … Continued

Hieroglyphic Being Announces New Album

Good news from New York’s RVNG label: Chicago weird-house/techno mainstay Hieroglyphic Being has announced a new album called We Are Not The First. The whole record is credited to “Hieroglyphic Being and the J.I.T.U. Ahn-Sahm-Bul,” and it took us a while to figure out that’s a phonetic spelling of “ensemble,” as the record was made … Continued

Stealing Time With Brian Eno

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Here’s what happened when Max Dax told the ambient icon a Bono joke during an interview for the Fall 2011 issue of our magazine.

Interview: RZA

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The fate of the new, unreleased Wu-Tang Clan album has remained a looming question mark. RZA tells why.

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.

Exclusive Preview: Second extract from Scooter: Always Hardcore

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‘Scooter: Always Hardcore’ is a new book documenting one of the world’s most successful—and polarizing—bands. Written, in close collaboration with the band, by Electronic Beats Editor-in-Chief Max Dax and Robert Defcon, we present a series of exclusive excerpts from the book. This time, “The Power Cut”.

Exclusive Preview: An extract from Scooter: Always Hardcore

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Scooter: Always Hardcore is a new book documenting one of the world’s most successful—and polarizing—bands. Written, in close collaboration with the band, by Electronic Beats Editor-in-Chief Max Dax and Robert Defcon, we’re excited to be exclusively publishing a series of excerpts from the book.

EB Album Premiere: Tosca’s Tlapa

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Listen to Tosca’s new album Tlapa exclusively here on Electronic Beats, featuring mixes from the likes of Makossa & Megablast, Brendon Moeller, Marlow & Rainer Trueby and many

A week in the life: Montenegro

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We spent a week in Montenegro, a country which has only known independence for seven years, to understand the struggle for a national identity through personal narratives.

Politics as Usual: An interview with Anika

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Daniel Jones meets the charismatic vocalist at the helm of dark pop reconceptualizations—including of her own material—and uncovers some of the undertones driving the former political journalist’s work.

“Germans are probably funny people”: An interview with Uwe Schmidt

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At this year’s CTM 13 festival, Electronic Beats’ editor-in-chief Max Dax publicly interviewed the German musician living in Chile—aka Atom Heart, Atom™, Señor Coconut, and more—uncovering archiving, cultural imperialism, Axl Rose, and what Kraftwerk really think about Señor Coconut.

An interview with Brandt Brauer Frick

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This week sees the release of acoustic techno act Brandt Brauer Frick’s third LP Miami. Electronic Beats’ editor-in-chief Max Dax went to their studio in Neukolln to talk about the record, why Theo Parrish means more to them than the European avant-garde and their endless fascination with airport towers.

Fast Food 19

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Fast Food is a weekly blog about cooking and the micropolitics of dining by Thomas Schoenberger and Max Dax. This week it covers thoughts on white wine and tough working hours.

Fast Food 18

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This week’s installment of Fast Food covers thoughts on milk foam and fish trawlers. How are these two entities linked? Well, you might enjoy a cup of cappuccino in the morning while reading the newspapers, and then receive the phone call from your trusted fishmonger informing you that a big slice of swordfish will be … Continued

Fast Food 17

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This week’s installment of Fast Food covers what it means to properly put together a dinner menu under the seasonal constraints of Italy’s Marche region. Oh yeah, it also offers advice on how not to fix a dent in a Jaguar XJ6. Fast Food is a weekly blog about cooking and the micropolitics of dining by … Continued

Shantel on Martin Scorsese’s Boardwalk Empire

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“There has always been a nebulous relationship between the representation of La Cosa Nostra in the American literary and cinematic traditions and its reality. The romanticism at the core of our image of organized crime is, in a sense, misleading.”

Berlin’s CTM Festival is on its way…

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Those attuned to the rumblings of Berlin’s musical under- (and overground) will know that it’s not long until the 14th edition of CTM lands in Berlin, turning the city into a hub of forward-thinking electronic music performance and discussion. Find out about Electronic Beats’ involvement, here.

