In Order To Dance: 40 Years Of R&S
R&S Records celebrates four decades of incredible music with a new compilation, In Order To Dance 4.0.
Long Reads
International Synth Day: In Search of the Ampron Aubade
The Ampron Aubade is one of the rarest and most elusive vintage synthesizers ever made. Little has been known about its origins – until now.
Sand, Sea & Modular Synths: Qatar & The Synth Museum
In Doha, a small group of synth heads are trying to build a world-beating synth museum and associated music…
Podcasts
Change The Record Episode 6: Refuge Worldwide
In episode 06 of Change The Record, we speak with Nicky Böhm, Refuge Worldwide‘s community development manager. Refuge…
Change The Record Episode 5: In Place Of War
In episode 05 of Change The Record, we sit down with Ruth Daniel, CEO and creative director of the global…
Change The Record Episode 4: ‘Turn The Tables’ – A DJ Cookbook
In Episode 04 of Change The Record, we sit down with James Martin and Gabriella D’Annunzio. James recently released…
Interviews
Cmpsr: A Money Grab Or Genuine Solution for Music Makers?
It’s unconventional in bringing gaming architecture to music. So how much of an impact could Cmpsr potentially have?…
How Alice Boyd Uses Bio-Sonification To Turn Plants Into Music
Composer and field recordist Alice Boyd has combined biological signals with analogue synthesis to create an enchanting EP that begs…
‘Progression Sessions’: Music Education For Young People In Central London
Niall Lavelle, co-founder of Progression Sessions, talks to Attack about the charity, its mission, and the role of music…
My Studio
Black Cadmium: “You Don’t Need A Lot Of Gear To Make Good Music”
What’s more timeless? Jimi Hendrix or a Moog DFAM? Why choose when you can have both? Black Cadmium shows…
Denyl Brook: “Feeling Good In A Room Is Important”
Denyl Brook gives us an inside look into his Lyon studio and shows us the gear he uses to craft…
Close Counters: Sawtooths & Spikey Plant Infused Disco
Following the recent release of their album ‘SOULACOASTA II’, we asked Close Counters to show us their studio.…
Track By Track
Mike Nasty: “This EP Pays Homage To The Place I Love The Most”
We recently caught up with NYC-based Mike Nasty and asked him to talk us through the production of his…
Jengi: “The Worst Thing…Is To Be Stuck Making One Genre”
Jengi has just released a brand new genre-bending, rave-ready EP titled ‘Nothing is Easy’. We asked him to…
Maud Geffray ‘Nite Sessions’ – “I Wanted to Show A New Vision Of My Tracks”
Hailing from France, Maud Geffray has turned her talents to the dance floor with her latest mixtape ‘Nite Sessions’.…
Show & Tell
Farrago
As part of our Show and Tell series, we asked Belgian techno powerhouse Farrago to share some of the things…
TIBASKO: “The Stage Has Always Been In My Life”
They’re as likeable in real life as their music is. If they are not blowing up your speakers then…
IMANU – “Fashion Is Probably My Second Love After Music”
Dutch-born IMANU has long transcended his previous alias ‘Signal’. But what about his favourite interests outside music? We put…
Top Tracks
Azzecca
Chicago-based DJ and producer Azzecca creates dance-floor-ready tracks that effortlessly blend the boundaries of techno and house…
Franky Wah
What music makes up the Franky Wah musical back story? We decided to find out.…
Gerry Read
The creator of the critically acclaimed ‘Jummy’ album, Gerry Read, runs us through a few top tracks, from the first…
Q&A
Insolate: ‘Music Is the Ultimate Freedom’
Insolate has just dropped a new EP on Luke Slaters’ label. We put her through Attack’s Q&A…
Ten Fingerz – “Image Is Now Far More Important Than The Music”
French DJ, producer, and co-founder of Frappe Records Ten Fingerz has just released a brand new French house-infused…
Berzinque – “I don’t think focusing on social media is the main answer”
Paris-based DJ and producer Berzingue has recently returned to Point Neuf for his latest EP ‘Architectures’. We asked him…
Columns
“Underground” Should Not Mean “Play For Free” PT 2
When an artist struggled to cover their transport costs to their gig, what message did that send to the wider…
“Underground” Should Not Mean “Play For Free”
When an artist struggled to cover their transport costs to their gig, what message did that send to the wider…
Same As It Ever Was: Gen X’s Disappointing Anger Over Sped Up TikTok Songs
The latest music trend is speeding up songs and older generations are not here for it. Why their disapproval is tone deaf.
Job Envy
Wez Saunders – Managing Director At Defected Records
For this month’s Job Envy feature, we sat down with Wez Saunders, the managing director at Defected Records.…
James Araujo – Mixed In Key
For this month’s Job Envy feature, we spoke to James Araujo, marketing director at Mixed In Key.…
Love Shodipe
Love Shodipe is a producer and engineer working at QMF (Quality Music Freak), a new outlet part of Spitfire Audio…
Introducing...
Marhu: “I’m all about acid lines and dark, energetic techno”
Marhu has been tearing up dancefloors recently with a heady mix of acid and techno. We asked her to introduce…
Schak: “It’s ‘the’ Sound Of The North East”
How do you introduce someone who has racked up 12 million clicks on Spotify alone?…
Introducing Jasper Tygner: “Somewhere In Between Headphone Music And The Club”
Hot off the heels of a sold-out debut live show at Peckham Audio, and with a string of highly…
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