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• GLASTONBURY ANNOUNCES FULL LINEUP WITH STAGE TIMES
  Glastonbury has announced its full line-up with stage times for the festival that will run from Wednesday 22nd to Sunday 26th June.Full details of who will play the DANCE village had already been confirmed, as well as its Block 9 area, the festival’s apocalyptic haven for underground house and TECHNO Those line-ups included the likes of Oliver Heldens, Maceo Plex, Four Tet, Eats Everything, Bicep, Tensnake, Leon Vynehall and Fatima Yamaha. They were all also joined by a Prince tribute by Hot Chip, a two-hour deep house set from New York legend Roger Sanchez, Mr G (live), Berlin’s Panorama Bar resident ND_BAUMECKER, a Rinse FM takeover and many more.Check out the full list of acts set to perform across the weekend on the poster below. For stage times head over to the line-up page on the Glastonbury website.Rob McCallum is DJ Mag’s digital news writer. Follow him on Twitter here.Media: glastonbury2010eee.jpgGlastonburyGlastonbury line-upoliver heldensMaceo PlexFour TetEats EverythingBicepTensnakeFestival locks in when Oliver Heldens, Maceo Plex, Four Tet and many more will perform...Navigation Section:NewsSection Priority:Priority 1



• Steffis Ranting Note
  The Dolly chief and Panorama Bar resident talks social media, DJ polls, trainspotting and more in this extended chat with The Ransom Note.



• Hear Tiga Dubfire Luciano and More Give Tips For Producers
  Skipping the regular formula of festival recaps, Igloofest in Montreal, Canada has followed its 2015 edition with a video aimed at burgeoning ELECTRONIC MUSIC roducers. In this wrap-up from the team at LANDR, key acts from the lineup including Panorama Bar regular Cassy, Montreals own Tiga, Get Physical duo M.A.N.D.Y., Cadenza boss Luciano and []



• Beatport Live Berlin John Osborn
  Join Beatport Live Friday (Apr. 17) as we welcome John Osborn with an exclusive set at Berlins subterranean Prince Charles Club. With a DJ career spanning over two decades, Berlin-based John Osborn has honed his deep, dubby house and TECHNO style while playing at some of Germanys most acclaimed clubs like Panorama Bar, Tresor and [] The post Beatport Live Berlin: John Osborn appeared first on Beatport News.



• Steffi becomes resident at Twitch Belfast
  The Panorama Bar DJ will play four gigs annually at Belfast's much-loved party, which has also booked Special Request, Joey Anderson, Shanti Celeste, Levon Vincent and more for its Summer programme.



• Tensnake announces his only club show to be in Melbourne in 2015
  Playing three Falls Festival shows in Melbourne, Hobart and Sydney respectively then following that up with a set at Field Day, Tensnake will, after a very crazy few days will take a well deserved break then touch down in Melbourne for his only Australian club show.  Loud Entertainment and the guys behind the genius premixed double blacks, Smirnoff are coming together to throw a very special club show with the gentleman of HOUSE MUSIC Bending genres is something that comes effortlessly to Tensnake, and the German native has taken advantage of his ability with the recent release of his collaborative-heavy album 'Glow', working with Nile Rodgers, Jacques Lu Cont and Jamie Lidell. As a DJ he leaves no one behind, always armed with a breathtaking arsenal of MUSIC which leave crowds in awe. Playing at the most renowned clubs around the world including Pacha and Panorama Bar, Tensnake's return is an anticipated one.It all goes down at Royal Melbourne Hotel on Friday January 23. Tickets are on sale now.Here's something to play on repeat until then ;)



• See a photo of Berghain before it opened
  As Berghain's 10th birthday wraps up, nd_baumecker, one of the club's residents and bookers, posted a photo from 2003 of the space that was to become Panorama Bar's DJ booth.



• Virginia’s Fierce For The Night brings the heart house needs
  Caught in the shadow of lost idols and shaken faith, pop is wanting some new soul. Now, Ostgut Ton might be the last place youd expect to look for one of 2016s great songwriting fixes. (Singing along and Berghain tend not to be uttered together.) And yet, here we are. Virginia, the Panorama Bar resident, as a new record. And its an utter triumph. Virginia, here with a superband of great producers as backers, has put together something with real heart. Great songwriting is not very often part of the discourse in ELECTRONIC MUSIC partly because often theres not a ... The post Virginias Fierce For The Night brings the heart house needs appeared first on cdm createdigitalmusic.



