As festivals and events scale globally, the culture that sustains them is increasingly being shaped in smaller, more connected spaces.

A culture in which it’s fair to say the community which Hackaday serves is steeped in, is electronic music. Within these pages you’ll find plenty of synthesisers, chiptune players, and other projects ...

'Dum da da da dem. Dum da da da dum.' You know the ...

The opening day of Detroit's Movement fest brought beats, bodies and a special anniversary milestone as the annual techno ...

How can electronic music best be scored, music that's made not from staves, clefs and notes on the page but by physical ...

With the highly anticipated return of Red Bull Back2Beyond, where four DJs will ignite the dancefloor in Paris, France, we've pulled out our music history books to share insights and fun facts with ...

The Telharmonium was revealed to the world in the early 1900s. This extremely heavy (as in, around 210 tons) organ-like instrument utilized electromagnetic generators, which rotated to produce pulses ...

As the podcast market has expanded exponentially over the last few years, shows devoted to discussions of sports, politics, and countless other topics have shot to the top of iTunes and Patreon leader ...

Armin van Buuren stood, eyes closed, arms outstretched at a music console, in front of 10,000 screaming fans at Mumbai’s Turf Club. Under the huge LED panels, psychedelic lasers and thundering ...