Deniz Kaya
Deniz has been in it since vinyl was the only option, and she writes the lineage behind every new record: genres, labels, and the long interview. She gets the credits right or doesn't run it.
Stories by Deniz Kaya
Jean-Michel Jarre's first book lands November 24: 368 pages, 800 illustrations, 150 instruments from his archive, and eleven named contributors.
Aphex Twin's Drukqs returns October 30 on four-LP, two-CD and double cassette, with a D2C box, poster and AFX stencil. What the object restores.
Maceo Plex's first new project in two years is a two-track EP on his own Ellum Audio, after 2023's '93 went out on Lone Romantic.
Vincent Belorgey has died at 50. A look at why "Nightcall" outlived its scene, from French electro to Drive to the Paris 2024 closing ceremony.
inMusic donated 4,489 items to the Bob Moog Foundation Archives: 500+ schematics, 700 letters, bench-model prototypes and test fixtures.
The Crystal Method reissue Tweekend on sunset-orange vinyl and hand "Name of the Game" to Paul Oakenfold. Twenty-five years on, the crossover still works.
Carl Cox contributed three originals to Andy Serkis' Animal Farm soundtrack. What a techno career actually hands a film composer.
John "Jammin" Collins' death opens a Detroit techno heritage piece on the DJ, radio, UR/Submerge, and museum work that keeps scenes legible.
Goldie's new single, a Natalie Williams feature, and a Royal Festival Hall orchestral show build jungle's history from fan-submitted memories.
Nina Protocol closed in May, then SoundCloud acquired it. Why artist-first trust and the editorial archive are the open questions in the deal.