• Get Perlonized heads to Hoppetosse in February
  CTM Festival takes over Berghain and Panorama Bar between January 27th and February 3rd, so the next edition of Zip and Sammy Dee's much-loved party will be aboard minimal's most famous boat. (It's back at Panorama Bar in March.)



• Optimo Announce Full Australian Tour Dates
  Renowned for bringing their obscure sound to the forefront of the DANCE MUSIC scene, Optimo have announced their full dates for their upcoming Australian and New Zealand tour. With 20 years of DJing experience between the two of the, Scotsmen Twitch and Jonnie Wilkes have shown from their humble beginnings in 1997 that they're not your average DJ duo. Before the TECHNO and before Optimo itself, both ARTIST



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• This man analysed Berghain’s stats so you don’t have to
  The Numbers of Berghain is a website by Israeli designer Artiom Dashinsky that analyses the statistics of Berghain’s bookings over the past seven years. You can check out some of its findings below.Dashinsky took the data from the Berghain website, and split the results out by floor of the Berlin mega VENUE – so they are given for Berghain, Panorama Bar, Lab.oratory and Säule.“One of the things that makes Berghain amazing is the great ARTIST curation,” Dashinsky says on the site. “I find myself going to Berghain's website and looking at the listings just to discover great TECHNO and



• Quick listen – love the new Jimmy Edgar ULTRAMAJIC sound
  In the dark, damp swamp that is the stream of DANCE MUSIC that press get in their inbox, Jimmy Edgar has consistently been a rainbow-colored lighthouse. Apart from the tropically-hued surrealist work of Pilar Zeta literally making that true, Jimmy has been an aesthetic compass at the helm of his ULTRAMAJIC label. Basically, stuff this label puts out is worth listening. (Ditto their label showcases theres a Friday morning I found myself at Panorama Bar when they were turning the lights on. Thursday is the new oh never mind.) What I like about the latest direction is, you get pared-down ... The post Quick listen love the new Jimmy Edgar ULTRAMAJIC sound appeared first on cdm createdigitalmusic.



• Cassy Donna
  After spending the majority of her career behind the booth, internationally renowned DJ Cassy is stepping into the spotlight with her debut LP, Donna.   Cassy (Catherine Britton) is a celebrated DJ that has delighted audiences around the globe with her taste-making TECHNO for over 20 years. Born in England and raised in Austria, she was drawn to MUSIC at an early age. Spurred on by her mentor Electric Indigo, Cassy started DJing in her late 20s and quickly made a name for herself in underground ELECTRONIC MUSIC ircles.



• Sample Magic releases Jack House Big Bass Patches
  Sample Magic has launched Jack House and Big Bass Patches, two new sound packs. Jack House is a sample pack featuring raw rhythms and analogue jams. Chicago meets Panorama Bar in this 400MB jack-a-thon of machine drum grooves, acidic basslines, pitch-bent synths, sampler-saturated stabs and retro vox distilled for maximum DANCEFLOOR functionality. The pack is [] The post Sample Magic releases Jack House Big Bass Patches appeared first on rekkerd.org.



• Interview Andrea Oliva Sticks Brings Positivity to Underground Dance Music and the World
  If there's ever any doubt that passion will help lead the way to a career, then look no further than Andrea Oliva. The talented artist spent his youth locked in vinyl stores before self-teaching himself how to DJ. Since then, he's played at everywhere from Panorama Bar toSpace Terrace for ...Continue reading



• Concubine Kingfisher
  Back together after their self-titled, JUNO-nominated debut, Concubine (aka Rick Bull and Noah Pred) dive deep on this three-track EP, working in a number of styles without losing focus or taking too many left turns.   "Kingfisher" is anchored by a woozy bass line that drives the bottom end and incessant hi-hats that cut through the mix, while understated synth melodies and a house-y vocal sample pull everything together. Born out of a jam session during soundcheck during their first appearance at Berlin's Panorama Bar, "PBJ" captures the forceful but trippy vibe found on their debut and ramps it up a notch. "Drowning" may be the most concentrated version of Concubine's style on the EP, honing into the space between low-slung rhythms and melodic techno. Putting an emphasis on maximizing the impact of each element, "Drowning" builds tension and mood using a concise approach.   Built from a refined sound palette, Kingfisher isn't about reinvention, but rather a thoughtful summary of what makes Concubine's approach in the studio so compelling.



