Southern California native Dylan Brady is forever destined to be in a lifelong love affair with Techno and the community...
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Denver-based reviewer and Techno jockey Peter Stimson sheds light on his musical inclinations, career achievements, and general interests that all...
Now hailing from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Colin Cook’s Midwest roots took hold after moving from the Southwest, where he was influenced by punk, hardcore, and metal until inevitably, after going to a few underground parties, Techno peaked his interest. Not having the burden of trying to share a singular goal...
Nicolaas Black’s European background includes exposure to opera and classical at a young age, but it was the industrial explosion...
A full-time party monster, Winston Mann is also an insect neuroscientist based in the center of Germany and has written...
Hailing from Nebraska, Jack Plumb was born into a family of musicians. As a kid, he was first exposed to electronic music while waiting in the dentist’s office. A trip to Barcelona’s Diynamic Festival changed his life. Meeting ravers from all over the world and feeling the community’s energy inspired...
An expert devotee of Techno music, Sean Ocean loves to share his passion for the genre with the world. He’s...
LA-based Producer, DJ, and Dirty Epic Music Reviewer Jeronimo Watson has a somewhat unhealthy obsession with Electronic music. Countless sleepless...
We excitedly present our music blog’s 22 picks of 2022. From Techno and House to everything in between, our team has reviewed seriously stellar releases this past year, covering artists and labels all across the globe. Spain and Argentina certainly made their presence known with hypnotic and heavy-hitting sonics. Electro...
As a teenager, Concrete Berlin’s endless afterhours introduced him to club culture and led him down the city’s rabbit hole...
Producing under several monikers over the years, he currently uses his real name, Kai Loo, for house music productions and...
We started publishing music reviews in November 2020. DE wanted a way to keep engaging with the underground techno community when it was uncertain whether we could rave together again. 14 months later, our reviews have become an important way we support artists and labels around the world. We cherish our...
