Interviews

SF: Scott Ramage swaps electronic messages with the current poster boy of drum and bass, TC, to get the dirt on his new Watch the Ride mix

PQ: ""If you want to work with sound, you've got to keep moving"" Read more »

SF: Tronic pulls in some of the finest local electronic artists on the west coast and London-based Yimino for their stonking February date

PQ: ""We knew there was a lot of good talent out there - we wanted to create something a bit different"" - Stuart Foxwell Read more »

The birthdays for Edinburgh clubs just keep coming in a steady stream, with Sugarbeat celebrating its third with the help of legends Cabaret Voltaire, and Sinden and Herve Read more »

SF: Looking to the future and flourishing of ideas, we've received many tips for greatness this year and formulated a few of our own from the grapevine and good ol' fashioned critique. Read on for our 2008 predictions!

PQ: ""All that music seems to have subconsciously amalgamated into a giant electronic music wad from which bits get extracted when it comes time to add rhythm"" - Let's Go Outside Read more »

SF: The Skinny tracks down LTJ Bukem amidst increasing production work and gigs across the world to talk about his new mix album and DVD.

PQ: 'It's just going back to the way it was before, putting out lots of new stuff for people to hear on 12"".' Read more »

SF: For the last DJ profile in our Bacardi series, we end on a definite high - an interview with the godfather of house as we know it, Marshall Jefferson. Read on to find out how a pushy salesman sparked production, what genre clubs are doing for dance music and where the industry goes from here.

PQ: ""You always think that you can step in and shake things up a bit, I think that was my intention."" Read more »