• Alexandra – MEOKO 88
  Alexandra has been one of Romania’s best-kept secrets for some time now, but word’s getting out. Since her first forays into the circuit back in ’09, she’s taken her sound to venues including Robert Johnson Club, Arma17, Panorama Bar and Club der Visionaere, and played alongside Zip, Rhadoo, Valentino Kanzyani, Cassy, Vera, Thomas Melchior and The post Alexandra MEOKO #88 appeared first on Mixing.DJ - Electronic Music Magazine.



• Subsonic Add More Heat With Second Round Lineup
  Another must-do summer bush doof instalment Subsonic have shared their second lineup announce following the initial blast of KiNK, Max Cooper, Roman Flugel and more.Joining the raft of internationals from the 4th to the 6th of December will be another wash of talent with the addition of Panorama Bar resident Maayan Nidam, Crosstown Rebels first lady Francesca Lombardo and Jay Haze.From there Kowton, Freq Nasty, The Opiuo Band and Tijuana Cartel round out an already worldly sounding festival held at Riverwood Downs Mountain Valley Resort in Barrington Tops.Super early big and first release tickets are gone so be sure to snap up second release for a reasonable $225 + bf while you can before they jump up during third and final release.While your at it check out the photos from last years Subsonic here.Subsonic Lineup 2015Roman FlügelMax CooperKiNkRick WadedOPWolf + LambEnzo SiragusaSeb ZitoRich NxTAlexkidMaayan NidamMargaret DygasJay HazePatrice ScottDirty DoeringFrancesca LombardoBella SarrisDub FXKowtonFreq NastyThe Opiuo BandTijuana CartelMortisvilleHypnotechDov1Jenova Collective feat. Miss Bridget WalshDR CATIll GatesNight NurseWhat to expect? Watch KiNKs Moscow Boiler Room set from earlier this year.



• Ben Klocks Banana From Berghain Is Up For Auction
  We shall call it, The Techno Banana.In one of the more bizarre items up for auction that I've come across on ebay, you can now bid on Ben Klock's banana from his 12 hour marathon set that took place atBerghain / Panorama Bar in Berlin, Germany.The banana was handed to a fan who attended the ...Continue reading



• Favorite mix CDs
  Curious as to this sub's thoughts/position/favorites on mix CDs. I'm talking about ~80 minute, seamless sequence of tunes. Examples: fabric, Watergate, DJ-Kicks, Berghain, Panorama Bar, etc. I love them as they not only provide me with a near-legit clubbing experience on disc (I live Vermont...cut me some slack!) but more importantly, they open my ears to new music I would never have heard before. I love DJ-Kicks for the format alone. They don't follow a theme since each entry is from a different DJ. Plus the selection of DJs themselves is so broad...Kode9, Scuba, Gold Panda and then Photek, Four Tet, and Maya Jane Coles? Love it. Panorama Bar is the go-to series for club-ready mixes. Track selections are excellent, and I've loved every entry since Tama Sumo's second edition. Thoughts, comments? Would love to hear other/new favorites! submitted by novt [link] [14 comments]



• RHYTHMATIC VIP COMPETITION
  RHYTHMATIC VIP COMPETITION Margaret Dygas at Village Underground Issue:536Following a summer break, London's much loved techno promotion Rhythmatic returns on 6th September with a 'by day, by night, by morning' vinyl party featuring Margaret Dygas, Mara Trax (Vera Maayam Nidam), Barac and Tobias Freund (live). The Panorama Bar associate will play a three-hour set at Village Underground alongside label mates from Perlon, Ostgut Ton and Naural/Sunrise, who'll fill a 24-hour-long bill also including the likes of Damian Oh, Harry McCanna and Joseph Williams. Supported by London street wear brand Nicce, we've got a batch of goodies to give away including VIP access, t-shirts and vinyl. For a chance to win the following all you need to do is send the words RHYTHMATIC VIP COMPETITION to competition@djmag.com... 2 x entries main party and after partyTops from RhythmaticVinyl from our guestsBackstage VIP accessNicce merchandise — Tee and beanie Buy tickets RhythmaticMargaret DygasVIP CompetitionNicce



• Surgeon and Nick Höppner step up to remix Livity Sound
  The techno stalwart and Panorama Bar resident follow the likes of Beneath and A Made Up Sound in the series next month.



