Interviews
The Skinny brings nightlife out of the dark, shining a light on the hottest local clubs with interviews with DJs, electronic musicians and promoters. Here you can find all the info you need to leave scorch marks on the dance floor.
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InterviewsSonic Assault: Ital and The Haxan Cloak at Abandon Normal Devices
The music programme of this year's Abandon Normal Devices festival promises to explore extremism and isolation, and challenge state surveillance. Participating artists Ital and The Haxan Cloak hint at what's in store Read more »| 30 Sep 2013 -
InterviewsFantasy Tracks: Catching up with Lone
With recent single Airglow Fires having proved an underground hit and Azealia Banks adopting his Pineapple Crush, prolific producer Lone reflects on his recent return to a more hip hop-influenced sound Read more »| 05 Sep 2013 -
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Exploring the Depths with Ambivalent
Having released new EP Shimmer last month, Kevin McHugh, aka Ambivalent, discusses his collaboration with Michael L Penman, repetition, and the ‘V’ word… Read more »| 04 Sep 2013 -
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Inner Vision: The Cosmos According to Seth Troxler
It'd be easy to take yourself too seriously as the world's number one DJ; instead, Seth Troxler finds the time to chat with us about magic, fortune and smoked meats Read more »| 03 Sep 2013 -
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Future Rhythm Machine: Auntie Flo brings Huntleys & Palmers to Manchester
Introducing thousands to Highlife at T in the Park? Reducing crowds to ritualistic frenzies, begging for the sun? All in a day's work for Auntie Flo, who teams up with Huntleys & Palmers label boss Andrew for a party in Manchester this month Read more »| 02 Sep 2013 -
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Going Places: DJ Cassy presents her Fabric mix
Ahead of her appearance at SWG3 in Glasgow, internationally revered DJ Cassy discusses her recent Fabric mix, her approach to DJing and her continually itchy feet Read more »| 02 Sep 2013
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No Grand Narrative: Sync In Squares
With no fixed abode, an apparent disregard for any notion of genre and a commitment to only that which is 'forward-thinking', Sync In Squares present a series featuring Just Blaze, Thundercat, Andrés and DJ Haus Read more »| 05 Aug 2013 -
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Tell Me No L.I.E.S.: Ron Morelli on wax and NYC
With his Long Island Electrical Systems imprint forging a defiantly individual path through modern dance music, label boss Ron Morelli talks keeping it in the family, 'knackered house' and the lack of good wax Read more »| 01 Aug 2013 -
InterviewsRedressing the Balance: Introducing Nightrave
As she prepares to welcome Parisian ghetto house player Big Dope P to Glasgow, DJ and producer Nightwave gives us the low down on her fledgling club event Read more »| 01 Aug 2013 -
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Hero Worship: Matthew Herbert
Mancunian minimalist Howes tells The Skinny why sonic wiz Matthew Herbert's relentless innovation inspires him to challenge his own laziness Read more »| 30 Jul 2013 -
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Rave It Up and Start Again: Simon Reynolds Revises Energy Flash
A new edition of Simon Reynolds' 1998 book Energy Flash, expanded with fresh material, taps into the recent co-option of rave by America's brash, commercial EDM movement – but he refuses to be too down on the kids Read more »| 29 Jul 2013 -
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Making the Grade: Meet Midland
Meet Midland, one of the UK's most exciting producers, who this month marks the launch of his own label, Graded, with a new EP Read more »| 08 Jul 2013 -
Festivals
What's He Building In There? David Dewaele on Despacio
David Dewaele, half of Soulwax/2ManyDJs with his brother Stephen, talks about the pair's collaboration with LCD Soundsystem and DFA leader James Murphy to produce one-off club Despacio – an attempt to create the perfect, in-the-round audio experience Read more »| 03 Jul 2013 -
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The Revenge: Back Into The Groove
After a hiatus of over two years, Graeme Clark aka The Revenge returns with fresh material and a brand new label, Roar Groove Read more »| 02 Jul 2013 -
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Beneath the Label: Dixon Avenue Basement Jams
Continuing our series exploring the best club labels around, The Skinny sits down for a pint with the duo behind Dixon Avenue Basement Jams to discuss the label's ethos, the mysterious Marquis Hawkes and the merits of coloured vinyl Read more »| 02 Jul 2013