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TranZfusion Features Archive

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Joshua Seamless

Author:
1 January 1995

DJ Biz-E

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Cabaret Voltaire

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Damon Wild

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

DJ HMC and the Dirty House phenomenon

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Honeysmack (David Haberfield)

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

I-Cube (Nicholas Chaix)

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

If- Records (Andrez Bergen)

Author: Terry Rance
1 January 1995

Jeff Mills

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Kevin Saunderson

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Neil Landstrum

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Psy-Harmonics

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Richie Hawtin (Plastikman)

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Soulenoid

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Advent

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Voiteck

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Ninja Tune (Amon Tobin)

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

B(if)Tek

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

CJ Bolland

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Darren Price

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

High Pass Filter

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

DJ Blame

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Honeysmack (2)

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Juan Atkins

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Rekindle (Murray Creagh)

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Zen Paradox (Steve Law)

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Aphex Twin

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Bentley Rhythm Ace

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Biochip C

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

DJ Venum

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Friendly and Papachubba

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

FSOM

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Humate

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Ian Pooley

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Dj Ransom

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Jeff Mills

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Krang

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Little Nobody

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Patrick Lindsey

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Robert Armani

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Speedy J

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

BLIMP

Author: Ben Shepherd
1 January 1995

Frontside

Author: Ben Shepherd
1 January 1995

Sunblock

Author: Ben Shepherd
1 January 1995

Voiteck

Author: Ben Shepherd
1 January 1995

Ross Healy

Author: Ben Shepherd
1 January 1995

White Sirens

Author: Ben Shepherd
1 January 1995

Natural 1

Author:
1 January 1995

VOITECK

Author: Natural 1
1 January 1995

SPRMINT RECORDINGS

Author: Natural 1
1 January 1995

Pieter Bourke

Author: Ben Shepherd
1 January 1995

Atom 1

Author: Ben Shepherd
1 January 1995

Artificial

Author: Ben Shepherd
1 January 1995

Zen Paradox

Author: Ben Shepherd
1 January 1995

DJ RSK

Author: Ben Shepherd
1 January 1995

Honeysmack

Author: Ben Shepherd
1 January 1995

The Avalanches

Author: Ben Shepherd
1 January 1995

DJ Shadow

Author: Ben Shepherd
1 January 1995

The Wiseguys

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

FREESTYLERS - We Rock Hard

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

GROOVERIDER - Mysteries of Funk

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

PAUL VAN DYK - Vorsprung DYK Technik

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

Rob Playford

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

Patrick Lindsay

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

Space DJz

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

Oliver Lieb

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

White Sirens

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

Paul Van Dyk

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

Deejay Punk Roc

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

Luke Slater

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

Jeff Mills

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

Dave Angel

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

Mixmaster Mike

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

beXta

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

Interview: Ian Pooley

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

FATT DEX (3D)

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

COLDCUT

Author: Alias
1 January 1995

BLIMP - [PREFABRIC8 RECORDS]

Author: Natural 1
1 January 1995

Christopher Lawrence

Author: Ministry of Sound
1 January 1995

Interview: Ian Pooley

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Goldie

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Rhibosome

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

Interview: Ken Ishi

Author: Andrez
1 January 1995

B(IF)TEK

Author: Andrez
4 February 2000

DJ Khalil

Author: Andrez
4 February 2000

Tooth

Author: Andrez
4 February 2000

Towards 2000

Author: Andrez
4 February 2000

Keith Edwards - US TranceMaster!

Author: Flammable Productions
23 September 2000

DJ Kultcha - Canadian NRG!

Author: Wasa-B
23 September 2000

DJ Jagz

Author: E-LastikRecordings
30 September 2000

Chicane - "The trance thing is hideous"

Author: Skruff
30 October 2000

Chinese Whispers - Oakenfold Takes Beijing

Author: Skruff
9 November 2000

Fatboy Slim Regrets 'Fucking In Heaven'

Author: Skruff
10 November 2000

Sasha #1 - DJ Magazine Top 100

Author: Skruff
17 November 2000

Daft Punk's new album Discovery

Author: Skruff
13 March 2001

Brian Eno & J Peter Schwalm Return to Ambient

Author: Skruff
30 April 2001

Calvin Tang

Author:
8 May 2001

Sudden Breaks Explosion

Author: Debra Tay
22 May 2001

Interview Boris Dlugosch - German House Producer

Author: Benedetta Ferraro @ SKRUFF
1 June 2001

BK: Hard House Stands For Hard Techno, Hard Trance and Tough House

Author: Jonty Adderley @ SKRUFF
1 June 2001

Just Us (Ronnie Ventura & La Trice)

Author: Skruff
13 June 2001

Fast: 2 More Italians Doing Trance Better

Author: Skrufff
23 June 2001

Miguel Migs aka 'Petalpusher'

Author: Naked Music
24 June 2001

Who is the Reel Erick Morillo-

Author: Skruff
15 July 2001

Kings Of Tomorrow's Day Is Today

Author: Skruff
15 July 2001

Squarepusher on Thinking Outside The Box

Author: Skrufff
22 July 2001

Max Graham: DJs Are the New Conductors

Author: Skrufff
22 July 2001

The Best Moments of Baby Doc & S-J

Author: Skruff
5 August 2001

Paul Mac: 3000 Feet & Getting Higher..

Author: Andrew Ong
6 August 2001

Brazil's Anderson Noise @Ministry @ Knebworth

Author: Skruff
12 August 2001

Cevin Fisher- The Freak Comes Out Again

Author: Skrufff
12 August 2001

Baked Not Fried - An afternoon with Brewster B

Author: Will Jackson
15 August 2001

The Underground Sounds of Australia

Author: Jo Vraca
15 August 2001

Rooty - Basement Jaxx

Author: Jo Vraca
15 August 2001

Binary Finary

Author: Jo Vraca
15 August 2001

Future Music

Author: Jo Vraca
15 August 2001

Lee Burridge: Hong Kong's Number 1 (Dance) Export

Author: Skrufff
19 August 2001

Madison Avenue's Andy Van: Don't Call Me…

Author: Skrufff
19 August 2001

Let it Ride Sarge!

Author: Jo Vraca
20 August 2001

Interview: BT

Author: Jo Vraca
20 August 2001

Carl Cox: Techno Killed the Disco Star

Author: Jo Vraca
20 August 2001

Public Domain

Author: Jo Vraca
23 August 2001

Ursula Rucker: The High Priestess of Hip-hop

Author: Skrufff
25 August 2001

Dance Music Awards 2001

Author: Jo Vraca
30 August 2001

DJ DAN - In Stereo

Author: Will Jackson
2 September 2001

Coco- Miracles and Dreams Can Come True

Author: Skrufff
3 September 2001

Bartez: Holland's Latest Trance Prodigy

Author: Skrufff
3 September 2001

Chris Cowie

Author: Jo Vraca
10 September 2001

System 7

Author: Jo Vraca
13 September 2001

Lucien Foort

Author: Jo Vraca
13 September 2001

Golf Buggy Trippin' with Matrix

Author: Jo Vraca
13 September 2001

Totally Fucked Up [Part 1]

Author: Jo Vraca
13 September 2001

Totally Fucked Up [Part 2]

Author: Jo Vraca
13 September 2001

Totally Fucked Up [Part 3]

Author: Jo Vraca
13 September 2001

Stephen Mallinder - Interplanetary Beats

Author: Jo Vraca
13 September 2001

A Night Out with John Course and Andy Van...

Author: Wifie @ TranZfusion
24 September 2001

Mexico's Panoptica- 'We've Gone Past Cocaine

Author: Skruff
28 September 2001

Stereo MCs

Author: Jo Vraca
3 October 2001

Roger Sanchez

Author: Jo Vraca
5 October 2001

Gong: Ambient Music Is Close to The Pure Spirit

Author: Skrufff
8 October 2001

Chris Coco: From DJ Mag to the Kingdom Of Chillout

Author: Skrufff
12 October 2001

Adam Freeland: DJs & the Rock & Roll Lifestyle

Author: Jonty Adderley
19 October 2001

Chris Fortier: America's Dance Market Is Huge and Growing

Author: Jonty Adderley & Angie Ng
19 October 2001

Miss Kittin & The Hacker: I Still Don't Know How to Sing

Author: Jonty Adderley
2 November 2001

Bomfunk MCs: Finland (and Sony Europe's) Biggest Sellers

Author: Jonty Addereley
19 November 2001

Way Out West's Jody Wisternoff get's Tranzfused

Author: Azztek @ TranZfusion
28 November 2001

A Night @ Zouk with Sander Kleinenberg

Author: Derrick/Song @ TranZfusion
11 December 2001

Mark Dynamix will make you 'cruise a little higher'

Author: Azztek @ TranZfusion
16 December 2001

Panhandle Record's DJ Jonene gets TranZfused

Author: michelle pirovich
6 January 2002

Come with The Chemical Brothers

Author: michelle pirovich
24 January 2002

Lino - Not just for the floor

Author: Will @ TranZfusion
12 February 2002

Tranzfusion vs DJ Hyper

Author: Will @ TranZfusion
21 February 2002

Tranzfusion Innovator Series- Derrick May

Author: Azztek @ TranZfusion
25 February 2002

Tranzfusion Innovator Series- Kevin Saunderson

Author: Azztek @ TranZfusion
12 March 2002

A Ravers Tale

Author: michelle pirovich
19 March 2002

Fila Brazilia - No Not Brazilian Trainers

Author: Will @ TranZfusion
20 March 2002

FREE DOWNLOAD: Timo Maas - To Get Down

Author: Wired
20 March 2002

Groove Corporation's Elephant House

Author: Will @ TranZFusion
21 March 2002

Let Your Creative Juices Flow

Author: michelle pirovich
3 April 2002

Canberra heats up in April

Author: Phil Jones
4 April 2002

Tresor Berlin gets TranZfused

Author: Will @ TranZfusion
7 April 2002

Bill Hamel Balances with TranZfusion

Author: michelle pirovich
11 April 2002

TelePopMusik French for Yum-

Author: michelle pirovich
17 April 2002

Ninja Tune Audio Volume II - TranZFusion Sneak Preview

Author: Azztek @ TranZfusion
17 April 2002

Bryan Zentz gives TranZfusion the Low Down

Author: Well @ TranZfusion
21 April 2002

Hallucinogen: Simon Posford

Author: Damion Brown @ PsyReviews.com
29 April 2002

A "NuBreed" - Tranzfusion Interview

Author: Azztek @ TranZfusion
8 May 2002

Tahl: Melbournes Newest Rising Star

Author: michelle pirovich
14 May 2002

John Ferris, All round industry man and still a party boy

Author: michelle pirovich
16 May 2002

Just call him 'Australia's Groove Terminator'

Author: michelle pirovich
20 May 2002

Moby

Author: michelle pirovich
28 May 2002

Lucien Foort - Always Changing For The Better

Author: michelle pirovich
30 May 2002

Sample Gee - Spreading the sound

Author: michelle pirovich
11 June 2002

Waxdreams - A documentary by the Kamen Brothers

Author: michelle pirovich
27 June 2002

Danny's Most Wanted Story

Author: michelle pirovich
1 July 2002

Canada's Flatliners on their Local DnB Scene

Author: Will Jackson
3 July 2002

16th Element - A Well Strung Warp to Fame

Author: Aaron Roach
8 July 2002

Chris Fortier - About Time

Author: Dean Millson
12 July 2002

If you had it would you flaunt it-

Author: Nigel Tan
22 July 2002

Playing the Corporate Clubbing Game

Author: Michelle Pirovich
24 July 2002

Doing it old skool

Author: michelle pirovich
1 August 2002

paulmac - Heart on his sleeve, tongue in his cheek

Author: Nigel Tan
7 August 2002

A dig with 2 dogs

Author: michelle pirovich
13 August 2002

The Regeneration Process with Richie McNeil

Author: michelle pirovich
16 August 2002

North South East West Magnetic South Demo Decks

Author: michelle pirovich
21 August 2002

Ninja Tune Audio Volume III - TranZfusion Sneak Preview

Author: michelle pirovich
22 August 2002

This is your last chance

Author: michelle pirovich
27 August 2002

Channel 10 bans TranZfusion

Author: michelle pirovich
30 August 2002

Ron Carroll, Lifting you every time.

Author: michelle pirovich
2 September 2002

Getting a TranZfusion puts a smile on your face

Author: michelle pirovich
4 September 2002

Far from Beginerz

Author: Jana Hargrove
5 September 2002

Singapore vs Hong Kong

Author: Debra Tay
6 September 2002

Earthdance - Give peace a dance

Author: michelle pirovich
8 September 2002

Something about those herbal pills

Author: michelle pirovich
12 September 2002

C1 - Small in Size big in Stature.

Author: Well @ TranZfusion
13 September 2002

Happy Birthday Derrick

Author: the birthday fairy
17 September 2002

Meet psy-trance DJ Sally Doolally

Author: michelle pirovich
18 September 2002

Forshaw first steps foot in Oz for War Of The Worlds IV

Author: Jana Hargrove
19 September 2002

Nick Lunn Storms Australia

Author: Andrew Ong
20 September 2002

TranZfusion Demo Decks - Take 2

Author: michelle pirovich
23 September 2002

Oh Stacey

Author: michelle pirovich
27 September 2002

Feeling flatter than a flounder-

Author: michelle pirovich
29 September 2002

Satoshi Tomiie - Busier than an Asian dashboard

Author: Dean Millson
1 October 2002

Nubreed vs Phil K

Author: Well @ TranZfusion
3 October 2002

R.I.P Laura Gavoor

Author: all at TranZfusion
7 October 2002

Steve Lawler - In The Dark, With Advice and Vodka!

Author: Aaron Roach
8 October 2002

Ninja Tune Audio Volume IV: TranZfusion Sneak Preview

Author: michelle pirovich
8 October 2002

Brendan Krotz - Ret:)respect-ive STOMPer

Author: well @ TranZfusion
14 October 2002

Jim Baron From Crazy Penis, Innuendo Free Zone.

Author: Nigel Tan
17 October 2002

Secret Agent DJ Lorna - Keeping it in perspective.

Author: Michelle Pirovich
19 October 2002

Koma and Bones - and the anonymous one

Author: michelle pirovich
21 October 2002

The fine art of promoting - Fuzzy style

Author: Michelle Pirovich
24 October 2002

The rapid rise of DJ Kelsta

Author: michelle pirovich
27 October 2002

Southern Outpost - Music for those who know

Author: michelle pirovich
30 October 2002

"That DJ made my day" RIP Jam Master Jay

Author: michelle pirovich
1 November 2002

Tranzfusion's close shave with the Feds

Author: michelle pirovich
3 November 2002

GTs new album - Check it

Author: michelle pirovich
6 November 2002

Turntables 101

Author: michelle pirovich
8 November 2002

GTs labour of love

Author: michelle pirovich
10 November 2002

TranZfusion, do we rock or suck- - you tell us

Author: The TF Crew
13 November 2002

The Rock Steady Crew - Taking it to the floor 25 years on

Author: michelle pirovich
18 November 2002

Changing the face of techno - the Fokus and Fractured way

Author: michelle pirovich
20 November 2002

Pete Tong - Ready To Hit The Studio

Author: Simon Stuart
24 November 2002

Tuning in to Katy K

Author: michelle pirovich
27 November 2002

FC Kahuna - Mixing it up for TranZfusion

Author: michelle pirovich
29 November 2002

A little touch of Italy

Author: Chloe Burke
2 December 2002

Global Eyes 3 - Celebrating the Creative Spirit

Author: michelle pirovich
6 December 2002

Ryan James - How do you like bass-

Author: michelle pirovich
9 December 2002

TranZfusion's Welcome 2003 Special - Sister Bliss

Author: michelle pirovich
12 December 2002

Tigersushi and the 'Revolution of the Imagination'

Author: chloe burke
16 December 2002

TranZfusion's Welcome 2003 Special - CJ Bolland

Author: Nigel Tan
21 December 2002

TranZfusion's Welcome 2003 Special - Timo Maas

Author: michelle pirovich
25 December 2002

TranZfusion's standout albums for 2002

Author: the review crew
31 December 2002

DJ Tiga On Fame, America & Electro (clash)'s Future

Author: Jonty Adderley
11 January 2003

The highest state of euphoria - Self Empowerment or Drugs-

Author: michelle pirovich
13 January 2003

The Juicy Reality according to Loka Nunda and Sam Star

Author: michelle pirovich
15 January 2003

Interview with Lestat

Author: michelle pirovich
17 January 2003

Introducing Bobby Raver

Author: michelle pirovich
20 January 2003

Old skool stylin's with Billy Jazz

Author: michelle pirovich
20 January 2003

Rainbow Serpent - Making the connection

Author: michelle pirovich
20 January 2003

Bassnectar - Bass that makes you go aarrgh

Author: michelle pirovich
22 January 2003

Space Tribe - Rainbow Serpent Feature

Author: Azztek
22 January 2003

The Soulfuric Brain Tappert

Author: michelle pirovich
23 January 2003

I give you Misstress Barbara

Author: michelle pirovich
24 January 2003

Gus Gus on Iceland, Disgusting Drinking and 24 Hour Nights

Author: Jonty Adderley (Skrufff.com)
25 January 2003

Feeling the beat of the Cosmic Gate drum

Author: michelle pirovich
29 January 2003

The latest taste in audio and video from Ninja Tune

Author: michelle pirovich
30 January 2003

Taking electronica to the screen

Author: michelle pirovich
4 February 2003

DJ Tipper and the Chapel St cruiser from hell

Author: Chloe Burke
5 February 2003

Mark Moore's History Of Clubbing- 1980 to the Present

Author: Jonty Adderley
8 February 2003

Metamatics on Cornwall, 'Blow-Ins' & Manchester City

Author: Jonty Adderley
8 February 2003

Chick with Decks

Author: Liquoriche
10 February 2003

Got Funk- The way all good things should be!