• Matthew Styles Breaks Down His Top 10 Crosstown Rebels Tracks
  Berlin-based DJ Matthew Styles knows the Crosstown catalog perhaps better than anyone besides its founder after all, he was label manager the first five years Damian Lazaruss heralded label existed. Now the label is entering its 12th year, and Styles has established himself as a reputed DJ, routinely playing clubs like fabric and Panorama Bar, while [] The post Matthew Styles Breaks Down His Top 10 Crosstown Rebels Tracks appeared first on Beatport News.



• OSTGUT TON 10 YEARS AND ZEHN SOME
  Ostgut Ton has a lot to live up to. The Berlin-based label is the progeny of the infamous Berghain/Panorama Bar and it has an invisible bar to meet that’s set as high as the dark, steel-beamed ceilings that loom above the floors of its parent club. By all measures, Ostgut Ton has met its own lofty standards with the release of ‘Ostgut Ton | Zehn’. Aptly named ("zehn" is the German word for ten), the album celebrates the label’s 10 years spent churning out underground gems, with 30 new cuts delivered by each of the artists on its roster.  A highly respected imprint, Ostgut Ton is home to Berghain/Panorama Bar’s residents and serves as their creative haven — a familial devotion to quality, development and success. Listening to ‘Ostgut Ton | Zehn’ from start to finish is a delicious experience. Each track is meticulously placed, a perfect compliment to that which comes before and after. It is digestible, arranged to allow its listeners to savor each piece with ease. Not just another collection of the decade’s most lauded records, the compilation is fresh and diverse, listenable as the soundtrack for a day of work as much as it is the soundtrack for a night out. Studded with familiar names like Ben Klock and Marcel Dettmann, it is equally ripe with lesser-known talent — particularly in the States, where the likes of Steffi, Virginia, Nick Höppner and even Marcel Fengler, are buried deep beneath the excrement of commercial EDM. There are tracks to satisfy cravings for rolling techno, as in the addictive ‘Roller feat. Function (Len Faki Interpretation)’ by L.B. Dub Corp and Ryan Elliott’s ‘Smith Lake’; there are innovative, textured soundscapes like ‘The Laundrette’ by S/D and lest your heart need some warmth, the hypnotic breakbeats of ‘Love Is A Battlefield’ by Barker  Baumecker. ‘Ostgut Ton | Zehn’ is a three-hour journey through a variety of sounds that reflect the label’s roots and its future. Label manager Jenus Baumecker-Kahmke took some time out to tell DJ Mag USA



• Francis Inferno Orchestra Is Headed Back To Australia
  Melbourne house purveyor Francis Inferno Orchestra is heading back to Australia post uprooting and relocating to London as well making Berlin's famed Panorama Bar his second home.The local lad has made a steady ascension through Europe with his eclectic track selection and silky originals and remixes.Those in Sydney can catch FIO this weekend at The Imperial Hotel for Picnic and Charades big ole party that'll also see DJ John Collins gracing the decks.Our friends in Hong Kong, Indo, Vietnam and Shanghai will also get a healthy slice of rolling basslines through the start of March.Yew!Feb 14 @ Mania Saturdays, Lounge, MelbourneFeb 21 @ Picnic x Charades, The Imperial Hotel, SydneyFeb 27 @ Ink Coherent, New ZealandFeb 28 @ Power Station, New Guernica, MelbourneMar 06 @ Keeclub, Hong KongMar 07 @ Jakarta, IndonesiaMar 13 @ The Observatory, VietnamMar 21 @ Lola Club, Shanghaisource: Resident Advisor



