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
Germany's Federal Court of Justice ruled Pelham's Kraftwerk loop can stand as pastiche. The order the court reasoned in is the part producers should read.
6 Music's Rave Forever and V&A East mapped Black British dance history in 2026. Goldie spent the same year building the archive from the floor up.
Nico Stojan died in July. A production diary published weeks later shows what a Berlin resident actually contributes: a record pulled from the crates.
Sasha and Digweed's 30th-anniversary Northern Exposure reissue lands 25 September, with a new ambient disc that tests what a long-form mix really trains.
Patrick Gleeson died July 19 at 91. The Different Fur founder played on Hancock's Crossings and Sextant, and was Apocalypse Now's Master Synthesist.
Forty-plus years and no fixed address. What Ibiza's most enduring inclusive party proves about durability in the hyperclub era.
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.