An Editorial piece on the popularity of EDM worldwide, and why you may not see some of the bigger name acts at your favorite local event any time soon.

The video above features footage from the apocalyptic RackNRuin & P Money set at Glastonbury earlier this year. Shot in the torrential rain by the London Grind boys, who beautifully captured the full Mad Max end of the world vibes. A defining festival moment for all that were lucky enough to be there.

With their incredible production level, a unique live PA recognized as one of the most energetic to be seen, an unstoppable way to innovate in several styles of bass music and a “best newcomers producers” award under their belt, Dirtyphonics is with no doubt one of the most exciting bands in today’s electronic scene.

In a previous post, we criticized the UK Festivals for releasing their lineups with no breaks on them… Well, Glade released their ‘final, for real this time‘ line up… and guess what? BREAKS EVERY NIGHT! the newly added BOOMTOWN STAGE THURSDAY: NUSKOOL BREAKS BEN AND...

How long do you think it’ll take for breaks to come around again? Any guesses? I’ve watched the genre that I devoted so much of my adult life to dwindle away over the past couple years, but I’ve just seen the final nail go in the coffin. The UK Festival season is coming...