SoundCloud has responded to persistent complaints from within the electronic music world by expanding its Premier Program to include DJs, Remixers and Producers. This expansion will allow these artists to earn money for the mixes and remixes that they post. In a blog post, the music streaming company said: “DJs

DJ Shadow has announced four upcoming UK dates for his The Mountain Will Fall tour, all of which fall in the first week of October. Tickets for the shows – in Glasgow (3rd), Manchester (5th), Bristol (6th) and London (7th) – will go on general sale at 9am on Friday

In a turn of events that many music fans fear might become increasingly common under the presidency of Donald Trump, Italian postpunk band Soviet Soviet were interrogated, temporarily jailed and finally deported from the United States of America, after travelling there to be part of the SXSW festival. In a

Berlin-based Paul Rose, better known as Scuba, has announced the birth of his second record label, Who Whom, after establishing Hotflush Recordings in 2003. Who Whom’s mission statement reads: “The artists are various, the sound particular” – and they begin life with a 4-track EP titled Curse Of Sherwood, featuring

With two critically acclaimed big band albums already under his belt, Matthew Herbert is launching a fascinating new project in response to the political implications of the UK’s Brexit decision. Herbert says, “In an increasingly fractured and divided political climate where tolerance and creativity are under threat, it feels like

No fewer than nine leading musicians – including Floating Points, Dan Snaith (Caribou), Jeremy Greenspan (Junior Boys) and James Shaw (Simian Mobile Disco) – have been recruited by Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard to record a performance of Frank McCarty’s score, Tactus Tempus. The album, comprised of two 15-minute pieces of