Author: michelle pirovich
12 February 2003

An interview with Paul van Dyk

Author: michelle pirovich
13 February 2003

In a Bionikworld

Author: michelle pirovich
14 February 2003

Jamie Myerson (aka Sky City): I'm Not Drum & Bass

Author: Jonty Adderley
17 February 2003

Not in their name

Author: michelle pirovich
19 February 2003

Grant Smillie on upper body rocking and 6 foot Brazilian women

Author: michelle pirovich
21 February 2003

Anne Savage: Hard Dance Clubbers Aren't Sheep

Author: Jonty Adderley
22 February 2003

PIY -- What you need to know

Author: Liquoriche
23 February 2003

Ben Sims on respect, challenges and being ripped off

Author: michelle pirovich
25 February 2003

Introducing Mr Frankie Knuckles - Part 1

Author: michelle pirovich
27 February 2003

Bryan Zentz- Doing Things to Excess is the American Way

Author: Jonty Adderley
1 March 2003

Mr Frankie Knuckles - Part 2

Author: michelle pirovich
3 March 2003

PIY back to the PLUR

Author: Nigel Tan
4 March 2003

The many distractions of Gus Till

Author: chloe burke
5 March 2003

The Hacker - Miss Kittin & I Have Avoided the Fame Trap

Author: Jonty Adderley
8 March 2003

Bent's Own Axis of Evil: George W Bush, NME and Zero 7

Author: Jonty Adderley
8 March 2003

Is this you-

Author: michelle pirovich
10 March 2003

Vertex - Its what you've been waiting for

Author: michelle pirovich
11 March 2003

Meet Mike Watkins

Author: martin parts
12 March 2003

Pete Tong On The Future Of Clubbing, Ageing DJs & Cocaine

Author: Jonty Adderley
15 March 2003

A1 People: How Soon Is Now-

Author: Benedetta Ferraro
17 March 2003

Paul van Dyk's Global - It's what dance music is all about

Author: michelle pirovich
18 March 2003

Draino - Get the Picture-

Author: Katie Elles
19 March 2003

Le Resistance - It's French for no F....ng War

Author: michelle pirovich
21 March 2003

Autechre - People Always Find You Sooner Or Later

Author: Jonty Adderley
24 March 2003

Eric Powell and Da Phunk

Author: Jana Hargrove
25 March 2003

Paul van Dyk - Truly Global

Author: michelle pirovich
26 March 2003

Excuse me Mr Insane People, Jelli D has something to say

Author: michelle pirovich
27 March 2003

Q&A with DJ Mr King

Author: Katie Elles
29 March 2003

Electric Indigo: Keeping Up the Female (DJ) Pressure

Author: Jonty Adderley
31 March 2003

The fine art of DJing with Will E Tell

Author: michelle pirovich
1 April 2003

Austria's Waldeck- Don't Call Me Kruder Or Dorfmeister

Author: Jonty Adderley
2 April 2003

I see you baby shaking that ass

Author: michelle pirovich
3 April 2003

W.I.T.- Electroclash's Real Queen's Of New York

Author: Jonty Adderley
5 April 2003

Tidy Trax' Andy Pickles: Hard House's No 1 Jive Bunny

Author: Jonty Adderley
7 April 2003

Psyburbia - The first trippers on Mars

Author: michelle pirovich
9 April 2003

France's Jay Alansky on Madness, Energy & Hating America

Author: Jonty Adderley
14 April 2003

Music Mosaic - The Perfect Fit

Author: michelle pirovich
15 April 2003

Nick Lunn - Brewing up a Storm

Author: michelle pirovich
16 April 2003

Slipmatt- The Only Hardcore I Play These Days is Old Skool

Author: Jonty Adderley
19 April 2003

Bryan Zentz - Doing it without Pepsi

Author: Well
22 April 2003

Unblock your ear'oles because this is Terminalhead

Author: michelle pirovich
23 April 2003

Joining the dots with Hamish

Author: michelle pirovich
28 April 2003

Hip Hop's DJ Krush

Author: Katie Elles
30 April 2003

Is this you-

Author: michelle pirovich
4 May 2003

The Belfast Legend Continues - Part 1

Author: michelle pirovich
7 May 2003

Happy Birthday KinetiK

Author: Katie Elles
8 May 2003

Lisa Pin-Up: The First DJ of Glamour Modelling

Author: Jonty Adderley
12 May 2003

This is Battletown

Author: Michelle Pirovich
13 May 2003

Rogue Traders - Thinking outside the square

Author: Chloe Burke
14 May 2003

If it ain't Broken, Don't Fix it ...Too

Author: Michelle Pirovich
15 May 2003

From Queen to Miami Sound Machine - it's B-Boy Discoteque

Author: Michelle Pirovich
16 May 2003

LA DJ Dan and his New Waver, Fashion Following Past

Author: Jonty Adderley
17 May 2003

Paul Jackson: Up the Hill Backwards

Author: Jonty Adderley
17 May 2003

Belfast - Are you ready for this-

Author: Michelle Pirovich
21 May 2003

Phil K - Lo-Step to Burma

Author: Katie Elles
23 May 2003

Inkfish - A helluva lot more than Feelings.

Author: Aaron Roach
25 May 2003

If you love hip hop, it doesn't get any bigger than this

Author: Michelle Pirovich
27 May 2003

John Course just keeps rockin

Author: Michelle Pirovich
30 May 2003

The Art of Digging

Author: Chris Wheeldon
6 June 2003

Martin L. Gore Uncovered

Author: Rob Cannon
13 June 2003

Erick Morillo- Too Many Blaggers Are Spoiling the DJ Stew

Author: Benedetta Skrufff
16 June 2003

Luke Chable - 7 Quick Ones

Author: Dean Millson
17 June 2003

The Ivan Special

Author: Dean Millson
18 June 2003

Nubreed - Signed to the Mob

Author: Katie Elles
19 June 2003

Seb Fontaine: DJs Were Never Pop Stars…

Author: Jonty Skrufff
23 June 2003

DJ Selekt

Author: Chris Wheeldon
26 June 2003

Doc Martin- House Music's Greatest Survivor

Author: Jonty Skrufff
28 June 2003

Chris Lopez: Putting DJ Faces To Names

Author: Jonty Skrufff
30 June 2003

Sounds Like Techno - a new online experience

Author: Michelle Pirovich
2 July 2003

Darren Emerson & Walking On Water

Author: Jonty Skrufff
7 July 2003

France's David Caretta on America, Electroclash & (DJ) Hell

Author: Camilo Rocha and Claudia Assef
9 July 2003

Grab a taste of Makoto's 'Human Elements'

Author: Michelle Pirovich
10 July 2003

Wu Tang Clan's RZA- Most Hip Hop Stars Are Marsh Mellows

Author: Benedetta Skrufff
14 July 2003

Delving into the creative minds behind NRG 6

Author: Chloe Burke
16 July 2003

Backstage with Ugly Duckling

Author: Chris Wheeldon
19 July 2003

In Bed With Bias B

Author: Katie Elles
21 July 2003

Back To (Grim) Reality With Jazzie B From Soul 2 Soul

Author: Benedetta Skrufff
23 July 2003

Check it - Hi-Gate's 'Split Personality' video streams

Author: Michelle Pirovich
25 July 2003

Graham Gold- I Always Hated Punk and New Romantic

Author: Jonty Skrufff
28 July 2003

Future DJ is here

Author: Michelle Pirovich
30 July 2003

Richard X- House Music Is The Most Boring Thing On Earth

Author: Benedetta Skrufff
3 August 2003

Sugar's Bionic Wonderland

Author: Katie Elles
4 August 2003

The Chicken Lips Special Blend

Author: Katie Elles
9 August 2003

Ethic (Battletowm MC)

Author: Chris Wheeldon
12 August 2003

Smokin Jo In Ibiza- I Find London So Depressing

Author: Jonty Skrufff
15 August 2003

Tiga- Electro Has Dropped Out of My Vocabulary

Author: Jonty Skrufff
16 August 2003

Ret:)Respect - Will You Wet Your Pants-

Author: Michelle Pirovich
18 August 2003

Phil Parnell - Doing His Living In The Now

Author: Michelle Pirovich
21 August 2003

Boy George- Fighting, Fashion & Fun- Punk Is Just A Word

Author: Jonty Skrufff
24 August 2003

Karen Lehner- Nothing Personal, But . . .

Author: Jonty Skrufff
24 August 2003

Meat Katies Next Destination

Author: Katie Elles
28 August 2003

Ils- Proving its never too late

Author: Katie Elles
31 August 2003

Klute - Total Mass Urban Revolution

Author: Chloe Burke
1 September 2003

PUTS- Buried deep where only the music counts

Author: Chris Wheeldon
4 September 2003

Chemical Brothers- We'd Hate To Be Famous

Author: Jonty Skrufff (Skrufff.com)
7 September 2003

Greg Wilson- Manchester's Original Electrofunk DJ Returns

Author: Jonty Skrufff
9 September 2003

Earthdance - Join The Global Festival For Peace

Author: Michelle Pirovich
10 September 2003

Bionikworld - Preset to Filth Funk n' Electro Disco Dirge!!

Author: Chloe Burke
10 September 2003

Peaches- Fuck Motherfucker, It's Time For Fatherfucker

Author: Jonty Skrufff
14 September 2003

The electric nature of Tom Wax

Author: Michelle Pirovich
15 September 2003

Looking Like A Slut With New York's Avenue D (Shut Up!)

Author: Jonty Skrufff
16 September 2003

Grimus and Teknob- Manic Atari Bleep Evangelists

Author: Michelle Pirovich
17 September 2003

The DEA- We like really attractive girls

Author: Katie Elles
18 September 2003

TranZfusion - Celebrating 8 Years - Part One

Author: Michelle Pirovich
18 September 2003

Josh Wink- Who Wants to Become a DJ -To Become Unemployed-

Author: Jonty Skrufff
22 September 2003

T Raumschmiere- I Hate Yuppie Punks

Author: Jonty Skrufff
24 September 2003

Paul Oakenfold Celebrates 8 Years with TranZfusion

Author: Michelle Pirovich
25 September 2003

TranZfusion Celebrating 8 years - Part Two

Author: Michelle Pirovich
25 September 2003

The Calling of the Hilltop Hoods

Author: Chris Wheeldon
28 September 2003

Border Patrol with James Holden

Author: Aaron Roach
29 September 2003

Steve Gerrard's Lifesong

Author: Aaron Roach
1 October 2003

Human League's Phil Oakey On Richard X, Gangsters & Kids

Author: Jonty Skrufff
1 October 2003

France's Master H- Chips With Everything in Soma's Glasgow

Author: Jonty Skrufff
3 October 2003

Jeff Tyler's Super Tough Funk Junk

Author: Well
4 October 2003

Leeds' LFO on Techno, Life and London

Author: Jonty Skrufff
5 October 2003

Naturally Speaking with RA - The Q&A Session

Author: Aaron Roach
5 October 2003

PDT - One Massive Step at a Time

Author: Aaron Roach
6 October 2003

Striving for the sound that is Phunk De Sonique

Author: Michelle Pirovich
8 October 2003

TranZfusion - Celebrating 8 Years - All You Need To Know

Author: Michelle Pirovich
8 October 2003

'Expect The Unexpected' Jono Fernandez Interview

Author: Sara Brooke
3 August 2004

Habersham Speaks (errr... Types) for a TranZfusion Q&A

Author: Aaron Roach
13 August 2004

McGerk Wins TranZfusion's Election 2004!

Author: TranZfusion
9 October 2004

Chris Liberator On The White-Washing Of Rave Culture

Author: Jonty Skrufff
21 November 2004

The Horrorist: New York Is a Nice Place For the Wealthy

Author: Jonty Skrufff
21 November 2004

Mark Norman: The dynamic duo of tech-trance

Author: Mark Burton
4 February 2005

Kidgusto - The New Eclecticism

Author: JBalius
6 July 2005

Thomas Krome Gives Advice on Self-Sodomizing

Author: Clare Dickins
7 July 2005

Tuning In with Anne Savage

Author: Clare Dickins
7 July 2005

Cabin Crew - Falling Stars

Author: Stuart Christmas
7 July 2005

Fergie - Hooverless but still Horny

Author: Clare Dickins
7 July 2005

Jewelz - Balls to the Wall

Author: Clare Dickins
7 July 2005

Joey Youngman - Young at heart

Author: Stuart Evans
7 July 2005

A Chat With Chris Fortier

Author: Terry Goldfain
20 July 2005

Danny Howells Talks Miami

Author: Terry Goldfain
20 July 2005

An Electric Chat With Gavin Keitel

Author: Terry Goldfain
20 July 2005

Habersham & Numinous

Author: Terry Goldfain
20 July 2005

Digweed's Collection Of Classic's

Author: Terry Goldfain
20 July 2005

The Original Jonathan Lisle

Author: Terry Goldfain
20 July 2005

Luke Chable Interview

Author: Terry Goldfain
20 July 2005

Infusion Is Taking On The World

Author: Terry Goldfain
20 July 2005

NuBreed interview

Author: Terry Goldfain
20 July 2005

Ryan Papa Talks To Tranzfusion

Author: Terry Goldfain
20 July 2005

DJ Kiko Interview

Author: Amanda Storey
23 August 2005

DJ Karizma Interview: Basement Beats

Author: Stuart Evans
25 August 2005

Steve Porter interview: Porterhouse - Cooked to Perfection

Author: Natalie Martyn
25 August 2005

Nick Warren Interview

Author: Mark Burton
28 August 2005

Yoji Biomehanika Interview

Author: Hayley Over
30 August 2005

Scott Alert and his Fixation with Trauma (interview)

Author: Hayley Over
30 August 2005

LYRICS BORN (INTERVIEW) - KARMA POLICEMAN

Author: Jeremy King
8 September 2005

Max Graham

Author: Terry Goldfain
16 September 2005

Kate Monroe Interview - SYDNEY HOUSE STYLES

Author: Emma-Louise Tovey
16 September 2005

Steve Porter on Porterhouse, Ibiza and Australia

Author: Terry Goldfain
16 September 2005

Groove Assassin Interview - Dangerous Beats

Author: Stuart Evans
19 September 2005

Ian Carey interview: Rising High

Author: Stuart Evans
19 September 2005

Interview with Sonic Animation: Saving Super Furry Animals

Author: Stewart Rae
21 September 2005

Ru C.L interview

Author: Tranzfusion
5 October 2005

Andy Caldwell interview- TRUMPET HOUSE

Author: Andrew James
6 October 2005

Art Of War - MACHIAVELLIAN RHYMES

Author: Jeremy King
6 October 2005

Crazy Penis Interview

Author: Jeremy King
6 October 2005

Gabriel & Dresden Interview

Author: Mark Burton
6 October 2005

Layla Interview: RAW LYRICAL POWER

Author: Andrew James
6 October 2005

Nick Warren Interview

Author: Mark Burton
6 October 2005

A Chat With Lee Burridge

Author: Phil Watkins
12 October 2005

Above & Beyond article

Author: Clare Dickins
17 October 2005

Infernal interview - Travellers' Tales

Author: Stuart Evans
19 October 2005

Latest Tranzfusion CD Reviews

Author: Tranzfusion
21 October 2005

Paul Mac interview

Author: Andrew James
21 October 2005

BANGKOK (VIA FINLAND)

Author: GUIDO FARNELL
25 October 2005

Eskimo interview - Phantasm's Phantastic Phamily

Author: Benjamin Preiss
25 October 2005

Soup Interview - Taking the Beat Route

Author: Guido Farnell
25 October 2005

The Herd interview - Chasing the Sun

Author: BENJAMIN PREISS
25 October 2005

Scot Project Pharmacy Interview

Author: Carolyn Butcher
28 October 2005

Tom Novy interview - Body Rockin'

Author: Stuart Evans
29 October 2005

Miguel Migs interview - Salty House

Author: Stuart Evans
29 October 2005

Rogue Traders interview - Rockin' the neighbours

Author: Stuart Evans
2 November 2005

Schwa interview

Author: Clare Dickins
15 November 2005

John Digweed interview

Author: Clare Dickins
15 November 2005

Lisa Lashes interview

Author: Clare Dickins
15 November 2005

Spektrum interview: Get Punk'd

Author: Guido Farnell
18 November 2005

Mark Farina interview: Mushroom House

Author: Emma-Louise Tovey
18 November 2005

Amorphous Androgynous interview: Psychedelic Dreams

Author: Guido Farnell
18 November 2005

Alice Russell Interview

Author: Guido Farnell
18 November 2005

Phil Hartnoll interview: Life After Orbital

Author: Guido Farnell
18 November 2005

The Littlemen interview - Acid House Pioneers

Author: ANDREW JAMES
18 November 2005

Plutonic Lab interview: Beats in the Lab

Author: Benjamin Preiss
2 December 2005

Spencer Parker: United Rhythms

Author: Stuart Evans
2 December 2005

Audio Bully's interview

Author: Stuart Evans
2 December 2005

Desyn Masiello interview: In Desyn We Trust

Author: Terry Goldfain
2 December 2005

Cave interview: Enter the Cave

Author: Andrew James
2 December 2005

Daniel Wang interview: DIsco's Not Dead

Author: Guido Farnell
2 December 2005

Marco V interview - Moving On

Author: CLare Dickins
5 December 2005

Astrix Interview - Psy Sellout-

Author: Clare Dickins
5 December 2005

Benjamin Bates interview: Out of the Spotlight

Author: Clare Dickins
5 December 2005

Max Graham interview

Author: Terry Goldfain
5 December 2005

Nic Fanciulli Interview

Author: Terry Goldfain
5 December 2005

John O'Callaghan Interview

Author: Mark Burton
5 December 2005

Mauro Picotto Interview - Go Away Purists

Author: Clare Dickins
5 December 2005

Audio Bully's interview

Author: Stuart Evans
6 December 2005

Spencer Parker interview: United Rhythms

Author: Stuart Evans
6 December 2005

Desyn Masiello interview: In Desyn we Trust

Author: Terry Goldfain
6 December 2005

Cave interview: Enter the Cave

Author: Andrew James
7 December 2005

Daniel Wang interview: DIsco's Not Dead

Author: Guido Farnell
7 December 2005

Plutonic Lab interview: Beats in the Lab

Author: Benjamin Preiss
7 December 2005

Ivan Gough / TV ROCK interview

Author: CeeDuB
8 December 2005

BUENOS NOCHES IN BUENOS AIRES

Author: Nikki Wright
12 December 2005

Dallas Raft - The Calm before the Storm.

Author: Amplify International
12 December 2005

Interview - Oskar Meltzer does it all Weekend!

Author: Phil Watkins
13 December 2005

DJ Touche interview: Palpable Hits

Author: Jeremy King
19 December 2005

Lo Tek Hi-Fi interview: Lo-Fi Bumps

Author: Jeremy King
19 December 2005

Guy Ornadel Interview: Down to Earth

Author: Clare Dickins
19 December 2005

Diplo Interview - Florida's Finest

Author: Guido Farnell
19 December 2005

Blackalicious Interview: Black Diamonds

Author: Benjamin Preiss
19 December 2005

Brian Tappert Interview: Work on Wax

Author: Stuart Evans
28 December 2005

DJ Idem Interview - Crate Diggin'

Author: Jeremy King
28 December 2005

Omni interview

Author: Benjamin Preiss
28 December 2005

Tickled Pink #4 - Flavour Of The Month: Chris Lum

Author: Tickled Pink
8 January 2006

Scott Bateman Interview - Obsession

Author: Liz Charles
9 January 2006

Scott Bateman Interview - Obsession

Author: Liz Charles
11 January 2006

Saeed Younan Interview

Author: Phil Watkins
11 January 2006

Annie Interview

Author: Amanda Storey
11 January 2006

DJ Sal - Profile / Interview - Rainbow Serpent 2006

Author: Azztek @ Tranzfusion
12 January 2006

Chris Lum Interview

Author: Phil Watkins
17 January 2006

Damian Lazarus interview - Suck His Deck

Author: Cyclone
20 January 2006

Joey Negro interview: Disco Revisited

Author: Stuart Evans
23 January 2006

DJ Gregory interview: Tropical Soundbytes

Author: Stuart Evans
23 January 2006

Recloose interview: From Detroit to Aetearoa

Author: Cyclone
23 January 2006

2 Many DJ's interview: Mash Up Mavericks

Author: Cyclone
23 January 2006

Local Knowledge interview: Multilingual Mcs

Author: Jeremy King
25 January 2006

Krafty Kuts interview: Tricka Technology

Author: Jeremy King
25 January 2006

Hardsoul interview: Dutch House-

Author: Cyclone
30 January 2006

Common interview: Just Be

Author: Cyclone
30 January 2006

DJ Spen interview: A red light, a feelin'

Author: Cyclone
30 January 2006

Bexta interview: The mixologist

Author: Clare Dickins
30 January 2006

Interview with Rollin Connection - Keeping It Real

Author: Liz Charles
1 February 2006

Drew K interview: Neon Nights

Author: Charlee
6 February 2006

Vitalic interview: Your Mate Dario

Author: Cyclone
7 February 2006

General Midi interview - Bristol Breaks

Author: Cyclone
9 February 2006

Carl Cox interview - Cox of Franga

Author: Cyclone
9 February 2006

Cagedbaby interview: He'll See You Now

Author: Andrew James
9 February 2006

Jamie Lidell interview: Don't Blame Us

Author: Guido Farnell
9 February 2006

Mu interview: Absurdist Pop-

Author: Guido Farnell
9 February 2006

Sander Kleinenberg interview: Don't Mention the War

Author: Clare Dickins
9 February 2006

Tetrameth - Techically Progressive

Author: Charlee
10 February 2006

Balance finds their Mojo

Author: cds@tranzfusion.net
14 February 2006

Lee Burridge 365 Tour @ Darkbeat

Author: Persia
14 February 2006

Good Vibrations 06 - Brisbane - 11.2.2006

Author: &ru
17 February 2006

Lee Burridge 365 Tour @ Darkbeat

Author: Persia
17 February 2006

James Brown becomes the Godfather of Good Vibrations!