Fast Food 16

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This week’s installment of Fast Food covers thoughts on the Roman Empire and how to successfully cut a leg of beef from a cow. Fast Food is a weekly blog about cooking and the micropolitics of dining by Thomas Schoenberger and Max Dax. The photo was taken near Arezzo on the superstrada to Florence and … Continued

Readers Poll 2012- Restaurants –

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Your favorite restaurants and eateries of 2012 were a revelation. Including a floating restaurant in Budapest, your pizza joint down the road and… McDonald’s.

Fast Food 15

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This week’s installment of Fast Food covers thoughts on roasting the perfect brasato and why you can read the menu—or any plate—like a book.

Counting with Mathias Modica

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Mathias Modica is a Marseille-based DJ, musician and label founder. Together with Jonas Imbery, he runs the much-loved disco imprint Gomma. He doesn’t like lounge music, by the way.

For Sale 7

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Can’t take the Heat? Then allow Max Dax to suggest an original alternative: the blueprint for the 1995 A-lister, 1989’s L.A. Takedown.

Alexis Taylor on Kraftwerk

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Leading up to Kraftwerk’s Düsseldorf performance in 2013, we present you in-depth stories from MoMA’s Kraftwerk retrospective earlier this year – today featuring Alexis Taylor, multiinstrumentalist and vocalist of Hot Chip.

Fast Food 14

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This week’s installment of Fast Food covers thoughts on the concept of the Bavarian Biergarten as well as why we shouldn’t be too angry with McDonald’s. Fast Food is a weekly blog about cooking and the micropolitics of dining by Thomas Schoenberger and Max Dax. The photo was taken at Hofbräu Biergarten in Munich under … Continued

The last hundred days…

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Discover our favorite articles and events, compiled from the beginning of the first day of EB.net’s redesign.

Afrika Bambaataa on Kraftwerk

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Leading up to Kraftwerk’s Düsseldorf performance in 2013, we present you in-depth stories from MoMA’s Kraftwerk retrospective earlier this year – today featuring producer, DJ, and founding member of Soulsonic Force and founder of Zulu Nation Afrika Bambaataa.

Ruza ‘Kool Lady’ Blue on Kraftwerk

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Leading up to Kraftwerk’s Düsseldorf performance in 2013, we present you in-depth stories from MoMA’s Kraftwerk retrospective earlier this year – today featuring Ruza ‘Kool Lady’ Blue, founder of the legendary Roxy Club.

Fast Food 13

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This week’s installment of Fast Food covers thoughts on white paper tablecloth and the beauty of simplicity. If you do fancy being served a plate of Peccorino cheese around midnight in a crowded restaurant and having it together with a glass of red wine, then read on. Fast Food is a weekly blog about cooking … Continued

Fast Food 12

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This week’s installment of Fast Food covers thoughts on discretion and toughness. If you happen to be famous you probably don’t want to be bothered while dining. Fast Food is a weekly blog about cooking and the micropolitics of dining by Thomas Schoenberger and Max Dax. Due to a heavy traveling itinerary, this week’s episode … Continued

Fast Food 11

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This week’s installment of Fast Food covers thoughts on cooking in public. You can always impress people by setting the stove on fire and handling the situation. Fast Food is a weekly blog about cooking and the micropolitics of dining by Thomas Schoenberger and Max Dax. Due to technical problems this week’s episode didn’t get … Continued

For Sale 1

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The first in a daily series in which Electronic Beats’ editorial staff recommend ways to spend your hard-earned cash. Today, it’s the turn of editor-in-chief Max Dax.

Review: EB Festival Vienna

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Didn’t get a ticket? Or, perhaps you did and are now wrestling with a hangover and can’t remember a thing. Whatever, allow us to explain how last night’s EB Festival in Vienna went down.

