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Watch Richie Hawtin's RBMA Lecture

- Source: XLR8R

Techno luminary and Minus label head Richie Hawtin recently stopped by the Red Bull Music Academy couch to field a range of questions about his days in Windsor and Detroit, his experience running forward-thinking labels, and his constant drive to push the envelope of electronic music technology.

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FIVE UNMISSABLE ACTS AT ELECTRIC DAISY CARNIVAL NEW YORK

- Source: Mixmag

This coming weekend in New York, the parking lot of Citi Field (baseball stadium where the New York Mets play) will be transformed into the Electric Daisy Carnival festival ground, featuring five stages, and a whole lotta DJs. We choose five big acts we recommend you check out.

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Q&A: MACEO PLEX

- Source: Mixmag

Having multiple names as a dance music producer is common practice, with different monikers being used for different sounds and styles.

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CASSY NAMED FIRST RESIDENT AT NEW BROOKLYN CLUB OUTPUT

- Source: Mixmag

Cassy has been a powerful force in the European underground circuit for quite some time, but she has recently began to pick up some serious steam in the USA with two amazing peak-time sets at Coachella (one was an extended set due to Richie Hawtin's technical difficulties), Cassy has truly established herself as a DJ powerhouse in the States.

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Global Gathering Announce Further Acts For 2013 Line-Up

- Source: Stereoboard

GlobalGathering, the UK's celebration of rave culture and annual summer pilgrimage for true electro music lovers, have added Afrojack, James Zabiela, Dada Life, Mark Knight, Eats Everything, Dusky, George Fitzgerald, MK (Mark Kinchen), Doorly, Mihalis Safras, Rene Amesz, Prok & Fitch, Filthy Rich, Spectrasoul, Pedestrian, Matt Smallwood and many more to the already phenomenal line-up for 2013.

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The Space Between People and Things

- Source: XLR8R

As Surgeon, Anthony Child has been active in the UK techno scene for nearly 20 years, but he's finding a newfound relevance as listeners look back to "industrial techno"'s first wave. His work has always tended, naturally, toward the clinically precise, counterbalancing the sheer power of his raw textures and 10-ton rhythms. This kind of mastery can reach a natural end point, though: on a mix like 2007 Warp exclusive This Is for You Shits , Child wove his own tracks, as Surgeon or in collaboration with Regis as British Murder Boys, into those of contemporaries like Autechre and forerunners like Whitehouse and Throbbing Gristle. Despite the catholic selection, an oppressive uniformity prevailed, making for a listening experience not too far removed from something like Richie Hawtin's similarly masterful but overly consistent Decks, EFX & 909.

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2013 will be T in the Park’s 20th Year

- Source: Buzzin Music Blog

14th July 2013, 85,000 music fans per day will descend on the fields of Kinross to experience the 20th year of T in the Park. With an incredible line-up of seminal artists and the hottest chart topping and stadium filling acts from across the globe already confirmed for the 20th year bill, today (Monday 18th February) festival organisers DF Concerts and founding partner Tennent's Lager are thrilled to add a stellar array of artists to the line-up, which is quickly becoming one of the bills to beat this summer.

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SXSW ANNOUNCES DEADMAU5 AND RICHIE HAWTIN

- Source: Mixmag

American music conference SXSW will welcome two of electronic music's biggest stars this March. deadmau5 and Richie Hawtin (pictured) will conversate on techno and technology amongst other things at this year's conference in Austin, Texas.

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WHAT IS THE GREATEST DANCE TRACK OF ALL TIME?

- Source: Mixmag

Released at the peak of the Skint Records-led big beat explosion, at a time when 'You've Come A Long Way, Baby' was elevating Norman Cook to superstar DJ, it's now a universal anthem of strident empowerment. 9.

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PORTRAIT OF A DJ

- Source: Mixmag

Like all the best careers, Jos Kottmann's kicked off because he was more interested in weekend hedonism than keeping up with his school work.

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