Author: Phil Watkins
17 February 2006

Satoshi Tomiie: Event Review

Author: Drew K
22 February 2006

Vitalic interview: The Good, the Bad and the Vitalic

Author: Andrez Bergen
27 February 2006

Coldcut interview - Sound Mirrors

Author: Andrez Bergen
27 February 2006

Tatsuya OE interview: But you can call me Captain Funk!

Author: Andrez Bergen
27 February 2006

Steve Angello interview - Trying it on for Size

Author: Mark Burton
28 February 2006

ATFC interview: Fat Diva Slim Boy Mashups-

Author: Stuart Evans
2 March 2006

James Lavelle interview: The Man from Unkle

Author: Jeremy King
2 March 2006

Satoshi Tomiie interview: Tears Reworked

Author: Terry Goldfain
2 March 2006

Mark Dynamix interview: Track ID

Author: Andrew James
3 March 2006

Markus Shulz interview: Coldharbour Vibes

Author: Clare Dickins
3 March 2006

Armin Van Buuren interview: Armin Only

Author: Clare Dickins
3 March 2006

Autechre

Author: Andrez Bergen
6 March 2006

Reinhard Voigt / Kompakt interview

Author: Andrez Bergen
6 March 2006

Joey Beltram interview

Author: Andrez Bergen
6 March 2006

The Glimmers

Author: Andrez Bergen
6 March 2006

Yamaoka interview

Author: Andrez Bergen
6 March 2006

Norman Jay interview: These are the Good Times

Author: Jeremy King
6 March 2006

Koolism interview: Kool-Aid

Author: Benjamin Preiss
6 March 2006

Lady Kier interview: How do you say... groove

Author: Guido Farnell
6 March 2006

Nubreed interview: Choosing Breakbeats over Breakups

Author: Natalie Martyn
10 March 2006

D-Nox interview: D-Nox in DeMand

Author: Terry Goldfain
15 March 2006

F&D interview: Tracks on a Wall

Author: Benjamin Preiss
16 March 2006

Global Communication interview with Mark Pritchard

Author: Guido Farnell
16 March 2006

Z-Trip interview: Crowd Rocker

Author: Jeremy King
16 March 2006

Andrew Schultz interview - Unifying The Masses

Author: Charlee
17 March 2006

Kosheen interview: Back to Their Roots

Author: Jeremy King
17 March 2006

DJ Kaos interview: Hello Stranger

Author: Guido Farnell
17 March 2006

Chuck Love interview: Spread the Love

Author: Emma-Louise Tovey
17 March 2006

Kyau vs Albert Interview: Euphonic or Euphoric-

Author: Clare Dickins
21 March 2006

DJ Ilogik Interview: Cold Logic

Author: Clare Dickins
21 March 2006

Infected Mushroom Interview: Following their own path

Author: Clare Dickins
21 March 2006

Tickled Pink Interview - Pink Ladies

Author: Charlee
24 March 2006

Paul Van Dyk interview: Party Politics

Author: Mark Burton
29 March 2006

Moguai interview: Tegeler the Teutonic Survivor

Author: Cyclone
31 March 2006

Danny Howells interview: The Obvious Choice

Author: Terry Goldfain
31 March 2006

Tokyo Project: Turning Japanese

Author: Cyclone
7 April 2006

Lee Coombs interview: Future Sound of Retro

Author: Cyclone
7 April 2006

Om Records founder Chris Smith interview: Dance Mantra

Author: Emma-Louise Tovey
7 April 2006

Katalyst interview: Agent of Change

Author: Cyclone
8 April 2006

The Perceptionists Mr. Lif interview: Politically Charged

Author: Benjamin Preiss
8 April 2006

Skalpel interview: Ninja Tune Surgeons-

Author: Andrez Bergen
9 April 2006

DJ Godfather interview: Shake that Booty

Author: Cyclone
15 April 2006

Lil Jon interview: King of Crunk

Author: Cyclone
15 April 2006

Solaa interview: Solaa Power

Author: Benjamin Preiss
15 April 2006

Interview with Nickodemus: Nick at Night

Author: Andrew James
16 April 2006

Vandalism interview: Exploring New Avenues

Author: Cyclone
16 April 2006

Danny Howells Interview: Spoilt for Choice

Author: Terry Goldfain
4 May 2006

Wil-Tron Interview - All things shiny

Author: charlee
5 May 2006

DJ Promo interview: 100 Hour Party Person

Author: Laura J. Snook
12 May 2006

Christian Vance Interview: Phunk De Solo

Author: Soma
19 May 2006

Derek K & The Heat interview

Author: Roger McHungwell
25 May 2006

Derrick May interview: Godfather of Techno

Author: Campbell Cooper
25 May 2006

Andy Caldwell Interview: Creativity Has No Schedule

Author: &ru - Andrew Edelsten
30 May 2006

Ben Watt interview

Author: Phil Watkins
6 June 2006

Chew the Fat

Author: Fat Records
10 June 2006

Meat Katie interview

Author: Andrew Sargeant
22 June 2006

Motion interview

Author: Jesse Kuch
13 July 2006

Linus Loves interview: Back to the Future

Author: Shell Heaven Lee
15 July 2006

Hilltop Hoods Interview: Calling the Hard Road Home

Author: Erica Dobson
27 July 2006

Nohno interview - The Soul in Circuitry

Author: Jeremy Balius
28 July 2006

Steve Lawler interview

Author: Nikki Wright
31 July 2006

Sarah Main interview

Author: Nikki Wright
31 July 2006

Delta interview: DMC World DJ Championships Feature

Author: Phil Watkins
4 August 2006

FREq interview: the FREquent Flyer

Author: Blaire Lumsden
10 August 2006

DJ Peril interview: Last of the B-boy's

Author: Erica Dobson
17 August 2006

Studio B interview: I See G...enerationNext

Author: Shell Heaven Lee
17 August 2006

Dynamoe interview: Home is Where the Heart Is

Author: Shell Heaven Lee
21 August 2006

Chicago MOVE! House Music Festival Feature Part 1: The History

Author: Alys Clare Francis
30 October 2006

It bridges divides with a 4/4 beat, uniting on the dancefloor regardless of race or sexual orientation. The music, of course, is House, and the city that spawned its sound 25 years ago recently gave recognition to just how far it's baby has come with the first 'Chicago MOVE! House Music Festival'.

Chicago MOVE! House Music Festival Special Part 2: The Interviews

Author: Alys Clare Francis
2 November 2006

'Chicago MOVE! House Music Festival'- We had the opportunity to interview some of the luminaries of the house scene including the legendary Frankie Knuckles. Whether enlightening, entertaining or tongue in cheek, you can be assured that all responses come straight from the horse's mouth.

Paul Woolford interview: From Prodigy to Peru

Author: Amanda Storey
27 August 2006

Funkoars interview

Author: Shell Heaven Lee
1 February 2007

DJ Missill interview: Mistress of the Mash Up

Author: Nicky Park
11 September 2006

Krafty Kuts interview: The Bass Phenomenon 'Tells Us How He Feels'

Author: Kate LeMessurier
17 September 2006

Enjoying a cup of tea in his house in Brighton, Krafty Kuts took time out to discuss his upcoming album, Australian tour and the finer points of BBQ etiquette.

Trentemoller interview: Creature of the Night(club)

Author: Amanda Storey @ Tranzfusion
27 September 2006

Chilling out in his cold apartment in Copenhagen, Trentemøller had a chat with Tranzfusion's Amanda Storey about his debut album 'Last Resort', wacky tobacky and why the word "common" isn't so common in Danish.

Ben Sims interview: The Dark Science of Label Leaping

Author: Andrez Bergen
27 September 2006

Tim Deluxe interview: Ego Smiter

Author: Andrez Bergen
27 September 2006

Kevin Saunderson interview: A Reminder that TECHNO is Not Just About TECHNOlogy

Author: Elander Cooparez @ Royal Dark
12 October 2006

Inspired by high school friends, Derrick May and Juan Atkins, Kevin Saunderson is the third of the legendary Belleville trio credited with the conception of techno. Founder and owner of long running KMS Records, the consistently high calibre of his material on a multitude of labels is second to none and perhaps matched only by his his numerous aliases.

Raja Ram & Lucas interview: TIP World

Author: Royal Dark
12 October 2006

TIP world is a label synonymous in the global dance community with the words: weird, wacky and wonderful. Whilst dominating the international Psytrance scene, the label has never lost its way - music remains its priority, constantly making music more unique and inspiring is integral to the label's success.

Sean Quinn interview: Thank God It's Over...(School Not Progressive)

Author: Elliot @ Royal Dark
12 October 2006

Jimmy Van M interview: A Legend on Balance

Author: Terry Goldfain
13 October 2006

Many in the international dance community would consider Jimmy Van M a 'living legend' of the scene. However, until the release this month of the tenth installment in EQ's acclaimed series, 'Balance' he was perhaps the least known living legend in club land.

Jeff Mills interview: One Man Spaceship

Author: Andrez Bergen
13 October 2006

Jeff Mills recounts his own particular history during a face to face interview with Andrez Bergen at Tokyo's legendary Club Womb, in September 2006.

Hybrid interview - Symphonic Noise

Author: Terry Goldfain
2 November 2006

HYDBRID INTERVIEW: "I'm not exactly a classical buff and don't really know my Beethoven from my Brahms...Hanz Zimmer get more iTunes action than the long dead contingent." They may not know the classics, but they know how to write them. We talk with Chris Healings about the new album 'I Choose Noise'

Coming of Age: Xavier Morel interview

Author: Mel Hart
10 November 2006

French born Xavier Morel has been Djing for eighteen years, and is one of the most experienced DJs in the dance scene. His wealth of experience and inspiration has come from all walks of life including Elvis, to Kraftwerk and even Mozart, he talks here about what Earthcore has in store.

From The Vault: Australian Dance Music Awards Article - From 2003

Author: Terry Goldfain
13 November 2006

In Australia, there sure aren't any Superstar DJs. In fact, you're considered one of the elite if you're lucky enough to have a manager and the number of DJs and producers able to call this their full time occupation is even less.

Deepface interview

Author: Stuart Evans
17 November 2006

33 & 1/3 BREAKBEAT B.B.Q

Author: Newzfusion
20 November 2006

33&1/3 are taking on a more nocturnal angle this year with a NYE breaks bender at the Prince in St Kilda featuring the Plump DJs and Missill

Sander Kleinenberg interview: This is Mischief-

Author: Terry Goldfain
24 November 2006

Sander Kleinenberg: Part visionary, part clown prince, just about the only thing Sander Kleinenberg could never be called is boring. Take this little tirade in TranzFusion's last interview with Kleinenberg for example, in which he blasted the DJ Magazine's Top 100 Poll almost exactly a year ago:

True Live talk Tours & the Future

Author: Tamsin Young
1 December 2006

"I think it's fucked that alcohol had kidnapped music... No wonder so many kids are turning to bullshit things like drugs to pass the time as they can't get involved in any local music. Where the fuck is the next van Morrison going to come from if we don't free it up again-"- RhyNo

Scott Bond here in '007.

Author: Anthony Favero @ Tranzfusion
4 December 2006

Summadayze is nearly here again, boasting an impressive line up of local and international DJs. I was fortunate enough to interview none other than Scott Bond, originally part of the Gatecrasher phenomenon and now striking out into new territory by himself.

Judge Jules Out to Prove Himself

Author: Shell Heaven Lee @ Tranzfusion
6 December 2006

..."there have been previous times, that I've forgotten that I've been mic'd up, and said rude things about people that I wish I hadn't been heard saying. But thankfully, I've done it enough times, ... and I've learnt to be cautious when the mic's been switched on."

Mousse T Interview

Author: Shell Heaven Lee
12 December 2006

"And at one point I was sitting in their office when I heard this song playing next door. I was compelled to find out more about the song and the person who sang it. [Amiel & I] sung, wrote and made a track in a couple of hours. It was great fun..."

Diafrix interview

Author: KalliN
12 December 2006

Azmarino tells it straight:"We are having a hard time being accepted as Australian hip-hop. That's the one thing we are facing that's causing a lot of difficulty" Despite this Azmarino expresses that "we've had much support from the hip-hop community, help which made recording the E.P possible".

ZU-ZUSHI 2: IF- REVISITED

Author: By Saori Nakagawa
19 December 2006

"IF- is lots of twisted, warped, bent, stretched, hacked up, mutilated, molested, surreal, questionable, raw, animal-tested music. Actually, it's probably animal friendly"...the zoetrope of artists that is iF- ambles into town.

Rainbow Serpent Festival Fever Explodes in January - There Is No Cure!

Author: Tim Harvey
20 December 2006

Just when you thought it was safe to return to work or studies the Rainbow Serpent Festival is back, Australia Day weekend in January with an extra special 10th year celebration extravaganza.

NYD 007 - The Men with the Golden Buns

Author: Newzfusion
21 December 2006

Semi & Ghetto Fab NYD '007 throws in an early challenge that rises straight up from the Ghetto...Semi-Ghetto that is…and it's '007! Those Men With The Golden Buns from Semi-Retired and Ghetto Fabulous have joined forces to present New Years Day '007 @ CARNI. NYD 12pm-1am

Heath Myer's Interview: Just This Guy

Author: Buff Rip Torn
22 December 2006

Afra & the Incredible Beatbox Band interview

Author: Andrez Bergen
8 January 2007

Afra and the Incredible Beatbox Band (a.k.a. Kei and K-Moon) are set to feature at this year's Big Day Out festivities. Hailing from Tokyo and previously headlined at the Sonar Festival in Spain in 2005, have been critically acclaimed around the world. Frontman Afra is touted by the BBC as a Japanese version of Goldie. Tranzfusion set out to find out more from the man himself.

Keitai Kouture Photographic Exhibition Feature

Author: Saori Nakagawa
17 January 2007

TranZfusion caught up with Andrez Bergen in the lead up to his photography exhibition, Keitai Kouture, being showcased at Brunswick Street Gallery between February 2nd and February 15th, 2007

Alex Smoke Blows His Own Way

Author: Mario Sanchez
23 January 2007

Last year saw Alex Smoke's growing reputation culminate with releasing SOMA's third installment of the Sci.Fi.Hi.Fi series. Mr.Menzies, who's been smoking hot for sometime now plans to get loose after a busy year enjoying all aspects of his touring travels.  With more to come in 2007 he took some time to go walkabout before heading to Australia but he didn't venture too far.  Tranzfusion tracked him down for a quick catch up.

Gotan Project

Author: Patricia Escalon
15 February 2007

Gotan Project gives the low-down on their upcoming tour of Australia and their new album Lunático.

BT interview - This Binary Reflection

Author: Aaron Roach
20 February 2007

TranZfusion caught up with BT to talk about his current universe and why it's important to start with humble beginnings...

Tom Novy interview: SuperUnexpected

Author: Shell Heaven Lee
22 February 2007

Upon the eve of the Future Music Festival, TranZfusion's Shell Heaven Lee spoke with Novy about his latest album, collaborating with Melbourne's TV Rock and some surprises he has in store for Future Music Festival goers

Carl Cox interview: Painting a Picture Past

Author: GoldFuzion
28 February 2007

Josh Wink interview - Bringing The Now To The Future

Author: Melissa Hart
2 March 2007

TranZfusion touches base with neo-retro-futurist Josh Wink to discuss the past, present, and the Future Music Festival.

Good Vibrations 2007 - Perth

Author: Shona Robertson
6 March 2007

With the weather set to remain in the low thirties and a near-capacity crowd of over 20,000 keen punters, the Perth leg of the Good Vibrations tour was set to be a massive closing party.

Hi-Tek Soul Presents Funk D'Void

Author: NewZfusion
7 March 2007

BT's Equipment Stolen ... Again

Author: NewZfusion
9 March 2007

A "priceless" Dave Smith PolyEvolver and a Hartmann Neuron were among the equipment stolen from BT's studio. More than $150,000 worth of gear was poached, and BT is on a mission to get it all back.

Booka Shade Gets Physical

Author: Patricia Escalon
13 March 2007

TranZfusion got a look-see into the wonderous world of Arno Kammermeier and Walter Metziger, a duo better-known as Booka Shade

Interview - Bias B

Author: TranZfusion
19 March 2007

TranZfusion caught up with one of Australia's most important Hip Hop pioneers, Bias B.

OFFICIAL: Jurassic 5 Call It A Day

Author: GoldFuZion
19 March 2007

What was thought to be speculation and media hype when the rumours first surfaced of Jurassic 5's imminent disbanding have, within a couple of months, become reality.

Booka Shade Competition

Author: NewZfusion
2 April 2007

The Laserpod Lamp - Cooool

Author: Aaron Roach
2 April 2007

TranZfusion gets its futuristic groove on with Laserpod.

Todd Terry In Freaky Friday!

Author: NewZfusion
3 April 2007

In two weeks, Melburnians will finally get to see what the rest of the world has been experiencing for the past two decades. About bloody time, if you ask TranZfusion...

V Festival - 31.3.2007

Author: Jess Miller
3 April 2007

Jay Haze Cancels Oz Tour

Author: NewZfusion
16 April 2007

Due to a slipped disk, Jay Haze has pulled out of Australian shows.

The Chemical Brothers Embrace the Night On New Album

Author: GoldFuZion
18 April 2007

Billed as their finest record yet it contains "twelve tracks of psychedelic warehouse party acid music, euphorically melodic and as uncompromising as their retina scorching live shows."

Transmission: Magic City

Author: events@tranzfusion
18 April 2007

Feel your soul now - let your soul fly! In the name of all that is good and right, the Transmission soothsayers make their annual pilgrimage to Ole Melbourne Town for their battle deluxe with the Pharmacy poseur rockstar posse.