Fast Food 10

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This week’s installment of Fast Food covers thoughts on getting your guests drunk. In a restaurant you can easily make a statement by ordering a super expensive wine. Or, the restaurant can make a point by refusing its clients the opportunity to make such a statement. In this tenth episode of Fast Food, Thomas Schoenberger … Continued

Eliane Radigue: An interview

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Born in Paris in 1932, into a world quite different from today, Eliane Radigue remains an important, intriguing figure in the European musical avant-garde. EB editor-in-chief went to meet her and find out about her fascinating life.

Grischa Lichtenberger: An Interview

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For me, it’s ideologically important that electronic music shows that even dilettantes like me can make music. I mean, it’s not about being the next Franz Liszt standing up there and being feted by the public, but rather about the music itself.

Fast Food 9

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This week’s installment of Fast Food covers thoughts on Al Bacco, a fine restaurant in Venice, and what any restaurant owner in the world could learn from it. Fast Food is an ongoing conversation about cooking and the micropolitics of dining by Thomas Schoenberger and Max Dax on Electronicbeats.net. The photo was taken by Max … Continued

Fast Food 8

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This week’s installment of Fast Food brings to light the military organization required to run a restaurant. Find out how Miles Davis, Nino Rota, the Mafia and Dante connect to a certain structured lifestyle. The photo was taken by Max Dax and shows the upper dining room of the world famous pizzeria Sorbillo in Naples. … Continued

Fast Food 7

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Fast Food is a new, regular feature on EB.net by Thomas Schoenberger and Max Dax. Every Saturday you can read a new piece of a sophisticated ongoing conversation about cooking, traditions and how to read the menu of any given restaurant. It is a discussion about disappearing spaces and why so many chefs listen to Miles Davis’ so-called ‘electric period’ after … Continued

Interview: BEAK>

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Electronic Beats editor-in-chief Max Dax sits down with the band, led by straight talking iconoclast Geoff Barrow, to talk Can, the “fucked” film industry and why bands today are responsible for making dead music.

Fast Food 6

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Fast Food is a new, regular feature on EB.net by Thomas Schoenberger and Max Dax. Every Saturday you can read a new piece of a sophisticated ongoing conversation about cooking, traditions and how to read the menu of any given restaurant. It is a discussion about disappearing spaces and why so many chefs listen to Miles Davis’ so-called ‘electric period’ after … Continued

Fast Food 5

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Fast Food is a new, regular feature on EB.net by Thomas Schoenberger and Max Dax. Every Saturday you can read a new piece of a sophisticated ongoing conversation about cooking, traditions and how to read the menu of any given restaurant. It is a discussion about disappearing spaces and why so many chefs listen to Miles Davis’ so-called ‘electric period’ after … Continued

Fast Food 4

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Fast Food is a new, regular feature on EB.net by Thomas Schoenberger and Max Dax. Every Saturday you can read a new piece of a sophisticated ongoing conversation about cooking, traditions and how to read the menu of any given restaurant. It is a discussion about disappearing spaces and why so many chefs listen to … Continued

Interview: Dan Perjovschi

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What exactly is a ‘temporary artist’? According to Romanian artist/writer Dan Perjovschi, it’s someone who creates work that is eventually replaced, scrubbed off or painted over. Therefore, a temporary artist always has a fresh canvas—a fresh perspective, and a fresh start to remake and reconceptualize the work of his past. A temporary artist is always new.   Max … Continued

ICAS Suite Interview with Oliver Baurhenn

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From September 5th through the 8th, the second edition of the ICAS Suite is attached to the always-intriguing CTM Festival. Bringing such fresh sound-artists and performers as Mykki Blanco and Nguzunguzu, ICAS Suite plays an important role in Berlin Music Week… but what role is that exactly? And what does ICAS stand for anyway? CTM organizer Oliver Baurhenn reveals all.

