Anyma has confirmed his first-ever Ibiza residency, unveiling a tightly curated eight-week run at the new high-tech venue [UNVRS]

fabric will stage its next site-specific intervention in one of London’s most iconic institutions: the British Museum.

The Cure have unveiled details of Mixes of a Lost World, a 24-track reimagining of their 2024 album Songs of a Lost World.

Empire of the Sun have unveiled Ask That God (Remixes), a six-track rework collection that sees their signature dream-pop sound reimagined for the club by a heavyweight cast of electronic artists.

Depeche Mode have announced M, a new full-length concert documentary chronicling their trio of sold-out performances at Mexico City’s Foro Sol in March 2023.

Rising Irish duo Disfreq is back on Solomun’s celebrated Diynamic imprint with the release of their electric four-tracker Raw Motion.

Leon Vynehall has announced his third studio album In Daytona Yellow, due out September 19th via his own imprint, Ooze INC.

Orbital have revived their 1989 classic “Deeper” with a striking new rework featuring Oscar-winning actress Tilda Swinton, via London Records.

Swiss producer Night Talk is back under the spotlight with the drop of his latest record, A Thousand Tears.

Belgian duo 2ManyDJs have composed the original soundtrack for Banger, a new Netflix feature film released globally on April 2nd.

Disney has released the first official trailer for Tron: Ares, offering a first look at the long-awaited third installment in the Tron franchise—scored by Nine Inch Nails’ Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.

Experimental music label PAN has joined forces with Nike to present The Suspended Hour, an immersive installation and multi-day event series debuting at Milan Design Week.

New York / Berlin-based imprint ICONYC is set to make a much-anticipated return to Amsterdam for its first label showcase of 2025.

Innervisions has unveiled a new chapter in “Shadow of Love”, the hauntingly cinematic collaboration between Âme and Curses.

Arodes has unveiled Game Changers Vol. 1, the first chapter in a new compilation series under his Unreleased Records imprint.

Originally released in 2007 as one of the earliest—and most personal—offerings on his SCI+TEC label, the track, a cover of Love and Rockets’ 1989 classic, stood out not only for its sleek minimalism but also for featuring Dubfire’s own vocals.