The Best of the Roots

Author: cds@tranzfusion
18 April 2007

Releasing on the 20th May, J.Period's Best of the Roots is a one-of-a-kind collector's CD packed with over 50 tracks of 'Roots' classics, rarities and J.Period remixes.

Stacey Pullen - Put Your Hands Up For Music

Author: Aaron Roach
27 April 2007

He's out here this May, and we've had a bit of a chat with one of electronic music's long-serving men, Stacey Pullen.

Jason Martin's Red Bull Wings

Author: TranZfusion
30 April 2007

The Red Bull Music Academy is back on, and TranZfusion caught up with Jason Martin to find out what it's all about.

Attractive Potbelleez

Author: Aaron Roach
1 May 2007

A new EP is on the way and the shows are doing massive things for the popularity of two Irish fellas who call Australia home. TranZfusion had a quick q&a with Jonny and Dave, better known as The Potbelleez.

Back To Röyksopp's

Author: Patricia Escalon
8 May 2007

TranZfusion spoke with Torbjørn Brundtland about their newly released compilation, 'Back to Mine'.

Pako & Frederik - Not Quite Kribjekstisch

Author: Aaron Roach
10 May 2007

TranZfusion got their Dutch on with one of dance music's most-recognised duos, Pako & Frederik.

We Love Sounds - Updates

Author: TranZfusion
10 May 2007

Triple J, Inthemix, Sounds & We Love present the fourth annual We Love Sounds 2007 winter festival. Second-round acts announced...Kool Keith pulls out.

Only Armin Van Buuren

Author: TranZfusion
15 May 2007

It's impossible to think that the trance scene has a longer-serving name than Armin Van Buuren. He's been attached to just about everything in recent years, has a DVD of a mega-show he calls a "concert", and is currently sitting as the world's number-two DJ.

The Most Important Beat Ever

Author: TranZfusion
22 May 2007

If you've ever wondered what beat started the sampling frenzy, then watch this YouTube flick and hear it for yourself.

West End Remix Competition

Author: TranZfusion
23 May 2007

A timeless classic, the track created a major buzz when it was released in 1981 and was one of Larry Levan's dancefloor highlights at the legendary Paradise Garage.

SD 'Such A Feeling' Remix Contest

Author: TranZfusion
23 May 2007

Peak Hour Music is offering downloadable stems of our top selling track for you to create your own remix.

Puma 1977 Remix Contest

Author: TranZfusion
23 May 2007

The year was 1977. Women were princesses, men were party-hopping playboys, and The Commodores were "Easy" like Sunday morning.

Pacemaker For All Occasions

Author: TranZfusion
24 May 2007

From ghetto-blaster, to Walkman, to iPod, we have seen a significant shift in technology that affords us the luxury of doing just about anything we want.

Portishead Cancels Oz Tour

Author: TranZfusion
1 June 2007

Portishead now not heading to Oz...curses!

Robert Babicz Blows His Own Way

Author: Mario Sanchez
5 June 2007

TranZfusion caught up with Robert Babicz before he heads down to Australia for a quick long-weekend tour of Sydney and Melbourne.

Big Brother Australia - Dance Music Edition (Part One)

Author: TranZfusion
6 June 2007

TranZfusion thought it'd be cool if we actually put people that matter into a house to watch fireworks explode before our very monitors.

Derrick May - Hi Tek Reflections

Author: Cyclone Wehner
7 June 2007

Detroit's Derrick May is, of course, no ordinary DJ. The techno he created in the late '80s - records like Nude Photo, Strings Of Life and Icon - has defied the test of time.

Firefox - Pushing Pure Sounds

Author: Patricia Escalon
18 June 2007

TranZfusion spoke to Firefox about their recently released album 'PURE', mixed in collaboration with Boogs and their upcoming Australian tour. They're also 'strictly friends'.

Big Brother Australia - Part Two

Author: TranZfusion
26 June 2007

There is nothing more important in the Big Brother world than housemates getting along. In the Australian edition, there is a shift towards everyone getting along, with the likes of Daniela and Michelle the only two really trying to make a stand against the PLUR-like state of the joint.

Godskitchen 2007

Author: TranZfusion
26 June 2007

We're keeping you up to date with Godskitchen's Australia tour in 2007. Click here to find out more and what to expect from one of the world's biggest extravaganzas.

Xzibit Calls Rove 'Racist'

Author: TranZfusion
26 June 2007

Reports are sweeping across the interweb that Xzibit has cancelled a scheduled appearance on Rove Live because of 'racist insults'.

Xzibit Doesn't Call Rove 'Racist'

Author: TranZfusion
27 June 2007

In a bizarre turnaround, Xzibit decides Rove isn't the racist, but Rove Live is racist instead. Talk about 'whack'.

TF Archived Sessions #1: Ninja Tune Tour 1997

Author: TranZfusion
3 July 2007

TranZfusion finds an old live gig collection and dusts off the stream player to give you guys the Archived Sessions.

Paris Hilton Blog - She's Okay!

Author: TranZfusion
4 July 2007

Paris Hilton has taken time out of her busy schedule to let everyone know how happy she is. Myspace is a wonderful thing.

The Nextmen - A Yarn With Brad Baloo

Author: Jess Moretti
6 July 2007

Jess Moretti caught up with Brad Baloo from The Nextmen to talk about fame, Elizabeth Taylor, Pierre Cardin and a little bit of reggae.

Chris Fortier Q&A

Author: Patricia Escalon
6 July 2007

TranZfusion caught up with Chris Fortier to discuss his new album 'As Long As The Moment Exists', his previous compilation 'Balance' and why it's important to stay removed from genre battles.

Sinden Q&A

Author: Ken Andrews
11 July 2007

TranZfusion caught up with Sinden ahead of his Australia tour to talk about his background, Basement Jaxx and the ever-pigeonholing world of the rave scene...

Palace Destroyed By Fire

Author: TranZfusion
11 July 2007

Fire has destroyed the Palace, one of Melbourne's most renowned music venues.

Top 10 Hottest Things On The Planet

Author: TranZfusion
12 July 2007

TranZfusion decides when things are cool and it doesn't get any cooler than our top 10 list. Transformers are there, Simpsons made it and, by way of making up numbers, so did Live Earth. Check it...

Mark Dynamix Q&A

Author: TranZfusion
18 July 2007

TranZfusion caught up with Mark Dynamix and talked about longevity, the state of dance music and of course, the Annual.

The Simpsons Top 10 Moments

Author: TranZfusion
18 July 2007

Stewart Hanna Q&A

Author: TranZfusion
18 July 2007

TranZfusion caught up with Stewart Hanna, organiser and long time advocate of the DMC World Championships, Australian heats.

DJ Perplex Q&A

Author: TranZfusion
18 July 2007

TranZfusion got email busy with DJ Perplex, 2006 Australian winner of the DMC World Championships.

Pacemaker - As Used By Richie Hawtin

Author: TranZfusion
25 July 2007

The Pacemaker portable MP3 DJ console is starting to reach the right people, has been tested out in scenarios and even Richie Hawtin is using it. How long before the world latches on-

Thom Yorke Joins The Big March

Author: TranZfusion
25 July 2007

Thom Yorke has joined a growing list of celebrities advocating The Big March, an online movement to ensure UK's pollies take climate change seriously.

Red Bull Music Academy - Live To Air

Author: TranZfusion
7 August 2007

Red Bull Music Academy Radio is now available on demand, offering daily updates and unlimited access to its holy archives.

Daft Punk Release Live Album

Author: TranZfusion
17 August 2007

Daft Punk is FINALLY getting a live CD out for the masses and it's fair to say everyone's a little bit excited.

Madchester's Tony Wilson Dies, Aged 57

Author: Sparklechops
17 August 2007

Wilson died of cancer last Friday August aged 57, following a long illness and emergency surgery to remove a kidney in January.

Splendour In The Grass - The Review

Author: Rachel Davison, Harvey Rae
17 August 2007

Splendour in the Grass will in 2007 be remembered as the year it didn't rain and the last time it was held at its original home of Belongil Fields (just a 30-minute walk from the Byron Bay town).

Future Revisionism

Author: Matt Armitage
24 August 2007

With Asia's premier electronic music festival Recharge Revelation5 Global Gathering around the corner, we take a look at the history of electronica and some of the acts you might be seeing at the festival this year in Malaysia.

Daft Punk Australia Tour - They're Coming!

Author: News
30 August 2007

Daft Punk is coming to tour Australia and all we can say is, "ABOUT FUCKING TIME!"

TranZfusion: The Eulogy

Author: Derrick Dennis
4 September 2007

A goodbye and thank-you from TranZfusion's founder, Derrick Dennis.

Fuze 11 - Farewell, TranZfusion

Author: Aaron Roach
4 September 2007

A sad day has been reached - the end is nigh!

Q&A With Deadmau5

Author: Features
5 September 2007

We caught up with deadmau5 to have a yarn about all the cool stuff kids are into these days, as well as his music and upcoming Australian tour.

Digitalism Q&A

Author: Shell Heaven Lee
12 September 2007

'Idealism' and 'Pogo' are words which the Digitalism boys have conceptualised upon and excited our ears and electro-hearts with on the dancefloor. Snapped up by hot French label-of-the-moment Kitsune, we spoke with Ismail from Digitalism, early one morning, as he tells us what they're embarking on, in preparation for Parklife 2007.

Central Station Sweeps ITM Top 50

Author: Features
14 September 2007

For the second year in a row, Central Station artists have taken out many of the big DJ gongs at the ITM50 poll.

Big Day Out 2008 - Official Lineup

Author: News
2 October 2007

Big Day Out organisers were up late last night putting together a new website for the 2008 phase of their festival. Yes, there are confirmed acts that we've been dying to see for quite some time!

Q&A - LCD Soundsystem

Author: Jonty Skrufff
3 October 2007

"I was in a bad relationship and unhappy. I was 26 when it happened. Before that I'd always been really young- the youngest guy in the band, the youngest guy making music, I was over-rewarded for potential though never really had any results."

Parklife - Caught On Camera

Author: Features
5 October 2007

News from around the states is that it was another success (minus the toilet stuff, the drink tokens and the usual group of idiots who think it's cool to climb scaffolding).

Danny Howells: Don't Call Me Luddite (Or Alvin Stardust!)

Author: Jonty Skrufff
9 October 2007

Jonty caught up with prog-house king Danny Howells to discuss stuff about stuff with Skrufff.

Q&A - Nick Skitz

Author: Features
9 October 2007

Central caught up with Nick Skitz on the eve of his show in Melbourne to discuss mega-mixing, Robin Hood-ing and longevity...err..ing.

A Minute With Jimmy Van M

Author: Features
9 October 2007

With such an amazing response to the questions we put forward to the legendary Jimmy Van M, we thought we'd leave the transcribing for another day and give you this raw, unedited and *cough* uncensored version of things he's up to.

Minimal Killed The Dance Music Star

Author: Aaron Roach
12 October 2007

Has the minimal explosion stained the remaining credibility dance music had throughout the world-

Q&A - Yousef

Author: thescene
15 October 2007

Q&A - Lee Burridge

Author: Jonty Skrufff
15 October 2007

I'm definitely better technically than Tiesto

Interview - Underworld Australian Tour-

Author: sparklechops
17 October 2007

Are they touring Australia- The answer is a resounding 'probably'. At least Karl Hyde, one half of the world-beating Underworld powerhouse, seems to think so.

T-Rek

Author: sparklechops
17 October 2007

It was T-Rek's birthday last month.I know that because for the last 10 years or so, sometime in September I've found myself dribbling into a beer, while the T-Rek Annual Shenanigans raged around my overwhelmed head.

Interview - John Digweed

Author: Aaron Roach
19 October 2007

Aaron Roach caught up with John Digweed to discuss Transitions, the state of dance music and long, long records.

Interview - Solaa

Author: Aaron Roach
22 October 2007

Aaron Roach caught up with NZ improv outfit Solaa and found out why the smaller island's music scene is becoming one of the world's best.

Steve Lawler - The Superstar DJ Race is Over

Author: Jonty Skrufff
26 October 2007

Kicking off promo for the first in his new series of mix compilations Viva, Steve Lawler is the first to admit club culture the DJ businessis changing with compilations and the benefits they bring as adversely affected financially as every other area.

Good Vibrations 2008 - Official Lineup

Author: the scene
31 October 2007

The Complete Lineup for Good Vibrations 2008 is here!

Interview - Paul Harris

Author: Lara Antonelli
1 November 2007

Paul Harris answered his phone from a South London pad where, to my utter lack of surprise, he informed me that it was 'pissing down'... with rain of course. Albeit, I did report that it too was pissing down and cold here in Melbourne.

Interview - Skool Of Thought

Author: Sparklechops
14 November 2007

Central caught up with Skool of Thought, AKA Lloyd Seymour, to ask what's new in the land of electronic funk.

Interview - Martijn Ten Velden

Author: Aaron Roach
15 November 2007

Aaron Roach caught up with Martijn Ten Velden and discussed trance, electro and other annoying genres ahead of his Australian tour.

Gotye: Just calling to say 'how ARIA-'

Author: Bloom
22 November 2007

The last 12 months has been a bit crazy for Wally De Backer, aka Gotye. As well as singer, songwriter and producer, he can now add 'local boy made good' to his business card (it seems he's bypassed the 'next big thing' tag and gone straight to the top).

Resin Dogs DJ Katch

Author: Sarah Link
22 November 2007

As revered hip-hop group The Resin Dogs� third album �More� hits stores across the country, Andrew Garvie (aka DJ Katch) found time to discuss their new album, working with the Nextmen�s Brad Baloo, and how they make the funky and distinctive sound which has made them one of Australia�s premier live acts.

Claudia Cazacu & Candy J's 24/7 Fashion Rules

Author: Jonty Skrufff
23 November 2007

Romanian rising star DJ Claudia Cazacu chatted to Skrufff this week about her love of dressing in micro miniskirts and even skimpier tops and admitted that she sometimes feels cold, including when DJing.

Klaas act

Author: BB
28 November 2007

Klaas talks to Central Station about new releases, old favourites and what to expect at the upcoming Stereosonic Festival.

Review - Rainbow Serpent 2008

Author: Danni B
5 February 2008

If you're thinking about getting in touch with your inner serpent this summer, check out this review of the last event.Danni B packed the camping gear and headed for a weekend away in Beaufort, home to Rainbow Serpent.

The Presets Interview

Author: Andrew Weaver
28 April 2008

Andrew Weaver talks to The Presets about a new album, retro-futurism and felling 'pretty good'.

Mark Dynamix interview

Author: Freddy World
2 May 2008

3D FINDS OUT THAT YOU'LL BE SEEING A LOT MORE OF MARK DYNAMIX IN 2008

N Type Interview

Author: Freddy World
2 May 2008

SYDNEY DUBSTEP, GRIME AND IDM CLUB NIGHT VOID IS TURNING ONE, SO IT'S FITTING THEY'VE INVITED THE WORLD'S NUMBER ONE DUBSTEP DJ, N-TYPE TO HEADLINE THEIR BASH. 3D'S JANE STABLER HAD A CHAT.

Bliss N Eso - A different process

Author: Andrew Weaver
8 May 2008

Since their earliest days, Bliss N Eso - Sydney hip-hop impresarios seemingly on their way to mainstream acceptance - have had an advantage over other groups of their ilk.

Pendulum - Finding new ways of doing things.

Author: Andrew Weaver
8 May 2008

According to foundation member Rob Swire, being one of the most famous exports from Australia that the vast majority in Australia have never heard of before is going really rather well.

DJ Flagrant - In Hip Hop We Trust

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
16 May 2008

DJ Flagrant is saving hip hop.

Bliss N Eso interview

Author: Victoria Marie
23 May 2008

Victoria Marie caught up with the Aussie hip hoppers.

Stephan Bodzin @ Brown Alley

Author: Danni Borg
17 June 2008

I wanted to review The Likes Of You Present: Stephan Bodzin mostly because I am massive Bodzin fan. Not only of his production releases, but of his high energy, tough as hell DJ sets, and at this party we were getting both.

Jamie Lidell Q&A

Author: Bloom
24 July 2008

Jamie Lidell is a one man phenomenon. With a voice sweeter that honey, a look that melts girls hearts and a superb new album of sexy soul samples, get ready.....the world is starting to catch on.

CSS - Shakin that ass

Author: Andrew Weaver
24 July 2008

The birth of Brazillian pop band CSS's second album, the bizarrely titled Donkey, was a straining time for the group.

Exclusive footage: Panda Goes Wild!

Author: Dj Panda
1 August 2008

Yet again, footage has come to light highlighting degenerate and unacceptable late night behaviour in the centre of an Australian capital city.

Fragma - Fragma Grenade

Author: Carlisle Rogers
18 August 2008

3D's Carlisle Rogers talks to Damae, frontwoman of Fragma, about the German outfit's upcoming performance at Freedom Festival, what we can expect from their live set and new single Memory.

The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Killing In The Name

Author: Steve Tauschke
18 August 2008

3D’s Steve Tauschke talks with the acid tongued Anton Newcombe, founding father of The Brian Jonestown Massacre, returning to Australia this week with their lo-fi album My Bloody Underground in tow.

Albert Hammond Jr - What's In A Name-

Author: Steve Tauschke
18 August 2008

Sickness cancelled Albert Hammond, Jr.’s tour two weeks ago, but all is not lost – The Strokes guitarist has just released his second solo record. He talks to 3D’s Steve Tauschke about dogs, producing and the future of his main band.

Comatone & Foley - Pulling The Trigger

Author: Matt Unicomb
18 August 2008

3D's Matt Unicomb spoke with Alon Ilsar of Commatone & Foley about the duo's new album Trigger Happy, the nature of their collaboration and what the future holds in store for both.

CSS - Noble Steeds

Author: Steve Tauschke
18 August 2008

Sub pop’s most colourful act, CSS, are back – boasting a new line-up and fresh sound in the shape of new LP Donkey. 3D’s Steve Tauschke discusses the band’s past year with guitarist Anna Rezende.

Sophie Sugar - Sweet Like Sugar

Author: Ghostwriter Killah & Rezo
18 August 2008

DJ Sophie Sugar has had a lifelong obesssion with music, prompting her to put all her efforts into production. 3D's Ghostwriter Killah and Rezo found out more, and got the lowdown on Sugar's new Mixology CD and her plans for the future.

DJ Jade - The Last Anthem

Author: 3D
18 August 2008

Born in New Zealand, DJ Jade moved to Sydney in ’91 in the wake of acid house and made a name in the anthems scene. Nowadays her prefered style has changed but you can catch her for one last anthems set at the Gaelic Club this weekend. 3D had a word.

RZA - Hero Worship

Author: Matt Unicomb
18 August 2008

The Wu-tang Clan have risen to the top of hip hop. The man behind the beats Robert Diggs aka RZA has just released his fourth solo album, Digi Snacks. 3D’s Matt Unicomb finds out all about it, plus more.

Skillz - Skillz Of The Trade

Author: Cyclone
18 August 2008

3D’s Cyclone learns more about the path that led to Skillz's new LP The Million Dollar Backpack, his work with heavyweights like Timbaland, and what the MC thinks about the current state of hip hop.