Fast Food 3

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Fast Food is a new, regular blog on electronicbeats.net by Thomas Schoenberger and Max Dax. Every Saturday you can read a new piece of a sophisticated ongoing conversation about cooking, traditions and how to read the menu of any given restaurant. It is a discussion about disappearing spaces and why so many chefs listen to … Continued

Fast Food 2

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Fast Food is a new, regular blog by Thomas Schoenberger and Max Dax. Every Saturday you can read a new part of their ongoing conversation about cooking, traditions and how to read the menu of any given restaurant. Of yeah, and why so many chefs listen to “electric period” Miles Davis’ after an exhausting night … Continued

A week in the life: 168 hrs Kraftwerk, NYC part 1

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Photo: Max Dax Few bands cast a shadow as long (or wide) as electronic pioneers Kraftwerk. The influence of the band’s trail-blazing retro-futurism, conceptual precision and electronic minimalism is difficult to overestimate, extending beyond numerous genres of electronic music into the broader realm of art and popular culture. And the art world seems to have … Continued

Fast Food 1

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Season 1: The Restaurant Schönberger. Fast Food is a new, regular blog on electronicbeats.net by Thomas Schoenberger and Max Dax. Every Saturday you can read a new piece of a sophisticated ongoing conversation about cooking, traditions and how to read the menu of any given restaurant. It is a discussion about disappearing spaces and why … Continued

Interview: Pet Shop Boys

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For the forthcoming September issue of Electronic Beats Magazine, editor-in-chief Max Dax met Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe of the Pet Shop Boys for the cover story. In the exchange, Tennant and Lowe look increasingly comfortable in their roles as pop’s elder statesmen, ruminating with candidness—and, of course, arch wit—on a diverse range of subjects. … Continued

Editor’s Choice 2

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We listen to a lot of music. Like, a lot. It’s pretty much the point of our jobs, of course, but there’s another reason: we love music. We love buying records, we love going to shows, and (okay, sure) we love finding spur-of-the-moment leaks of heavily-anticipated albums, just like (we hope) you. Music is pretty … Continued

Inside New Order’s exhibition opening at .HBC

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Yesterday’s rainy Wednesday was the first day of rest during this year’s European football championship. At the .HBC (formerly Hungary’s cultural embassy in central East Berlin, now a fine and diverse venue) however, hundreds of people lined up to attend New Order’s debut showcase of photographs and artwork, hosted by Electronic Beats. Prefacing their widely-anticipated … Continued

New Order — an exhibition: a closer look

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Seven days to go until it’s all about New Order here at Electronic Beats. On June 21, 2012 we’ll be proudly presenting not only the legendary Manchester band’s live show in Berlin — the only New Order club concert in Germany in 2012 —, but also the exhibition of New Order’s decade-spanning carreer. From June … Continued

Squarepusher: Live in Gdansk

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James Blake made the ladies swoon, Jazzanova made the crowd groove, but In Gda?sk ‘party’ is now spelled S-Q-U-A-R-E-P-U-S-H-E-R. We watched Tom Jenkinson entrance the crowd with his hypnotic live show, swirling LED lights synced in time with his pulsing waves of broken bass, channeling 8-bit-flavored drum’n’bass electro across a crowd eager to rave hard. … Continued

Musik Film Marathon: Finissage

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Since April 10th, the second Musik Film Marathon has featured around 40 events in Berlin, from feature films to experimental films to documentaries. Tonight the festival will close with two extraordinary events, taking place at two extraordinary locations. First at Martin-Gropius-Bau. The German movie Ein Großer Garaublauer Vogel, directed by acclaimed film-maker Thomas Schamoni will … Continued

Dissonance: Day 1

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Day One April 10, 2012 4:45 a.m. wake up call. 5:30 a.m. taxi from Neukölln to Berlin Tegel airport. 7:00 a.m. flight BA 0981 to London Heathrow (Int’l Terminal 5). 9:55 a.m. flight BA 0175 to John F. Kennedy (Terminal 7). 12:21 p.m. arrival at John F. Kennedy (Terminal 7). 12:52 p.m. US border control. … Continued