• Talking Berlins Gay Culture Cocktail DAmore and Running An Italian Party with Discodromo
  Giacomo Garavelloni and Giovanni Turco have continuously solidified their standings within the deep-house and gay scene across the globe, both with their DJ duo and innovative and exciting parties.Since crossing paths in Italian nightclubs, the two quickly found their common love of music, and ws only a matter of time before they created their DJ partnership Discodromo. By 2008, the two relocated to Berlin where their incredibly diverse sets have led to notable bookings in an immense amount of clubs, such as the infamous Panorama Bar in Berlin, Output in New York, Smart Bar in Chicago, ageHa in Tokyo, as well as Sónar Festival in Barcelona. From there they've produced their own tracks, resulting in their debut 12" Cosmorama on Internasjonal. In 2009, the duo teamed up with Berghain resident DJ Boris to create Cocktail d'Amore, a monthly party that has become a staple in Berlin's gay scene, as well as hosting editions at Lux in Lisbon and Rex Club in Paris. Stoney Roads were lucky enough to speak to them before their show at Higher Ground in Sydney, hosted by The House of Mince and Open Air Sydney.SR: For those of us that aren’t familiar with Discodromo, tell us who you are. How did you two first meet?DD: Hello everyone, Discodromo are two fags who met in a gay bar in northern Italy at the end of the 90’s.SR: What was the change in scene like when you first moved from Italy to Berlin? Did that accommodate your creative vision, or did the switch make it a bit difficult to settle in at first? DD: The reason why we moved to Berlin is exactly because there was no scene in Italy, so yeah, it was like breathing again. Anyway, before we moved to Berlin we used to visit for years so that made the transition very smooth.SR: What are your thoughts on Australia’s, and more specifically Sydney’s, gay scene at the moment? What are you most looking forward to on your trip out here?DD: For what we experienced last time we



• Gerd Janson resident DJ
  The respected Robert Johnson and Panorama Bar regular talks to Stamp The Wax about the art of being a resident DJ.



• Dusky announces Listen Out sideshow in Melbourne
  Dusky aka Nick Harriman and Alfie Granger-Howell, have in just three years cemented themselves as one of the biggest acts on the global scene. Headlining everywhere from Berlin's Panorama Bar to London's Fabric, Dusky now return to our shores as part of the Listen Out festival - and will make Melbourne swoon twice over with the just announced side show at Brown Alley. The Dusky story began back in 2011, with the birth of their new alias on the beautifully diverse 'Stick By This' LP - an album that quickly found a vocal champion in Radio 1's Pete Tong. Now with the launch of their 17 Steps label, the duo are taking control of this unique identity and giving it the unrestricted platform it deserves. With all these influences and so much more bleeding into the current Dusky studio alchemies, the journey is just beginning for the London duo. Thursday 1st October @ Brown Alley, Melbourne - TIX



• Argy Shares His Top 5 Tracks From 5 Different Dance Genres
  Berlin-based Greek Argy is coming to Australia for the first time, and he has shared with Stoney Roads his top 5 tracks across 5 different dance genres.Argy is widely recognised as one of the elite's of the underground club scene, gaining releases on labels like Cocoon, Defected, and Objektivity, as well as collaborating on projects with artists such as The Martinez Brothers. The versatile DJ has mounds of experience under his belt, playing at the celebrated Panorama Bar since 20 years of age, as well as residencies at clubs such as Space, Amnesia, and Sankeys.Luckily for us, we've got Argy's personal picks of his top 5 tracks at the moment. His debut Australian tour dates are also below!Deep Disco: Yellow Sox - Flim Flam  This record originally came out on Nuphonic, a UK label in 1996. You can also call this deep house but I use it as a disco break in my sets. It’s very trippy and the arrangement doesn’t rush. It feels like it’s from a slower paced time and it sounds dirty and very dynamic. Nowadays producers tend to over-compress their material. This is wild!House: Paul Johnson - Something Strange  Paul Johnson on Dancemania! Nothing strange about that, but what a feeling. When I’m a bit bored of generic deep house I just put on this record and get inspired for a whole month. This creates unreal dancefloor vibrations!Minimal: Melchior Productions Ltd - Liquid Moves  Thomas Melchior has been doing his own groove going for more than a decade. He uses sounds that everybody else use, but has a way to create a certain atmosphere and groove that, when you hear it, you know its him. He really inspired me around 2005, and I still enjoy his music as much as I did back then.Classic Techno: Derrick May - Drama   I love Derrick’s drama in and out of the studio! When I hear this record It’s like having him in front of me talking about life. This man’s music is his life. Peak Time Track: Jordan Peak - It's Time (Argy