The Cool Kids - The Cooler Kings

Author: Cyclone
18 August 2008

Rocking last year’s Laneway Festival, The Cool Kids are ready to cement their reputation Down Under with their new EP The Bake Sale. Talking to 3D’s Cyclone, the Chicago duo divulge their plans for further domination.

Jaytech - OK Producer

Author: Cyclone
25 August 2008

3D's Cyclone speaks with Canberra-bred, London-based producer Jaytech, whose new LP Everything Is OK is out now.

Wow - 2008: A Space Holiday

Author:
25 August 2008

Bree Carter of local electro rock duo Wow catches up with 3D’s Matt Unicomb and schools him on recording an EP, bedroom production, and signing a record deal.

Mercy Arms - Show No Mercy

Author: Andrew Weaver
25 August 2008

Sydney indie rock group Mercy Arms have released their debut album and, as 3D’s Andrew Weaver discovers, it’s been one hell of a journey thus far.

Lutzenkirchen - A Box Of Beats

Author: Cyclone
25 August 2008

3D’s Cyclone speaks with German DJ/producer Lutzenkirchen, hitting Sydney this week with his latest record, Pandora’s Electronica.

Muph n Plutonic - Strictly Muph n Plutonic

Author: Huwston
25 August 2008

Much more than just an Aussie hip hop duo, Muph n Plutonic are a world-class act, and with new LP …and then tomorrow came take their craft to a whole new level. 3D’s Huwston found out more from beat-maker Plutonic.

Michael Franti - Conquering Hero

Author: Andrew Weaver
25 August 2008

Having finally cracked the notoriously tricky American market, Michael Franti is understandably delighted. 3D’s Andrew Weaver found out more about the Spearhead frontman, and new album All Rebel Rockers. 

Stepahanie Mckay - The Truth Is Out There

Author: Huwston
25 August 2008

New York soultress Stephanie Mckay has worked with numerous genre luminaries, and with new album Tell It Like It Is is set to join them. 3D’s Huwston found out more about the release, and her quest for truth.

Ryo - Go To Ryo

Author: 3D
25 August 2008

Japanese psytrance pioneer DJ Ryo has visited Australia many times but never played Syndey, an oversight he’ll correct this weekend as he spins at Sensory Overload at the Gaelic Club. 3D found out more.

Oh Snap! - Snap, Crackle N Pop

Author: Colleen Edwards
25 August 2008

Colleen Edwards speaks with American MC Oh Snap!, freshly signed to Sydney label Sweat It Out and set to rip it up at Oxford Art Factory.

Sam La More - So La More

Author: Jane Stabler
25 August 2008

One part of Tonite Only, Sam La More has produced for Gwen Stefani, co-written The Potbelleez biggest hit, remixed The Doors and played a pivotal role in Pnau’s latest album. Not a bad effort, one has to admit. 3D’s Jane Stabler spoke with the Bondi local ahead of his Lawn Party show.

Sander Van Doorn - Temple Of Doorn

Author: Ben James
1 September 2008

3D's Ben James talks to Dutch superstar DJ Sander Van Doorn about his meteoric rise to fame, winning numerous accolades, his production slate and his forthcoming appearance at Godskitchen.

The Vines - Talking About Evolution

Author: Andrew Weaver
1 September 2008

3D’s Andrew Weaver talks to Hamish Rosser, drummer of The Vines, about the group’s latest album Melodia, and how what Craig Nicholls’ hears in his head is not what the audience hears when they play live.

Grafton Primary - Let The Primary Colours Shine

Author:
1 September 2008

Local boys done good Grafton Primary talk to 3D’s Rezo ahead of their debut album Eon’s release.

Danny Tenaglia - The Futurism Movement

Author: Rezo
1 September 2008

3D’s Cyclone speaks with New York-based DJ/producer Danny Tenaglia, who recently broke a half-decade release drought with Futurism.

The Black Angels - Hell's Angels

Author: Carlisle Rogers
1 September 2008

3D’s Carlisle Rogers talks with Southern rockers The Black Angels about signing to Light in the Attic, and the making of their new album Directions To See A Ghost.

Falls Festival Second Line-Up Announcement

Author: 3D
2 September 2008

Joining the line-up of the Falls Music and Arts Festival (29-31 December) will be Fleet Foxes, Augie March, The Cribs, Late of the Pier, A-Trak, Rocket Science, Ash Grunwald, British India, Labjacd and TinPan Orange.

Get Golden And Sexual This Friday

Author: 3D
3 September 2008

This Friday Good God Small Club will see Fat Sexual and Golden Ron deliver a “sensual anthemix” of disco, electro funk, new wave and freestyle.  Joining them will be residents Spruce Lee, Hana Shimada and Jimmy Sing. Hit up La Campana Spanish Nite Spot for the vibes.

Summer Comes Early At Sosueme

Author: 3D
3 September 2008

Sosueme have decided to throw a beach party. Held at the usual Qbar on Friday 5 September, musical entertainment will be provided by the likes of Miami Horror, Ember, Mailer Daemon, The Gameboys, Blockrockers, Mixtape Mafia, Whaaat-! DJs, Elaine Benes and Boom! DJs.

Yeasayer Change Show Date

Author: 3D
3 September 2008

Yeasayer have pulled their ‘sideshow’ forward by a day, now playing the Oxford Art Factory Monday 6 October.

Ronald Van Gelderen Plays Sublime This Week

Author: 3D
4 September 2008

Ronald van Gelderen will be playing latest Sublime mix CD live for the Voodoo dancefloor. Sublime at Home Friday 5 September.

Dukes Of Windsor - An Offer You Can't Refuse

Author: Carlisle Rogers
8 September 2008

3D's Carlise Roger spoke to Dukes Of Windsor frontman Jack Weaving about producing their sophomore album, dismissing the 'now' tag and their forthcoming performance at Oxford Art Factory.

Earthdance - Do The E.A.R.T.H.D.A.N.C.E

Author: Matt Unicomb
8 September 2008

Earthdance organisers Marco Mazzuco and Raf Gimelstein chat with 3D's Matt Unicomb about Australia's largest not-for-profit electronic music event, the line-up and what it means to host a festival that "every single artist in Australia" wants to be part of.

Dave Spoon - Spoonin' Around

Author: Scott Henderson
8 September 2008

3D’s Scott Henderson speaks with Dave Spoon, the influential BBC Radio 1 host, producer and DJing powerhouse, about his new compilation through Toolroom Records.

Mission Control - Under Control

Author: Robert Blamire
8 September 2008

3D's Robert Blamire took a time-out with Mission Control frontman Robert Blamire, and found out more about their debut EP Innerspace, celebrity endorsements and becoming an internet hit.

Michael Cassette - Cassette Kids

Author: 3D
8 September 2008

3D speaks with Finnish duo Michael Cassette about their multiple incarnations, and their first visit to Australia as they prepare to play Club Club at Chinese Laundry.

Horrorshow - Masters Of The Macabre

Author: Matt Unicomb
8 September 2008

MC/producer duo Horrorshow grabbed some deserved attention when it was announced they would be signing to hip hop powerhouse Elefant Traks. 3D’s Matt Unicomb chats with MC Solo aka Nick Bryant-Smith about putting out a record and signing away.

Outlawz - Above The Law

Author: Matt Unicomb
8 September 2008

The Outlawz have been demanding respect since first collaborating with 2pac in the mid-1990s. MC Young Noble is fed up with hip hop’s current state of affairs. He lets off some steam with 3D’s Matt Unicomb.

Big Dave - The Raw Storyteller

Author: Tristan Burke
8 September 2008

MC Big Dave is certainly no stranger to controversy, and he’s about to lift the lid on it all with his Raw Stories series; 3D got the inside scoop from the man who lives by the ethos: what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.

Bart B More - B More Like This

Author: Rezo
8 September 2008

Holland isn’t all trance and hard dance – make way for Bart B More, paving the way for electro house in the land of tulips. 3D’s Rezo talked with the Dutchman ahead of his One Love set this weekend.

Traps - Common People

Author: Scott Henderson
8 September 2008

3D’s Scott Henderson talks with Kieran Day, vocalist of Sydney indie rock four-piece Traps, about debut single Common Errrors, and blurring the lines between Arctic Monkeys, We Are Scientists and awesome.

Nick Foley & Generik - onelove Is In The Air

Author:
8 September 2008

Robert Blamire speaks with onelove Victoria residents Nick Foley and Generik about their mixing duties for the latest onelove mix-CD Neon Nights.

Why We Love Meredith

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
10 September 2008

Forget birds pecking berries on the mountain ash and the wild predictions of Punxsutawney's groundhog. Because if you live in Victoria, you know that Spring is about to be sprung when the first line-up for Meredith has been announced and the tickets sell out before you can say 'that time already-'

My Meredith Moment

Author: Matt High, Meredith Music Festival
10 September 2008

In fifteen years of putting on the festival it was inevitable that at least ONCE we were going to get something the likes of which you would never again see in your life.

Why We Love Homebake

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
11 September 2008

Scoring tickets to Homebake requires the same kind of strategic planning the SAS employ to rescue hostages. This year the 20,000 ticket allocation was dust within 10 minutes, as everyone under 35 and living in New South Wales clambered for a chance to see Crowded House headline one of Australia's favourite festivals.

Why We Love Bluesfest

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
11 September 2008

It must be hard to sing the blues when you're looking out over one the world's most idyllic landscapes. But that's what 125 or so artists do each and every Easter, as they perform across 5 stages at Peter Noble's blues and roots extravaganza in Byron Bay.

Why We (will) Love Coaster

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
11 September 2008

The people behind Coaster claim their September event is perfect for anyone 'aged 5 to 105 with a love of music, art and the outdoors'. But it's even better if you live somewhere near Gosford.

Ice Cube - Cold As Ice

Author: Saeed Saeed
15 September 2008

3D's Saeed Saeed talked to rap legend Ice Cube, whose latest album Raw Footage shows he's back to his very best, calling life as he sees it. And with a November tour planned alongside Snoop Dogg, Oz will get a first-hand glimpse at his resurgence.

Ladyhawke - Wings Of Desire

Author: Cyclone
15 September 2008

3D's Cyclone shared the company of the Modular-signed Phillipa Brown, aka Ladyhawke, and found out about the origins of her name, her inspirations, early career and what the future holds in store.

Ame - Âme Bind The Fabric Together

Author: Rezo
15 September 2008

The latest instalment in the Fabric mix series comes from the highly regarded German duo Ame, who took the opportunity to take their sound in a new direction, as 3D’s Rezo discovers.

Mock & Toof - Disco Virgins

Author: Cyclone
15 September 2008

UK disco duo Mock & Toof have set alight clubs the world over with their inventive reimaginings of tracks by Hot Chip and even some classic Madonna. Out here for Future Classic 3D’s Cyclone caught up for a chat.

Oliver Koletzki - Berlin Chameleon

Author: Rezo
15 September 2008

3D's Rezo chats with Belin techno/house producer Oliver Koletzki, who's been DJing for 18 years, producing for 13, and is bringing his sound to Club Club at Chinese Laundry.

Scott Project - Beam Us Up, Scot

Author: Rezo
16 September 2008

3D’s Rezo speaks with Scot Project, in town soon for Transmission’s superstar DJ battle.

The Ray Mann Three - Mann Oh Mann

Author: NJ
16 September 2008

3D’s NJ gets his groove on with The Ray Mann Three, whose debut album Full Of Soul is out now.

Bloody Beetroots - Purple Haze

Author: Tristan Burke
16 September 2008

3D's Tristan Burke stopped Italian deck destroyers Bob Rifo and Tommy Tea, aka Bloody Beetroots, jumping long enough to discover what makes the men in the spider-masks tick, and what the crowds at onelove can expect from their set.

Rocketsmiths - Rocket Round The Clock

Author: Carlisle Rogers
16 September 2008

Brisbane popabilly (you read it here first) group The Rocketsmiths are about to release their brand new EP, so frontman Dom Miller got on the blower to Carlisle Rogers to divulge a little.

Tydi - The New Numero Uno

Author: Cyclone
16 September 2008

Is this year’s inthemix50 poll a sign of things to come- While electro house still dominated the top ten it was trance that came out on top with Brisbane’s Tydi reigning supreme in 2008. 3D’s Cyclone spoke with Australia’s new number one DJ.

Why We Love Earthcore

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
18 September 2008

Since 1992, Earthcore mastermind Spiro Boursine had been convincing several thousand kids in big pants that it's a good idea to drive to a remote location and dance your arse off 3 times a year.

Why We Love Global Gathering

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
18 September 2008

Global Gathering is yet another Future Entertainment event, with a line-up that possibly eclipses all others on the calendar.Where else do you go to catch UK funk heavyweight Mark Ronson sharing top billing with electronic dinosaurs Kraftwerk- What about New York fusion freaks Fischerspooner and Larry T- Felix Da House Cat and The Orb-

Earthcore line up so far

Author: Bobby Xerox
18 September 2008

It may be the last ever Earthcore but they're going out with a bang. The first line up includes more doof DJs than you can poke your glowstick at.

Why We Love Good Vibrations

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
18 September 2008

The Canadian event may be a celebration of invasive girly sex toys, but Good Vibrations in Australia is purely about the music.

Why We Love Grazzhopper

Author: Johhny Sparklechops
18 September 2008

It has a footy team that nobody can beat, the Great Ocean Road on its doorstep, and now a music festival that invites The Rapture, Xzibit and the rather excellent Shihad to its stages.And being just an hour's drive from Melbourne, Geelong is shaping up as a surprisingly good place to house a big fat paddock party.

Why We Love Grazzhopper

Author: Johhny Sparklechops
18 September 2008

It has a footy team that nobody can beat, the Great Ocean Road on its doorstep, and now a music festival that invites The Rapture, Xzibit and the rather excellent Shihad to its stages.And being just an hour's drive from Melbourne, Geelong is shaping up as a surprisingly good place to house a big fat paddock party.

STEREOSONIC 08 Brisbane

Author: Bobby Xerox
19 September 2008

Dates, rates, line ups and ticket outlets for the Brisbane leg of Stereosonic 2008.

STEREOSONIC 08 Melbourne

Author: Bobby Xerox
19 September 2008

Dates, rates, line ups and ticket outlets for the Melbourne leg of Stereosonic 2008.

STEREOSONIC 08 Adelaide

Author: Bobby Xerox
19 September 2008

Dates, rates, line ups and ticket outlets for the Adelaide leg of Stereosonic 2008.

STEREOSONIC 08 Perth

Author: Bobby Xerox
19 September 2008

Dates, rates, line ups and ticket outlets for the Perth leg of Stereosonic 2008.

Stereosonic 2008 Sydney: 4 venues

Author: Bobby Xerox
19 September 2008

Dates, rates, venues, line ups and ticket outlets for the 4 Stereosonic 2008 Sydney events.

Why We Love Pyramid Festival

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
19 September 2008

Although there is clearly nothing even slightly Egyptian about Philip Island over NYE, the 15,000 or so people who cross the bridge from December 28 to January 2 couldn't give a hoot.Because this year they'll be too busy wigging out to the likes of The Black Keys, Morcheeba, Fat Freddy's Drop, Digitalism, Midnight Juggernauts and The Birds of Tokyo to really think about why you would name a festival after an ancient tomb.

Why We Love Falls Festival

Author: Why We Love
19 September 2008

Because it's fucking awesome, that's why. Set in 2 idyllic landscapes, one in Tasmania, the other in Victoria, Falls is the New Year's mecca for the festival true believers.

Groovin the Moo Dates announced

Author: Bobby Xerox
19 September 2008

The Groovin the Moo schedule for 2009 has been announced.

Why We Love Hot BBQ

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
19 September 2008

Because it's New Year's Day, and it's usually nice and sunny, and the gig is really easy to get to, and the line-up works, and it full of sexy party people in few clothes, and it's well organized, and best of all, midnight countdowns with drunk bogans have thankfully ended for another 364 days.Does that pretty much sum it up-

Why We Love Island Vibe

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
19 September 2008

2008 will be the 3rd time the event organisers have taken their concept to the stage, and the line up is looking good.

Why We Love Queenscliff Music Festival

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
19 September 2008

Some people prefer to play Backgammon to Texas Hold'em. And if you're one of those people, and you live in Victoria, and you're partial to a bit of blues and roots, you're probably familiar with the Queenscliff Music Festival.

Why We Love Summadayze

Author: Bingo Trout
19 September 2008

Just like the mobile phone, Summadayze has been around for so long now it's hard to image what everyone all did before it was invented.Mark James and his Future Entertainment team, who organize this and just about every other gig in Australia, have been instrumental in the success of our New Year's holidays since 1998, with a line-up of world class dance acts that always manages to impress.

Soulwax - There Can Never Be Too Many DJs

Author: Cyclone
22 September 2008

Soulwax are Belgium's most exciting export, having masterminded the mash-up craze that has been driving underground clubbing for the best part of this decade. With a new film in tow and a return to Australia, 3D’s Cyclone got the buzz and was told what’s happening in their enviable world.

Diplo - The Lo Profile

Author: Carlisle Rogers
22 September 2008

Wesley Pentz, AKA Diplo, is one of the hottest DJs in the world right now and he’s coming to Sydney for Parklife. 3D’s Carlisle Rogers got the goss on working with two of the most prominent women in indie right now – MIA and Santogold.

Ladytron - The Need For Speed

Author: Cyclone
22 September 2008

The wait is over. Über-cool uk synth act Ladytron are finally heading to Australia as a live band, new album Velocifero in tow. 3D’s Cyclone chats with ‘lady’ Daniel Hunt.

The Glass Ceiling - Dancing On The Ceiling

Author: 3D
23 September 2008

3D chats with CJ Morello of local act The Glass Ceiling about their debut EP, Reparations.

Dizzee Rascal - Spin Doctor

Author: Cyclone
23 September 2008

Enjoying a massive crossover hit with Dance Wiv Me, Dizzee Rascal is an artist possessed with an ambition to craft his biggest music ever. 3D’s Cyclone caught up with the man whose love affair with Oz is set to continue at Parklife.

The Bamboos - Deep Fried Funk

Author: Fat Tony
23 September 2008

Being labeled the ‘world’s best new funk band’ is simply all in a day’s work for The Bamboos, as 3D’s Fat Tony discovers while quizzing frontman Lance Ferguson about their third studio album Side-stepper, and covering Kings of Leon.

Sharam Jey - King Sharam

Author: Rezo
23 September 2008

German producer, DJ and label founder Sharam Jey is returning to Australia this week to “rock” Chinese Laundry. 3D’s Rezo played catch up for the readers.

Why Sounds of Spring Sounds Good

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
23 September 2008

On October 11, Brisbane gets an all-ages event designed to welcome in the oncoming heatwave, hopefully responsibly.There is a healthy line up of Aussie acts booked to play Sounds of Spring, with music genres spanning the rock n roll of Grinspoon to The Herd's homegrown beat soup.

Why We Love Stereosonic

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
23 September 2008

If having an amazing night out were likened to having great sex (and I think it's an OK comparison), OneLove and Hardware events are the ones you remember fondly and recall while drunk, nostalgic and horny.

Why We Love Stonefest

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
23 September 2008

People who tell you Canberra is full of politicians and public servants tend to forget that for 40 years the city's University has been staging a festival directed at a demographic beyond those with bad suits and haircuts.