Easter Egg Vol. 4: EB Magazine

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Intuition tells us you potentially take offense at being inundated with images of multi-pastelled eggs and bunny rabbits. We feel the same. Nevertheless, in keeping up with our pan-religious agenda (re: last December’s 8 classic Kraftwerk Hanukkah album reviews/month-long post-sundown Ramadan postings), we’re proud to present to you our Easter Special – an in-depth look … Continued

Dear Readers,

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Dear Readers, Starting today, electronicbeats.net begins another new and exciting chapter in our quest to become the digital daily for a digital vanguard. First and foremost, expect an even greater emphasis on the voices of the artists themselves from the ever-growing Electronic Beats family. From Bryan Ferry to Underground Resistance, from Apparat to Alva Noto: … Continued

Anika covers Chromatics

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Check out this cover of the Chromatics track ‘In The City’ by Anika. The Bristol based musician who has recently spoke EB Magazine Editor Max Dax, has taken the strutting downtown disco of the original and turned it into something that sounds like the Slits jamming with John Barry. We’ve had it on repeat all … Continued

Dieter Meier is Out of Chaos.

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Dieter Meier vocalist and lyricist for legendary electronic pioneers Yello is going to perform two concerts with his new project Out of Chaos this March. Meier will be joined by violinist Tobias Preisig and classical guitarist Nicolas Rüttimann. Out of Chaos was borne from Meier’s desire to tour Touch Yello the virtual concert that the … Continued

Electronic Beats – 2011 Review

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Welcome to the final round up of the year as we take a look at what happened in the world of Electronic Beats over the last 12 months with change and rejuvenation, unforgettable live music experiences, and in depth cultural exchanges. 2011 began with a new outlook and a fresh perspective. In April our beloved … Continued

New Electronic Beats Magazine winter edition out now!

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Is it December already? Gosh, time flies. It’s been in spring 2011 when the first revamped issue of Electronic Beats Magazine hit the shelves, and the third edition is nearly here. Please welcome Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Mr. Bryan Ferry. The singer and fashion icon salutes us from the … Continued

Brian Eno scores short film about Afghanistan War

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We all know that war is a futile travesty that wastes vast amounts of money and lives over exaggerated pissing contests. But just what are the costs of the Afghanistan war for the UK? This video, narrated by former British MP Tony Benn and featuring music by Brian Eno, gives the hard facts and invites … Continued

Electronic Beats Magazine – out now

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The next edition of the Electronic Beats print magazine hits the shelves this Thursday featuring cover star Björk in a stunning in-depth interview. Continuing with our theme of conversations on essential issues, the magazine also features Brian Eno and Tricky. On the shelves of your favourite designer store, record shop or fashion emporium from Thursday … Continued

Electronic Beats Soiree – Review

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A rainy evening greeted the arrival of our most recent Electronic Beats Soiree. However the EB & Slices team and a crowd of Berlin’s electronic music movers and shakers were not going to let a bit of rain dampen their enthusiasm. Starting a little earlier than usual the evening began with something a little different … Continued

Mark Stewart – from Pop Group to Maffia

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Mark Stewart, one of Britain’s most innovative artists, brought the revolutionary Bristol punk to the masses 30 years ago and thereby sowed the seeds for a music scene that over the years has developed continually and gone on to produce bands such as Massive Attack, Tricky and Portishead.?? We had a chat with Berlin-based director, … Continued

A toolbox for ideas: read the new issue of EB Magazine on the net

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Following our recent re-launch, we’ve been receiving great feedback on the first edition of the revitalized Electronic Beats Magazine – thanks for all of your comments! Printed on a new breed of paper the magazine is revamped both graphically and conceptually and backed by a new editorial team led by new editor-in-chief Max Dax (Spex, … Continued

Electronic Beats Magazine – new issue imminent!

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The first edition of the revitalized Electronic Beats magazine will be hitting the shelves shortly with a fresh editorial approach from new editor-in-chief Max Dax and his team. According to it’s motto "Conversations on essential issues", the new magazine will be in dialogue form and will feature a discussion between Max and curator Hans Ulrich … Continued