With Christmas approaching fast, we asked a few of our favourite musicians of 2009 for their tips, memories and stories from Christmas past. Read More
Really excited about a bit of Auckland action this Saturday! Read More
Le Mac, Kill the Kid, Rob Etherson, MASH, DJ Q, Francisco Saavedra, Mathew One More Tune, Palpatine, Rainey, Jim Hutchison, DJ Dribbler, John Gerrard and James Carroll. Read More
T Bar have yet again got a 12-night-strong line-up assembling all the best guests and nights they've had over their first year in their new venue. Read More
Ed Banger stalwart DJ Mehdi has revealed he is collaborating with London uber producer Riton, aka Henry Smithson. Read More
As well as producing a spanking new issue of Clash Magazine every month, we've also been busy this year providing an audio accompaniment to each issue. Read More
Having worked with Andrew Weatherall (on both his Sabres of Paradise and Two Lone Swordsmen projects) and The Orb, managed several techno record labels and kick-started the Icelandic electronica scene, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the artist providing this week's exclusive Clash mix – musical prodigy, composer and producer Nina Walsh – is prone purely to all things electronic. Read More
The man's got stylist Katy England as a wife, Kate Moss as arm candy and muse and pals around with and gets kitted out by Nobuhiko Kitamura (aka Hysteric Glamour). Read More
Formed in Glasgow in 1991 as Dove by Applied Biochemisttry student/graduate Dorothy 'Dot' Allison, along with Ian Carmichael and former Altered Images man Jim McKinven. Read More
Fuck Buttons' début left BlackPlastic cold. Read More
Andrew Weatherall carved out a well-respected career in British techno. As a producer moving from the sounds of Madchester to ... Read the full Andrew Weatherall bio.