Why We Love Woodford

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
25 September 2008

Something happens when you enter the Woodford Folk Festival. It's almost as though you can feel your hair growing and your attitude changing, as you glance across the vista in search of a tree worth hugging.

Marco V - The New White

Author: Carlisle Rogers
29 September 2008

The world’s premier dance music event, Sensation, is coming to Australia for the first time this new year’s eve. 3D’s Carlisle Rogers spoke with Marco V, one the DJs you can expect to see on the night. In white of course…

Kings of Leon - Holy Roller Royalty

Author: Andrew Weaver
29 September 2008

With their fourth album, Only By The night, Kings of Leon have further cemented their status as the definitive band of the 2000s. 3D’s Andrew Weaver spoke to King Jared.

SebastiAn - One Man Remix Army

Author: Carlisle Rogers
29 September 2008

Move aside Justice, Ed Banger mate SebastiAn is releasing an album of remixes and with an artist album in the works, about to take over the world. 3D’s Carlisle Rogers spoke with the Parisian.

Supergrass - Diamonds Are Forever

Author: Andrew Weaver
29 September 2008

3D’s Andrew Weaver chats with Britpoppers Supergrass – returning to Australia this week to promote new album Diamond Hoo Ha.

The Streets - On Borrowed Time

Author: Carlisle Rogers
29 September 2008

Mike Skinners, aka The Streets, is back with a new album – his second last, as 3D’s Carlisle Rogers discovers. Then it’s onto the film world.

Ben Folds - Just A Normal Guy

Author: Huwston
29 September 2008

Ben Folds – who spends his time equally between his native United States and our own Adelaide – spoke with 3D’s Huwston about his latest album, Way To Normal.

Morgan Geist - Make It A Double

Author: Huwston
29 September 2008

3D’s Huwston speaks with Morgan Geist, one half of Metro Area, about his new album, Double Night Time.

Def Rok - Born To Rok

Author: Cyclone
29 September 2008

Resident at rnbsuperclub and jointly responsible for the latest instalment in the urban mega-brand’s mix series, DJ Def Rok opens up to 3D’s Cyclone about his partnership with G-Wizard, and the current state of the nation’s RNB.

Cold War Kids - The Kids Are Alright

Author: Carlisle Rogers
29 September 2008

They had one of last year’s biggest hits in Hang Me Up To Dry and now Cold War Kids are back to prove they’re no one trick pony. 3D’s Carlisle Rogers spoke to the band about their second record.

Mighty Underdogs - Everyone Loves An Underdog

Author: Fat Tony
30 September 2008

Comprising sizzling MCs Gift of Gab, Lateef the Truth Speaker and Headnodic, The Mighty Underdogs may have the most modest moniker in rap. But as the trio impressed upon 3D’s Fat Tony, when they play OAF they still plan to hit the crowd with fire.

Fatboy Slim - You've Come Along Way, Norm

Author: Sasha Perera
7 October 2008

In the midst of fighting off rumours of demise, Fatboy Slim, real name Norman Cook, is heading our way in 2009 to play the good vibrations festival. He chats to Sasha Perera about lost collaborations, switching from vinyl and his LED spectacular.

Ante Perry - Keeping It Flashy

Author: 3D
7 October 2008

German electronica DJ and producer Ante Perry has a double CD out, Flashing Disco Sounds, so 3D hit the Dortmund local up to find out a little more about him.

Cut Off Your Hands - Guitars And Amputees

Author: Carlisle Rogers
7 October 2008

Indie scenesters Cut Off Your Hands have been in London hurriedly adding the final touches to their debut full-length. Frontman Nick Johnston chats to 3D’s Carlisle Rogers.

Japanese Popstars - Turning Japanese

Author: Scott Henderson
7 October 2008

3D’s Scott Henderson speaks with Decky Headrock of The Japanese Popstars, supporting Booka Shade at Stereosonic Sydney.

Deepchild - The Prodigal Son Returns

Author: Cyclone
7 October 2008

After migrating to Europe to pursue his musical aspirations, Sydney’s producer/DJ Deepchild is back in the country to promote his fifth album Departure. 3D’s Cyclone finds out all about it.

The Faint - Riding The Blank Wave

Author: Anita Connors
7 October 2008

Call them what you will – punk rock, new wave, electro-dance – Omaha group The Faint are indie music pioneers. 3D’s Anita Connors caught up with frontman Todd Fink to chat about their new album Fasciinatiion, their upcoming tour and the founding of their new record label Blank.wav.

Roots Manuva - Digging The Roots

Author: Carlisle Rogers
7 October 2008

3D’s Carlisle Rogers fields some questions to Roots Manuva, aka Rodney Smith, and discovers that even with his sixth album Slime & Reason in the bag, the creative path to fruition is still as big a mystery as ever.

X-Ecutioners - X-Men Reunited

Author: Cyclone
7 October 2008

Reforming, The X-Ecutioners may not know what the future holds, but those who witness the resurrection at manning bar will see that time has dulled none of their turntablist superpowers. 3D’s Cyclone talked to the mighty Swift.

John O'Callaghan - Cooking Up An Irish Stew

Author: Jane Stabler
7 October 2008

As Godskitchen celebrate their tenth anniversary, 3D’s Jane Stabler talks to Irish trance DJ John O’Callaghan, who’ll be bringing the festivities to Sydney for their party Down Under.

Sister Bliss - Some Kind Of Bliss

Author: Cyclone
7 October 2008

3D’s Cyclone talks to Ayalah Bentovim, aka Sister Bliss, aka one half of Faithless, about her inspired new mix-CD, Nightmoves.

Tigercity - Earning Their Stripes

Author: Cyclone
7 October 2008

3D’s Carlisle Rogers speaks with Brooklyn group Tigercity – adamant they’re not just another ’80s band.

You Am I - Number Eight Record

Author: Steve Tauschke
7 October 2008

Veteran rockers You Am I boast a career spanning almost a generation – but they don’t plan on hanging up their instruments yet. Guitarist Davey Lane chats with 3D’s Steve Tauschke.

DJ Spin Easy - The Heat Is On

Author: 3D
7 October 2008

Harlem resident DJ Spin Easy loves Australia. So much so that he’s back again, heating up religion at Fanny’s. 3D played catch-up.

Trashbags - Sex, Drugs, Cocks N Dolls

Author: Angus Thompson
13 October 2008

We named them monthly club night of the year in 2007 and they haven’t let us down in 2008 either. It’s official – the Trashbags posse are just about the best thing to happen to the Sydney scene in years. With their second birthday just around the corner we sent 3D’s Angus Thompson to get trashed with the crew. Thankfully he went for the ‘drink now, write later’ option.

Sia - No Problem

Author: Carlisle Rogers
13 October 2008

3D’s Carlisle Rogers chats with Australian alternative pop musician Sia, most famous for providing vocals for Zero 7, whose new album Some People Have Real Problems is out now.

Cazals - Future Fresh

Author: Matt Unicomb
13 October 2008

An indie rock outfit signed to one of the word’s most renowned electronic labels is sure to attract a few raised eyebrows. 3D’s Matt Unicomb finds out what it’s like from Cazals’ Daniel Gallagher.

James Pants - The Right Cut

Author: Cyclone
13 October 2008

Few would choose a pet name from their wife to adopt as their creative moniker, but that’s exactly what James Singleton, AKA James Pants, has done. 3D’s Cyclone chats with the RNB/new wave artist.

Mr C - The Man Behind The End

Author: Daniel Crichton-Rouse
13 October 2008

While the name Mr C may not necessarily jump out at you, his clubbing establishment in London – The End – certainly will. Oh, and did we mention he was the frontman for The Shamen- 3D’s Daniel Crichton-Rouse spent a few moments with the legend ahead of his Sydney set.

Pomomofo - A Band Is Not An Island

Author: Matt Unicomb
13 October 2008

Local indie rockers Pomomofo are back with their second EP, In Super VGA. 3D’s Matt Unicomb finds out all about Facebook posers and maturing lyricism.

Bliss N Eso - True Colours

Author: Fat Tony
13 October 2008

Hitting the top of the Australian chart with their fourth LP Flying Colours, MCs Bliss N Eso are enjoying unprecedented success. 3D’s Fat Tony checked in with the boys to see how they’re dealing with it all, why they preached to a choir, and how you deal with performing to maggoted punters.

Large Professor - Big Credentials

Author: Rezo
13 October 2008

Plying his trade as far back as his teenage years, Large Professor has cemented his status as one of the true heavyweights of the hip hop firmament, and with new release Main Source, proves he’s not done yet. He took 3D’s Rezo to school.

Ne-Yo - The One Gentleman

Author: Sasha Perera
13 October 2008

Prolific performer and producer Ne-Yo is the hottest thing in hip hop right now; 3D’s Sasha Perera talked to the man in demand about how he maintains his breakneck schedule and keeps looking good doing it.

Gildas Loaëc - Foxy Music

Author: Marc de Carne
13 October 2008

The ying to Ed Banger’s yang Kitsuné have been the go-to French label for the more band-orientated electro tunes of the past half decade. On the eve of the release of their sixth compilation, 3D’s Marc de Carne spoke with label founder Gildas Loaëc.

The Zutons - Anything All The Time

Author: Jon Appleby
13 October 2008

Since their formation in 2001, Liverpudlian quintet The Zutons haven’t wasted any time in piecing together a successful career. Drummer Sean Payne tells 3D’s Jon Appleby of the ups and downs of recording album number three.

Paul van Dyk - German Precision

Author: Cyclone
20 October 2008

German trance powerhouse Paul van Dyk is returning to Australia for the third time in two years to headline one of the Stereosonic parties being held in Sydney. 3D’s Cyclone spoke with the debonair DJ ahead of his visit.

Bloc Party - Running On Bravado

Author: Andrew Weaver
20 October 2008

London indie quartet Bloc Party are one the best damn bands of this decade, hands down. 3D’s Andrew Weaver spoke to sticksman Matt Tong to discuss their third opus, Intimacy.

Fischerspooner - Looks Good, Sounds Good

Author: Cyclone
20 October 2008

NYC electroclash duo Fischerspooner are back in 2008, having already released two singles and an album in the works. 3D’s Cyclone chatted with Casey Spooner ahead of his DJ set at Global Gathering.

autoKratz - autoKratz For The People

Author: Marc de Carne
20 October 2008

3D’s Marc de Carne speaks with Kitsuné-signed Englishmen autoKratz, whose debut album Down and Out in Paris and London is out now.

Graham Cordery - Bring The Soulful House Experience Home

Author: 3D
20 October 2008

With Sydney clubbing mainplayer She about to release their first CD, 3D catches up with club owner and compilation mixer Graham Cordery.

Hyper - Suicide Is Painless

Author: Tony Edwards
20 October 2008

DJ Hyper fans haven’t had to wait long for a follow-up to last year’s mix-CD Rewired. With a new artist album Suicide Tuesday out now, 3D’s Tony Edwards spoke to the Brit producer/DJ ahead of his Australian tour.

Spod - Spodcasting

Author: Matt Unicomb
20 October 2008

Sydney’s own synth maniac Spod is back with another LP, Superfrenz. 3D’s Matt Unicomb finds out all about analogue production, DIY music, and studio-phobia.

The Walkmen - You And Me And The Band Makes Three-

Author: Carlisle Rogers
20 October 2008

New York indie rock quintet The Walkmen have just made their definitive record in You & Me. 3D’s Carlisle Rogers speaks with vocalist Hamilton Leithauser.

Roy Ayers - Ayers Rocks

Author: Fat Tony
22 October 2008

One of the most prolific artists of the twentieth century and an inspiration to countless performers, legendary soulster Roy Ayers shows no signs of running out of steam. As he tells 3D’s Fat Tony, “the old pro that still keeps kicking” loves the business as much as ever, and on his Australian tour will show it in living colour. 

Snoop Dogg - Snoop Therapy

Author: Sancho Sanchez
27 October 2008

After some serious hassling from Australian customs, rap royalty Snoop Dogg is finally returning to Australia. 3D’s Los Angeles-based Argentinian reporter Sancho Sanchez caught up with the D O double G in his Californian crib to talk egos, Frank Sinatra and why Hollywood sucks.

Eugene McGuinness - In Response To Boredom

Author: Carlisle Rogers
27 October 2008

A spiffy young chap by the name of Eugene McGuinness took the indie world by storm last year with his debut EP. Having just released his debut self-titled LP, the Brit chats with 3D’s Carlisle Rogers about it.

Al Storm - The Calm Before The Storm

Author: 3D
27 October 2008

British hardstyle DJ and producer Al Storm is heading to Australia to play the latest hard rave, Unity. 3D caught up with the master of hardcore.

Evil Nine - Axes Of Evil

Author: Nina Bertok
27 October 2008

3D’s Nina Bertok speaks with British geezers Evil Nine, throwing hip hop, electro and zombies into the mix to create They Live!, their second LP.

Don Juan Dracula - Music With Bite

Author: Carlisle Rogers
27 October 2008

What do you get when you mix white suits, synths and moustaches and you’re not Soulwax- You get Norway’s nouveau new romantics Don Juan Dracula of course. 3D’s Carlisle Rogers spoke to frontman Henrik Lysell about their debut Australian release.

Deadmau5 - Another Witty Headline

Author: Cyclone
27 October 2008

Booka Shade - 100 Degrees In The Shade

Author: Cyclone
27 October 2008

3D’s Cyclone speaks with Booka Shade, returning to Australia for the first time since the release of their latest album, The Sun & The Neon Light.

The Bang Gang Deejays - Members Of The Gang

Author: Matt Unicomb
27 October 2008

Sydney outfit The Bang Gang Deejays are one of Australia’s most successful dance exports and they’re back on the shelves with their sophomore mix-CD, D Is For Disco, E Is For Dancing. Beat master Jaime Doom chats with 3D’s Matt Unicomb.

Alan Braxe - The New Braxe

Author: Cyclone
27 October 2008

French producer Alan Braxe is probably best known as the co-writer of Music Sounds Better With You, alongside Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter under the alias Stardust. However, as 3D’s Cyclone discovers, there’s a whole other side to the man.

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony - Higher Harmonics

Author: Cyclone
27 October 2008

Reunited at long last and supporting fellow hip hop heavyweights Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony are back in the groove and from the sounds of it, are back to stay. 3D’s Cyclone found out from Layzie Bone what drove the compulsion to reform.

Dialectrix - Off The Dial

Author: Matt Unicomb
27 October 2008

After clambering his way out of the Blue Mountains’ hip hop mindfield, Dialectrix has just dropped what will be one of 2008’s defining releases. 3D’s Matt Unicomb chats with him about departing his old crew, partnering with chasm, and touring.

Buff1 - Buffest Of The Bunch

Author: Fat Tony
27 October 2008

Michigan MC Buff1 commanded the spotlight with his debut album Pure, and cemented his reputation with his sophomore effort, There’s Only One, back in August. Now he’s in Australia to show you what he’s all about, and beware: beating up the speakers may be involved. 3D’s Fat Tony got buffed.

Jack Beats - Jacking Off

Author: Tristan Burke
27 October 2008

British hard as nails electro/house/hip hop duo Jack Beats have been making a name for themselves pumping juice into tracks by the likes of White Williams and Does It Offend You, Yeah- 3D’s Tristan Burke catches up with the two ahead of their Australian dates.

Feadz - The Distortionist

Author: Rezo
27 October 2008

Ed Banger pin-up Feadz, AKA Fabien Pianta, is returning to Australia for Harbourlife (which just won the inaugural OZ Festival award for best location). 3D’s Rezo caught up with the DJ of distortion.

John Legend - He Is Legend

Author: Cyclone
27 October 2008

Despite suffering a sophomore album slump, John Legend is back turning heads with his third LP evolver, taking his sound to a decidedly more upbeat place. 3D’s Cyclone talked to the man who despite his assumed surname, remains humble in the face of success.

Cassette Kids - Tape It To The Limit

Author: Carlos. D
3 November 2008

It’s a great time to be in Sydney indie rock group Cassette Kids, with an EP through Sony BMG and a national tour in the works. 3D’s Carlisle Rogers spoke with frontwoman Katrina Noorbergen on the eve of a massive string of shows.

Agent 86 - Getting Smart

Author: Cyclone
3 November 2008

The latest instalment in the Balance Presents Electric series comes mixed by none other than DJing chameleon Agent 86. 3D’s Cyclone speaks with the genre blender.

Carl Kennedy - Pacha-nate About Music

Author: 3D
3 November 2008

International jetsetter Carl Kennedy (born in the UK, relocated to NYC, now calls Australia home) heads an impressive list of “locals” that’ll be belting out bangers at Pacha NYE. 3D caught up with the house maestro.

The Charlatans - The Great Pretenders

Author: Carlisle Rogers
3 November 2008

The Charlatans are one of those British bands that have scaled great heights  in their homeland, but remained rather elusive in Australia. That’s all about to change, however, as the Midlands rock five-piece tour Down Under for the first time. 3D’s Carlisle Rogers speaks to guitarist Mark Collins.

Kraftwerk - Eine Kleine Kraftmusik

Author: Cyclone
3 November 2008

They are one of the most influential musical acts in history – pioneering electronic music and style. Of course we’re talking about Kraftwerk, Deutschland’s finest exports. 3D’s Cyclone spoke to founding member Ralf Hütter.

Danny Howells - Danny Of The Decks

Author: Fat Tony
3 November 2008

English progressive / tech-house producer Danny Howells is the latest producer to release under the Renaissance Mix banner. He’s also heading to Australia. 3D’s Fat Tony interviews.

Fujiya & Miyagi - Not Turning Japanese

Author: Fat Tony
3 November 2008

Indie trio Fujiya & Miyagi aren’t Japanese, believe it or not – they actually hail from the very English seaside town of Brighton. 3D’s Fat Tony caught up with the genre-blending band.

Girl Talk - Girl Talk Just Wants To Have Fun

Author: Cyclone
3 November 2008

Pittsburgh purveyor of mash-up pop, Girl Talk has just digitally released his fourth LP, Feed the Animals, via his website (expect a physical CD soon). 3D’s Cyclone chatted with the producer.

Tes La Rok - Finland's Finest Dubstepper

Author: 3D
3 November 2008

Helsinki dubstep producer Tes La Rok may have made a name for himself on the international scene with his remix of Uncle Sam’s Round The World Girls, but through his own label he’s been rather prolific with originals. You’ll hear a lot of them when he drops in to play Void. 3D had a chat to the hooded hero.

The Potbelleez - The Big Eezy

Author: Carlisle Rogers
3 November 2008

The Potbelleez are arguably one of the biggest acts in Australia right now, having released two massive singles, mixed a Sessions disc for Ministry of Sound and embarked on countless tours. 3D’s Carlisle Rogers spoke to them ahead of the release of their debut artist album.

Act Yo Age - Tasty To The (Double) T

Author: Rezo
3 November 2008

Sydney electroheads Act Yo Age have just released their debut EP, Hott This. 3D’s Rezo spoke with Tim Yo Age about the record.

MC Sharkey - Sharkey Attack

Author: 3D
3 November 2008

Hardstyle producer, DJ and vocalist MC Sharkey lives and breathes everything hardcore, so expect massive sounds when he hits Sydney for Unity. 3D spoke to the Brit.

