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Plan B, Goldfrapp, Azealia Banks Plus Many More Announced For Lovebox 2013

- Source: Stereoboard

One of the most anticipated events in the London festival calendar, Lovebox returns to its original weekend this year for three days in July. Celebrating the very best in music, fashion and art, Lovebox has once again delivered one of the most diverse and exciting lineups around this summer, bringing a fantastically unique and eclectic range of the finest international talent to London's doorstep.

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TECHNO: MARCH

- Source: Mixmag

With Marc Romboy and Ken Ishii at the helm, this was never going to be anything less than special; their combined experience both within techno and, for Ishii, in the world of soundtracks and sound engineering, meant that it was always going to be close to infallible.

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EMI's huge Electrospective campaign kicks off with some classic dance-music exclusives, including Masters At Work's remix of Daft Punk's "Around the World"

- Source: Beatportal

We're not gonna end the day by telling you young whippersnappers a "when I was your age" tale, but some of us olds on the Beatport staff (that's pretty much anyone over 30, if you're counting) remember with vivid detail the first time we heard Daft Punk's now-classic "Around the World" track back in 1997—and damn, it was a joyous occasion.

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Q&A: DJ PIERRE

- Source: Mixmag

Fascinated with everything electronic, Chicago's DJ Pierre grew up tinkering with things.

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LEGENDS OF THE FALL

- Source: Mixmag

Headliner of the Secretsundaze rooftop party in London in June and also a star of the Movement festival in Detroit and Fabric's NYE party, Lil Louis was one of the first house artists to sign to a major label, largely off the back of his tempo-shifting classic 'French Kiss'.

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Kill The Precedent

- Source: XLR8R

By now, anyone with even a passing acquaintance with Amanda Brown's dancefloor-focused Not Not Fun offshoot 100% Silk should have a fairly good idea of what to expect from the label.

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Pulse LAX: An Interview With Nguzunguzu

- Source: The Quietus

Nguzunguzu (nn-goo-zoo-nn-goo-zoo - use the middle 'n' as a place marker and you should make it through) are the duo of Asma Maroof and Daniel Pineda, based in Los Angeles but with ears attuned to the furthest reaches of the globe.

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“Losing My Edge” Turns 10

- Source: Stereogum

James Murphy shouts out fifty-five musicians in LCD Soundsytem's gut-wrenching first anthem, "Losing My Edge." Most of them appear in a run at the song's closing, as Murphy lists the loves of his record collection with equal parts reverence and snark.

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Black History Month: Legends

- Source: Beatportal

In a continuation of our Black History Month coverage, we spotlight the careers of some of the artists whose work best expresses the overlap between popular music and black culture.

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Theo Parrish - Uget

- Source: Pitchfork Media

It's hard to imagine disco music (much less modern dance music and hip-hop) without the edit, wherein songs had their choice drum breaks extended, were trimmed of excess, or looped for greater duration and danceability.

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Five Minutes at ADE with Derrick May

- Source: XLR8R

If it wasn't clear enough from both parts of our ADE coverage, this year's festival had a far-reaching roster of artists, including some absolutely legendary names, of which the DJ, (former) producer, label head, and all-around electronic-music guru Derrick May was one of the biggest.

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Five Minutes at ADE with Frankie Knuckles

- Source: XLR8R

While this year's ADE festival had a lot to offer in the way of young, burgeoning talent—check out both parts of our festival wrap-up for proof—it also brought some absolute legends to Amsterdam for the five-day event, including the "Godfather of House," Frankie Knuckles.

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