Content Warning: This article includes accounts of sexual assault and may be distressing for some readers. Multiple high-profile hard techno artists have been removed from upcoming festival and club ...

Several prominent hard techno DJs, including Shlømo, CARV and Basswell, have been removed from a string of festival line-ups following serious allegations of sexual misconduct. The cancellations, ...

“Hardcore” was the first rave subgenre. An investigation of early-’90s rave culture would reveal its participants’ insistence on using the word “hardcore” to describe themselves and their music.

Irish lads Sunil Sharpe and DeFeKT are killing it right now. Whether individually or in their fearsomely intense collaborative project Tinfoil (whose third EP has just been released), the Dublin-based ...

Rialto, California, sometime in the early '90s: Steve Vasquez’s sister, Jen, was at her wit’s end. Her brother had barricaded himself once more in his bedroom. The only evidence of life therein were ...

Charlie Sparks shares an energised mix and speaks to Patrick Hinton about drawing soft and warm energy from hard techno, rediscovering balance in his life and work, and the ups and downs leading ...

The DJ is bringing subgenres from the European underground to newly massive U.S. audiences. By Katie Bain “I joked to my team that I felt like a debutante,” Sara Landry says of her 2025 set at ...

DETROIT, MI - The website for Swedish techno DJs Rebecca & Fiona describes the 20-something pair as "reckless, loud and fun." Both appear to be living up that colorful billing as they tour the world ...

Love is in the air for the hard techno scene! Nico Moreno and NOVAH have officially announced their engagement, sharing the exciting news with fans through a joint Instagram post. On October 19, the ...

American DJ and music producer Sara Landry is coming to India for the first time but it feels like she's always been connected to the country. So imagine her excitement at being able to perform here ...

Hardcore was the first rave subgenre. An investigation of early ’90s rave culture would reveal its participants’ insistence on using the word “hardcore” to describe themselves and their music.