GZA - Tooled Up

Author: Matt Unicomb
3 November 2008

As a member of the seminal Wu-Tang Clan, GZA has risen to the top of the hip hop pile and affirmed his place as one of the few true veterans of the scene. After recently releasing his first solo effort in five years, Pro Tools, he chats to 3D’s Matt Unicomb about metaphorical lyricism, coincidence and playing live.

Sen Dog - Day Of The Dog

Author: Matt Unicomb
3 November 2008

West Coast hip hop pioneers Cypress Hill boast a career spanning 17 years. It is only now that one-third of the crew, Sen Dog, is releasing his debut solo effort, Diary Of A Mad Dog. 3D’s Matt Unicomb finds out all about it.

Jehst - Infinite Jehst

Author: Fat Tony
3 November 2008

One of the UK’s finest hip hop exports Jehst will soon be arriving on Australian shores to play The Main Ingredients at The Gaelic Club. 3D’s Fat Tony caught up with him to find out what’s been keeping him occupied since his last album dropped, and what we can expect from his performance.

Joakim - A Joakim Matter

Author: Carlisle Rogers
10 November 2008

Synth bandit Joakim has been one of the producers du jour in the French invasion of our airwaves, and is heading Down Under to party for future classic. Words by 3D’s Carlisle Rogers.

DJ Moneyshot - Mo' Money

Author: 3D
10 November 2008

Scottish by way of Cardiff by way of Sydney (now) party don DJ Moneyshot is pretty much the king of mix-CDs. So expect mayhem on the dancefloor when he plays Club Club this week. 3D threw him a few questions to mash-up.

Crookers - Big Time Crookers

Author: Rezo
10 November 2008

Andrea Fratangelo and Francesco Barbaglia are actually Phra and Bot, who are actually Crookers. 3D’s Rezo chats with the Italian stallions of bounce.

Carl Cox - The Legend Returns

Author: Carlisle Rogers
10 November 2008

Bonafide DJing legend Carl Cox returns to Australia this week to play Stereosonic. 3D’s Carlisle Rogers spoke with the Brit.

Pivot - Heart's On Fire

Author: Cyclone
10 November 2008

3D’s Cyclone speaks to Laurence Pike of instrumentalists Pivot, the first Australian band to sign to legendary Warp Records.

Tame Impala - The Ultimate Trip

Author: Carlisle Rogers
10 November 2008

Perth trio Tame Impala came out of nowhere earlier this year when they signed to local tastemakers Modular Recordings. But who are they- Let 3D’s Carlisle Rogers reveal all their darkest secrets…

The John Steel Singers - Shipping Steel

Author: Carlisle Rogers
10 November 2008

Brisbane group The John Steel Singers have been steadily making a name for themselves in their hometown, and now, thanks to a new EP, their sights are set on the nation. 3D’s Carlisle Rogers speaks with frontman Scott Bromiley.

ATB - 9pm (Till He Comes)

Author: Rezo
10 November 2008

Finally returning to Australia after a prolonged absence, Andre Tannebreger, AKA ATB, has more than a few surprises up his sleeve for the Global Gathering crowd. 3D’s Rezo tapped him for more information.

The Orb - Ambient Assassins

Author: Rezo
10 November 2008

Ambient act The Orb are one of the most revered and respected electronic acts in history. They’ve even been immortalised in The Mighty Boosh for a new generation to discover. Here for Global Gathering, 3D’s Rezo chatted with the Brits.

Mowgli - In The Jungle-

Author: Nina Bertok
10 November 2008

Havana Brown - Craving Havana

Author: Matt Unicomb
10 November 2008

Australia’s number one female RNB DJ, DJ Havana Brown, has just released her first mix, Crave. 3D’s Matt Unicomb chats.

T.I - Illustrious Infamy

Author: Tiffany Bakker
10 November 2008

Courting celebrity and controversy, T.I is notorious for plenty of reasons, not least because right now he’s one of America’s hottest hip hop properties. 3D’s Tiffany Bakker sheds some light on the man everybody’s talking about.

Amp Fiddler - Fiddle Me This

Author: Fat Tony
10 November 2008

Get ready for a soul-reggae mash-up explosion as Amp Fiddler join forces with Sly & Robbie for Inspiration Information. 3D’s Fat Tony talked to the former about the release.

Digitalism - Digital Love

Author: Tristan Burke
17 November 2008

Whipping up indie and dance heads into an equal frenzy with their debut Idealism, clubs aren’t big enough to contain Digitalism. 3D’s Tristan Burke talked to once half of the duo, Jence, about building bridges, electro-rocking out live and standing alone.

Klaxons - Golden Sons

Author: Cyclone
17 November 2008

3D’s Cyclone talks with Jamie Reynolds of Mercury Prize winning British group Klaxons, returning to Australia in December to headline the second Nevereverland.

Brooklyn Bounce - Bounce Back

Author: 3D
17 November 2008

3D chats with DJ Bonebreaker of Brooklyn Bounce, the German hard dance production duo, playing Unity in December.

Metronomy - Metro Pop

Author: Carlisle Rogers
17 November 2008

3D’s Carlisle Rogers talks with UK electro pop act Metronomy, whose new album Nights Out hit shelves recently.

Infected Mushroom - Infectious Music

Author: Rezo
17 November 2008

3D’s Rezo chats with Amit Duvdevani, aka Duvdev, of Infected Mushroom, heading to Australia this month for Stereosonic.

Hudson Mohawke - The Man With The Mo'

Author: 3D
17 November 2008

3D chats with Scottish electronic producer Hudson Mohawke, a chap with an album coming out next year on Warp. See him at the Civic this week.

DJ Hell - To Hell And Back

Author: Cyclone
17 November 2008

3D’s Cyclone chats with German producer DJ Hell, in Sydney this month to play Stereosonic.

DJ Sneak - Quiet Beats

Author: Cyclone
17 November 2008

3D’s Cyclone speaks with house legend DJ Sneak, in Australia this month to play Harbourlife and Global Gathering.

Gilles Peterson - The Collector

Author: Scott Henderson
17 November 2008

3D’s Scott Henderson chats with British radio and club DJing legend Gilles Peterson, heading to Oz for the inaugural Days Like This festival.

Gym Class Heroes - Sweat It Out

Author: Cyclone
17 November 2008

3D’s Cyclone works up a sweat with Gym Class Heroes; the New Yorkers who have carved out their own heavyweight niche in the hip hop scene.

Funkoars - Play That Funky Music

Author: Matt Unicomb
17 November 2008

The pioneers of potty-mouthed Australian hip hop, Funkoars are back with their third full-length, The Hangover. 3D’s Matt Unicomb gets the rundown from MC/producer Trials.

Meredith line up

Author: Johnny Sparklechops
20 November 2008

The (almost) final line up for Meredith has been announced and it's got more variety than a bag of Licorice Allsorts.

South Rakkas Crew - Causing A Rakkas

Author: Cyclone
24 November 2008

Having produced beats for some of the biggest in the business, South Rakkas Crew’s hybrid urban style is beginning to get some serious attention; 3D’s Cyclone talked to member Dennis Shaw about their plans for global domination.

Fat Freddys Drop - Drop The Pressure

Author: Melanie Lewis
24 November 2008

With the expectant wait for Fat Freddys Drop’s belated second LP almost over, the New Zealand crew are finally ready to relax and rock out at Pyramid Rock Fest and Days Like This! 3D’s Melanie Lewis spoke to keyboardist Dobie Blaze.

Scott Burns - Fresh Beginnings

Author: Matt Unicomb
24 November 2008

Local MC Scott Burns recently released his debut album, Day 1. Years in the making, the full-length represents a new era in the MC’s career. 3D’s Matt Unicomb finds out all about it.

Silverclub - All That Glitters Is Silver

Author: Marc de Carnes
24 November 2008

Manchester techno-influenced pop group Silverclub have just released their debut single, Crash This Car, which has been getting spun on NME Radio and XFM and seen the group play some serious gigs. 3D’s Marc de Carnes decided to introduce himself.

Sasha - Highly Invol2ved

Author: Rezo
24 November 2008

British DJ/producer Sasha is hardly a man that needs an introduction to Australian audiences. In town for Global Gathering, 3D’s Rezo had a chat with the legend.

LA Riots - Riot In Sydney

Author: Rezo
24 November 2008

With an name like LA Riots, it’s not surprising this duo produce gunfire beats and dancefloor killers. 3D’s Rezo spoke with the duo ahead of their Global Gathering set.

Giuseppe Ottaviani - Trance, Magic Trance

Author: 3D
24 November 2008

3D talks to Italy's ambassador of trance, Giuseppe Ottaviani, supporting Paul van Dyk at this week’s Stereosonic event.

Felix da Housecat - Cool For The 'Cat

Author: Carlisle Rogers
24 November 2008

Is there a bigger name on the party circuit than Felix da Housecat- We think not. With a new artist album due soon, Australian Global Gathering audiences will be some of the first in the world to hear the new material. 3D’s Carlisle Rogers found out exactly what to expect.

16 Bit Lolitas - Nubile Noise

Author: 3D
24 November 2008

3D catches up with Dutch house producers 16 Bit Lolitas, playing Chinese Laundry this week.

Yelle - A Cause De Yelle

Author: Rezo
24 November 2008

Last year Yelle and Uffie were paired as the princesses of the French electro pop empire. But while Uffie appears to be taking her time in the studio (um, hello – album-) Yelle has been hard at work, and come Good Vibes next year, should have some new tracks for y’all.

The Boat People/Seabellies/Washington - Setting Sail On Tour

Author: 3D
24 November 2008

Brisbane indie pop boys The Boat People, local luminaries The Seabellies and melbourne jazz-pop darlings Washington are heading out on a tri-state tour. 3D caught up with members of each act.

Scott Brown - A Real Live Wire

Author: Cyclone
24 November 2008

When we decided to put the Unity party on our cover, there was only one DJ that could be the face of the event – UK hardcore producer Scott Brown. A bona fide legend of the genre, his set at Unity is set to blow minds, bodies and soles. 3D’s Cyclone caught up with the Glaswegian.

Miami Horror - On The Horror Ball

Author: Cyclone
24 November 2008

Ajax’s buddy Miami Horror is making his own waves across the Australian musical ocean with the release of his debut EP, Bravado. 3D’s Cyclone goes for a swim.

Fedde le Grand - Where's You Fedde At-

Author: Cyclone
24 November 2008

With three of the biggest singles of the past two years – seriously you can’t go anywhere with hearing one of them (you know which one) – Dutch electro house producer Fedde le Grand’s debut artist album is hot property. 3D’s Cyclone got the latest before he hits Oz.

Kid Confucius - Let There Be Soul

Author: Cyclone
24 November 2008

Sydneysiders Kid Confucius have found the new sound. Gone is the fusion of funk, hip hop and rock that made the group one of our country’s finest live acts – now it’s all about soul. And garage. 3D’s Cyclone chatted with frontman Andrew Guirguis about their new album.

Holy Fuck - Rad As Fuck

Author: Cyclone
24 November 2008

Canadian art rock ensemble Holy Fuck are getting as much press for their name as they are for the music they produce. But all press is good press, right- 3D’s Cyclone speaks with co-found Brian Borcherdt about the revival of art.

Jake One - The One And Only

Author: Cyclone
1 December 2008

The perfect beat writer according to himself, Jake One’s assurance is far from empty bluster. 3D’s Cyclone talked to the Seattle native about the proof: his debut LP White Van Music.

Midnight Juggernauts - The Midnight Hour

Author: Melanie Lewis
1 December 2008

It’s been a wild ride for Midnight Juggernauts since the release of their debut album, Dystopia; an album that received acclaim the world over – enough for the Melbourne trio to tour relentlessly ever since. On the eve of their last gig of 2008, 3D’s Melanie Lewis spoke with drummer Daniel Stricker.

Mr Scruff - Way Of The Scruffy Ninja

Author: Rezo
1 December 2008

Blighty’s Mr Scruff is back melding every style under the sun with his latest, and best LP Ninja Tuna. 3D’s Rezo talked to the diverse music-maker who continues to go from strength to strength.

Micky Slim - The Other Slim

Author: Rezo
1 December 2008

Birmingham bass bomber Mickey Slim has made a name for himself as a Godskitchen resident, getting a further break when he stepped in to record a BCC Radio 1 Essential Mix after the intended DJ, one James Zabiela, found himself stuck in traffic. Not bad, huh-

Emiliana Torrini - Me, Myself And Iceland

Author: Rezo/Ghostwriter Killah
1 December 2008

Icelandic singer/songwriter Emiliana Torrini chats to 3D’s Rezo and Ghostwriter Killah about her latest album, Armini and Me.

Akon - Freedom Fighter

Author: Sasha Perera
1 December 2008

3D’s Sasha Perera talks heritage, legacy and Freedom with Akon, the rapper who’s put his troubled past behind him to solidify his reputation as one of America’s most sought after properties.

Teeth And Tongue - Cutting Her Teeth

Author: Carlisle Rogers
1 December 2008

3D’s Carlisle Rogers speaks with Jess Cornelius (perhaps best known as part of Moscow Schoolboy) about her new solo project, Teeth And Tongue.

The Datsuns - Louder Than Yo' Mama

Author: Carlisle Rogers
1 December 2008

With Shihad having found their softer side on last year’s Beautiful Machine it’s left to The Datsuns to annihilate New Zealand’s ear drums. But they’re also being heard further a field thanks to their insane latest album, Head Stunts.

Spoonbill - Awareness Through Music

Author: Wolfgang Dittrich
1 December 2008

Regen is a non-for-profit organisation raising environmental awareness. Their music off-shoot, Regen Records, is releasing a CD called Treecreation and are launching it with a boat cruise. 3D’s Wolfgang Dittrich spoke with Spoonbill, one of the many DJs performing on the day.

Pendulum - DNB Swingers

Author: Cyclone
1 December 2008

Perth drum n bass heavyweights Pendulum have had a massive year since the release of their second album, In Silico – their first on a major – and while they now call London home, it’s going to be a massive homecoming when the Pendulum experience hits the Big Day Out circuit in January.

P-Money - Mo' Money

Author: 3D
1 December 2008

With new single Everything carving up dancefloors the world over, NZ hip hop star P-Money takes 3D through the ten records that have influenced his style. You may be surprised.

Underworld - Beached As

Author: Rezo/Ghostwriter Killah
1 December 2008

Most famous for that track in the Trainspotting soundtrack, UK electronic luminaries Underworld are one of the biggest dance acts in the world. It’s going to be a pretty special night on New Year’s Eve, then, when they join the Presets and Eric Prydz on Bondi Beach.

Boys Noize - Come On Feel The Noize

Author: Rezo
1 December 2008

Alex Ridha is the man behind the production powerhouse (and record label) Boys Noize, one of Germany’s most in-demand electro artists. In Sydney for New Year’s Eve, 3D’s Rezo had a chat.

David Morales - A Morales High Ground

Author: Cyclone
1 December 2008

As one of music’s most prolific remixers, NYC DJ David Morales has reworked everyone from Madonna, The Spice Girls and Aretha Franklin to U2, Basement Jaxx and Technotronic. In Sydney for New Year’s Eve, he talked Grammys, pitbulls and doin’ it for himself to 3D’s Cyclone.

Dimitri From Paris - Le Disco Don

Author: 3D
1 December 2008

Dimitri From Paris was one of the world’s first house producers, although his name is also synonymous with disco thanks to his hugely successful Night At The Playboy Mansion series. 3D caught up with the Turkish born DJ before he hits Sydney.

Joker - The Joke's On You

Author: Rezo
1 December 2008

The almighty Kode9 calls him the best new producer on the dubstep scene, so Joker’s impending Australian shows are very highly anticipated. 3D’s Rezo got to know the UK talent.

MGMT - MGMT TLK

Author: Nina Bertok
1 December 2008

US act MGMT exploded out of nowhere earlier this year, and having had to significantly upgrade venues to cope with demand, their December OZ dates may just be the international tour of the year. 3D’s Nina Bertok spoke with one half of the duo, Andrew van Wyngarden.

Fuck Buttons - Push The Buttons

Author: Carlisle Rogers
1 December 2008

British experimental duo, Fuck Buttons, have been chosen by none other than Nick Cave himself to play the first ever All Tomorrow’s Parties festival Down Under. 3D’s Carlisle Rogers chatted with Andrew Hung about Mogwai, Pitchfork and droning.

Fort Knox Five - School Of Hard Knox

Author: Carlisle Rogers
1 December 2008

Remixing everyone from A Skillz to Mo’Horizons to Louis Armstrong and Bob Marley, it’s time Washington DC funk act Fort Knox Five released a debut album. 3D’s Carlisle Rogers spoke with Jon Horvath, heading to OZ for a series of DJ sets.

Hercules And Love Affair - Love Is In The Affair

Author: Carlisle Rogers
8 December 2008

When Blind was released in January, it was clear 2008 was going to be a massive year for New York’s new disco kings (and queen) Hercules And Love Affair. In Sydney for Nevereverland, 3D’s Carlisle Rogers spoke with main producer Andrew Butler.

Steve Aoki - The 'It' Guy

Author: Carlisle Rogers
8 December 2008

He’s one of the most photographed people on the internet and probably the most name-checked man on the international party circuit. 3D’s Carlisle Rogers speaks with the hippest of the hip, Steve Aoki, bringing in 2009 in Sydney.

Public Enemy - Enemies Of The State

Author: Carlisle Rogers
8 December 2008

Celebrating their twentieth anniversary by treating the hordes to a complete run-through of their seminal album It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back, Public Enemy are Oz-bound, with a sting still in their tail. Chuck D talks 3D’s Carlisle Rogers through what keeps them pumped to perform.

Late Of The Pier - Better Late Than Never

Author: Cyclone
8 December 2008

Channelling the sort of sounds Klaxons brought forth with their 2007 debut – albeit with added surrealism (if that’s possible) – local fans will get their first chance to catch Brit four-piece Late Of The Pier when they play Field Day 2009.

Tornts - The Dark Work

Author: Luke No-Alias
19 December 2008

In 2003 a dark entity emerged from Melbourne’s underworld, infamously announcing he had “something to get off his chest, like Belinda Emmett”. Five years later Australian hip hop’s harbinger of doom is still conjuring rancorous beats and barking out demands...if only to save on therapy fees, as Luke No-Alias finds out.

The Death Set - Death Becomes Them

Author: Nina Bertok
5 January 2009

Ex-pat indie anarchists The Death Set are returning to Australia, supporting Santogold in Sydney. 3D’s Nina Bertok found out what a live show really should be.

Murat Killic - Spiced

Author: 3D
5 January 2009

Murat Kilic is the man responsible for Sydney’s long-running day club spice, as well as being a notable producer and DJ. A busy man over the next two months 3D tracked him down for a chat.

Carl Craig - Carl Craig In Session

Author: Cyclone
5 January 2009

Detroit techno legend Carl Craig has been one of the most anticipated DJs to arrive in Australia for quite some time. Blending influences from jazz to drum n bass into his music his is techno in a class of its own. 3D’s Cyclone spoke to the DJ ahead of his NYE set in Sydney.

Franz Ferdinand - The Archdukes Of Art Rock

Author: Anita Connors
5 January 2009

Hot on the heels of their world tour, Glasgow’s favourite art school rock sons Franz Ferdinand are releasing their third album Tonight: Franz Ferdinand. 3D’s Anita Connors caught up with drummer Paul Thomson to find out what the band has been up to since their last release and what we can expect onstage this summer.

Eli 'Paperboy' Reed - Soulman

Author: Cyclone
5 January 2009

Eli “paperboy” reed, along with his band The True Loves, makes music that makes us wish was lived along the Mississippi during the ’40s, skipping dinner to play rounders with our mates. On the eve of Reed’s debut Oz tour, 3D’s Cyclone spoke with the bluesmith that’s captivated a new generation of soul lovers.

Buraka Som Sistema - Diamonds Are Forever

Author: Cyclone
6 January 2009

Portugese kuduro group Buraka Som Sistema have been around for a few years but it’s their recent debut album Black Diamond and pairings with Mia and Diplo that have really turns heads. 3D’s Cyclone spoke with the four-piece, heading our way.

Santogold - Louder Than They

Author: Nina Bertok
7 January 2009

It’s been an incredible 12 months for Brooklyn musician Santogold, who delivered her genre-defining debut and took the world by storm. Specially picked for our Christmas issue, 3D’s Nina Bertok spoke to our favourite artist of 2008.

CSS - Crazy Sexy Cool

Author: Nina Bertok
20 January 2009

Certainly the most out-there signing sub pop had made until Flight of the Conchords, Brazilians Cansei de ser Sexy, or CSS for short, are in Australia for the third time to headline Future Music Festival, 3D’s Nina Bertok spoke with group member Luiza Sá.

Sparkadia - The Sparks Are Flying

Author: Anna Szorkovszky
21 January 2009

Sydney indie pop group Sparkadia have been made a name for themselves of the past few years. It’s been a steady rise to prominence and, as 3D’s Anna Szorkovszky notes, it’s only going to get higher.

The Streets - Street Life

Author: Steve Tauschke
28 January 2009

From his Mercury Prize-nominated 2002 debut Original Pirate Material to the inner monologue of his recent Everything is Borrowed opus, The Streets’ Mike Skinner is a one-man hip hop army. Fit and ready to engage audiences for what may possibly be The Streets’ swansong Australian tour, Skinner speaks with 3D’s Steve Tauschke.

Basement Jaxx - Tales From The Basement

Author: Cyclone
28 January 2009

Basement Jaxx, the UK house duo responsible for club anthems such as Red Alert, Rendez-Vu, Romeo, Where’s Your Head At- and Do Your Thing, are returning to Australia to headline Future Music Festival. 3D’s Cyclone spoke with Simon Ratcliffe, the “studio boffin”.

Animal Collective - Animal Planet

Author: Scott Henderson
2 February 2009

Animal Collective’s critically acclaimed latest album might just be happy accident according to Noah Lennox. 3D’s Scott Henderson caught up with the songwriter and discussed the serendipitous harmony of the band’s ninth album…

Still Flyin' - Stop, Hammjammer Time

Author: Scott Henderson
2 February 2009

Still Flyin’ know how to party and their fans love them for it. 3D’s Scott Henderson caught up with lead singer Sean Rawls, discovered a new found respect for Swedish people and learned a new word: hammjamm…

Spencer Parker - Spencer Parker Can't Lose

Author: 3D
2 February 2009

Acid house and techno are just two of the loves of DJ/producer Spencer Parker. The man behind the latest Rekids Revolution compilation, 3D chats to the Londoner about labels, narcissism and his impending Oz trip.

Rusko - Down And Dirty Dubstep

Author: 3D
2 February 2009

Rusko is one of the biggest names in dubstep, largely through his work with partner in crime Caspa, but also for his own pulsating, grimey productions. 3D chats to the Englishman ahead of his Sydney show this week.

Nickle Eye - Another Lone Stroke

Author: 3D
2 February 2009

3D chats with Nikolai Fraiture – bassist of the Strokes – about his new side project, Nickle Eye, whose Dylan-esque album is out now.

Nic Fanciulli - The Rising Star

Author: David Knight
2 February 2009

3D’s David Knight speaks with British deep tech-house producer Nic Fanciulli about festivals, business cards and his new album.

Keltec - The Kiss Of Keltec

Author: Rezo
2 February 2009

Melbourne-based, sydney-born DJ/producer Keltec has been part of the Australian electronic landscape for almost 15 years. He’s also at the helm of the Kiss Summer ’09 mix-CD. 3D’s Rezo spoke to him about the release.

Josh Wink - Going Bananas

Author: Elliot Shields
2 February 2009

Josh Wink – the mastermind behind the classic track Higher State of Consciousness – has a new album out and a plan to change you outlook on music.

Primal Scream - Something Primal This Way Comes

Author: Steve Tauschke
3 February 2009

Although they’re still hoping to be here for a good time and not a long time, Primal Scream, the Scottish trippers who melded rock, rave and an appetite for self-destruction, have largely mended their evil ways. 3D’s Steve Tauschke hears from guitarist Andrew Innes.

Ashley Beedle - X-Press To Fatherhood

Author: Cyclone
3 February 2009

Ashley Beedle was one of the UK’s pioneering acid house DJs, but today he’s better known as the lynchpin of X-Press 2.

Chromeo - Bonafied Funkin'

Author: Cyclone
3 February 2009

Montreal electro funk duo Chromeo are returning to Australia for Good Vibrations a mere year after their last trip. The good news is a new album is on the way. The bad news is you won’t be hearing any of it… yet. 3d’s cyclone speaks to p-thugg.

Deadbeat - Bring Out Your Dead Beats

Author: 3D
3 February 2009

The dubstep scene ain’t all about Europe (and Australia, of course) with Canadian producer Deadbeat kicking it large with the best of them, including Rusko at Void this week. 3D chatted with the Montreal native.

Dorian Concept - A Picture Of Dorian Concept

Author: 3D
3 February 2009

Viennese sound artist Dorian Concept combines hip hop beats with a sonic salad of ambient, industrial and experimental noise. In Australia for Laneway and a few unique events, 3D chats with the boundary pusher.

Joris Voorn - The New Balance

Author: Cyclone
3 February 2009

Amsterdam based Joris Voorn is a man with great taste – he loves David Lynch, Haruki Murakami and Sigur Ros, so he’s a favourite in our minds. At the helm of the latest Balance compilation – yes, a techno producer – he talks to 3D’s Cyclone about the mix, guitars and Detroit techno.

Jose Gonzalez - In A Heartbeat

Author: Nina Bertok
3 February 2009

3D’s Nina Bertok speaks to Swedish crooner Jose Gonzalez about that song and recording with his band, ahead of his return to Australia.

Jimpster - Freerange House

Author: Rezo
3 February 2009

Jimpster – real name Jamie O’Dell – comes to Australia with 17 years of experience producing, remixing and running his label, Freerange. 3D’s Rezo speaks to the Englishman with a penchant for warm and deep house ahead of his first trip Down Under.

Son Veneno - Latin Connection

Author: Matt Unicomb
3 February 2009

Noticing a newly acquired hip hop lean to their sound, 3D’s Matt Unicomb fields a few queries to Son Veneno, the multi-talented Latin collective supporting Batucada Sound Machine at the factory theatre.

Skryptcha - Holy Skryptcha

Author: Matt Unicomb
3 February 2009

22 year-old Sydney lad Skryptcha has already received the backing of Pegz, Chasm and the signing by Obese Records, and with his EP Left To Write, will show precisely why he’s garnered the attention of some of the genre’s best and brightest. 3D’s Matt Unicomb spoke to him.

Mike Relm - When In Relm

Author: Scott Henderson
3 February 2009

Mike Relm might be one of the hardest working and most creative DJs in the business today. 3D’s Scott Henderson finds out how boredom, robot rock and a dose of tech obsession have inspired the turntablist to create a show that no one anywhere else is doing.

Elbow - Grounds For Success

Author: Nina Bertok
9 February 2009

Burial was a hot favourite, as were Radiohead, but it was the fourth album from Manchester’s elbow that won the Mercury Prize for best album of the year. Now heading to Australia for V Festival, 3D’s Nina Bertok speaks to drummer Richard Jupp.

Q-Tip - Renaissance Man

Author: Jody Macgregor
9 February 2009

A Tribe Called Quest frontman Q-Tip’s latest solo album The Renaissance was released on the same day as the recent US election. He talks to 3D’s Jody Macgregor about how it seems like that worked out pretty well, both for the MC and the country.

Aaron Thomas - Chasing Romance

Author: Scott Henderson
9 February 2009

Love and wanderlust seem to be the topics closest to Aaron Thomas’s heart. 3D’s Scott Henderson caught up with the singer/songwriter on his return visit to Sydney…

Edu K's Top 10

Author: 3D
9 February 2009

Brazilian party maestro Edu K gives 3D his current top 10 records ahead of his set at Sweat It Out.

DJ Heidi - In Heidi We Trust

Author: Cyclone
9 February 2009

3D’s Cyclone speaks to DJ Heidi, a main-stayer of the Get Physical collective and a some-time co-host of the Radio 1 show, In New DJs We Trust. 3D’s Cyclone speaks with the Canadian DJ ahead of her set at Lost Baggage.

Christian Vance - Do The V.A.N.C.E

Author: 3D
9 February 2009

Melbourne techno producer/DJ Christian Vance is headlining the Loose Kaboose third birthday festivities next weekend at the Cross. 3D chats with the well-spoken gentleman to find out what’s what in his world.

Charlotte Birch - Silver Birch

Author: 3D
9 February 2009

A former lingerie model, DJ Charlotte Birch has some pretty impressive promo shots. There’s no doubt about that. Equally as impressive is her skills with the dancefloor, which you can witness first hand at Sublime this week. 3D caught up with the British ex-pat.

Todd Terje - A Space Disco Odyssey

Author: Cyclone
9 February 2009

Scandinavian disco deviant Todd Terje admits to 3D’s Xyclone that he doesn’t feel at home in Berlin – but we’re sure he’ll feel right at home when he plays Future Classic’s new night, Discoasis at Nevermind.

Super8 & Tab - Super Beats

Author: Rezo
9 February 2009

3D’s Rezo speaks to Finnish trance/progressive house duo, Super8 & Tab, hitting Sydney this month for Future Music Festival.

Sammy Bananas - The Shit Is Bananas

Author: 3D
9 February 2009

Brooklyn ’90s party hip hop fan Sammy Bananas – part of the Certified Bananas posse – is heading down for a brief string of shows in Australia. 3D finds out what to expect.

Rico Tubbs - Musical Buffet

Author: Cyclone
9 February 2009

Finnish DJ/producer Rico Tubbs pumped all the sounds he finds hot right now – such as electro, hip hop and Baltimore – into his debut album Knuckle Sandwich. Now he’s bringing the results to Good Vibrations. Words by 3D’s Cyclone.

Louis XIV - The Best Little Secret Is Back

Author: Carlisle Rogers
9 February 2009

Californian retro rockers Louis XIV are the real deal, making authentic rock on analogue equipment and bringing back an old-fashioned sexiness to music. 3D’s Carlisle Rogers speaks to frontman Jason Hill ahead of their V Fest set.

Tim Green - Keeping It Green

Author: Cyclone
10 February 2009

Never heard of Tim Green- That could soon change. The UK DJ/producer is on the up. Many an industry heavyweight is already onto him – Pete Tong, Richie Hawtin, Tiga – and he’s been hailed by the music media. In town for Lost Baggage, 3D’s Cyclone caught up with the Londoner.

Hoops - Three To Tango

Author: 3D
10 February 2009

Sexy DJ trio Hoops are one of the best party posses in Sydney, so who better to ask for a top ten recommendation to fill the dancefloor – and keep it that way-

J Dilla Tribute - Fallen Legend

Author: 3D
10 February 2009

J Dilla, the supremely talented producer/MC who tragically passed away in 2006, left a legacy of premium beatmaking behind. With a tribute night coming up in his honour, with proceeds going to Dilla’s mother, 3D talks to Sam Dutch, one half of organisers the Main Ingredients crew.

Batucada Sound Machine - Bigger The Better

Author: Melanie Lewis
10 February 2009

The New Zealand collective with the Brazilian sound, Batucada Sound Machine, are heading our way, showcasing their Latin flavour at the Factory in February. 3D’s Melanie Lewis asked bandleader James Hughes how they and their sound came to pass, and why theirs is the party of inclusion. 

P.O.S - Anger Management

Author: Bizquick
10 February 2009

With a name that stands for Pissed Off Stef, a punk background and a hometown where it’s minus ten degrees, Stefon Alexander, AKA P.O.S, is surely to be forgiven for his cranky moniker. 3D’s Bizquick spoke to him about his LP Never Better, out now through Shock.

N*E*R*D - Seeing Is Believing

Author: Nicole Fossati
16 February 2009

3D’s Nicole Fossati eavesdrops on Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo of N*E*R*D on the eve of the Australian tour for Future Music Festival, plugging their latest album, Seeing Sounds. 

El-P - Misunderstood Master

Author: Liz Galinovic
16 February 2009

New York hip hopper El-P is comfortable with being abstract, yet remains committed to opening up to his listeners in a way few artists are willing to risk. 3D’s Liz Galinovic helps piece the enigma together by taking a journey to the dark side with the man himself.

The Fratellis - Scottish Mafia

Author: Scott Henderson
16 February 2009

A truculent relationship with the press hasn’t stopped Glaswegians The Fratellis from selling records and touring like there’s no tomorrow, discovers 3D’s Scott Henderson (a fellow Scotsman).

Anoraak - Anoraak, Mon Cherie

Author: Nina Bertok
16 February 2009

In late 2007 the Valerie collective became the hottest thing in French music since Ed Banger, with acts such as Minitel Rose, Maethelvin and Anoraak making Jan Hammer-inspired synth pop. 3D’s Nina Bertok talks to Anoraak about his debut album, Nightdrive With You, out on limited release in Australia.

Dino Moran - The Man With The Holy Afro

Author: 3D
17 February 2009

Southern African tribal/prog house producer Dino Moran may be best known through his work with House of the Holy Afro, but you’ll see a different side of him at Womadelaide this month. 3D chats with the Mozambique native.

Glimpse - Catching A Glimpse

Author: 3D
17 February 2009

London underground techno producer Glimpse makes the sort of sounds our very own Future Classic crew champion, mixed with a little jazz and a lot of soul. 3D speaks to him about his latest EP, Drifting, out through Carl Craig’s Planet E.

Maelstrom - The Man With Two Faces

Author: 3D
17 February 2009

Joan Mael Peneau is a man with many personalities – in one hand we have the electro and breaks spinning Maelstrom and in the other, the funk n’ hip hop bangers of Mr. Strom. 3D chats to the French chameleon before he touches down in Sydney.

Miguel Migs - Those Things Again

Author: Cyclone
17 February 2009

In the high turnover world of dance music, it’s inconceivable that a producer would re-release an album after nearly two years, but Miguel Migs has done just that. 3D’s Cyclone finds out more.

Optimo - Optimo's Prime

Author: 3D
17 February 2009

JD Twitch and JG Wilkes have been running their club night, Optimo, in Glasgow for over a decade but with a motto ‘kill all DJs’ don’t expect to see guys (or girls) spinning records. The HAHA guys have got an awesome night planned when Optimo return to Sydney, so 3D got inside their head to find out what’s in store.

Sebastian Ingrosso - All In The Family

Author: Rezo
18 February 2009

Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso – half of the famed Swedish house mafia – are returning once more to the land Down Under, to play the Future Music Festival. 3D’s Rezo chats with Ingrosso.

Tocadisco - Disco Delicacies

Author: Nina Bertok
23 February 2009

3D’s Nina Bertok speaks with German DJ/producer Tocadisco and not only learns of his new album, but also his culinary passion.

Mr. Oizo - Angry Frenchman

Author: Cyclone
23 February 2009

French electronic producer Mr. Oizo has just released his latest studio effort, Lambs Anger. 3D’s Cyclone spoke to the Parisian about the recording process, his film career, and why never to call him a DJ.

Mark James - Future Is Now

Author: Cyclone
23 February 2009

Future Entertainment founder Mark James talks to 3D’s Cyclone about the upcoming Future Music Festival and its companion CD.

Italoboyz - Jazzing Up The Clubs Of London

Author: Jonno Seidler
23 February 2009

London-based, Italian-bred DJing duo Italoboyz talk to 3D’s Jonno Seidler about clubbing, jazz and the origins of their name.

King Unique - The Only One

Author: Rezo
23 February 2009

King Unique make dirty house – and that’s all you need to know, if you pay attention to their bio. 3D’s Rezo talks with UK producer Matt Thomas about his new life as a solo artist.

Hixxy - Be My Raverbaby

Author: 3D
23 February 2009

Highly influential in the early-’90s happy hardcore scene and the mastermind behind the Raverbaby label, Hixxy is definitely one of the biggest players in the hardcore scene. In Sydney for Godspeed, 3D had a chat.

Dan Aurbach - Black Thoughts

Author: Andrew Weaver
23 February 2009

US blues rock duo The Black Keys have been smashing audiences since forming in 2001. 3D’s Andrew Weaver caught up with frontman Dan Aurbach to find out about his debut solo album.

Howling Bells - For Whom The Bells Toll

Author: Scott Henderson
23 February 2009

Three years since Howling Bells’ startling self-titled debut album the band are back stronger and more imaginative than ever. 3D’s Scott Henderson talks to Juanita Stein and Brandan Picchio about hope, the future and their new album Radio Wars.

Gary Numan - Human After All

Author: Steve Tauschke
23 February 2009

Electro pioneer Gary Numan found fame in the ’80s only to see his stocks plummet and then rise again for a new synth-pop generation. 3D’s Steve Tauschke speaks with the future shock legend.

Brant Bjork - The Other Bjork

Author: Steve Tauschke
23 February 2009

Music is just one component of Brant Bjork’s collective artistic vision as 3D’s Steve Tauschke discovers.

The Cat Empire - Animalistic Adventures

Author: Melanie Lewis
23 February 2009

The Cat Empire have been busy building their overseas fan base with months of extensive touring. They’ve recently returned home, and are all set for a string of East Coast shows. 3D’s Melanie Lewis chats.

Markus Shultz - Following The Dakota Trail

Author: 3D
23 February 2009

Markus Schulz returns to Australia this year to play the Future Music Festival once again. 3D chats to the Florida-based DJ/producer.

The Ones - Flawless Flavours

Author: 3D
23 February 2009

New York dance group The Ones, best known for their hit single Flawless, are heading to Australia to play the House of BlackSTAR party for mardi gras. 3D catches up with the trio to find out a little more.

Those Usual Suspects - Under Suspicion

Author: Nina Bertok
23 February 2009

3D’s Nina Bertok speaks with DJ Maarcos from Melbourne trio Those Usual Suspects, mixers of the new Housexy compilation.

B-Real - Keeping It Real

Author: Matt Unicomb
23 February 2009

With his first solo LP, Smoke N Mirrors, finally about to drop, 3D’s Matt Unicomb talks to Cyprus Hill’s B-Real about finding beats, forging collabs and taking things on a political tip.

Tycotic - The Dominator

Author: Matt Unicomb
23 February 2009

Winning recognition for his Conversation Domination LP and about to embark on a national tour, MC Tycotic is a seriously busy lad. But that’s half the buzz, as he tells 3D’s Matt Unicomb, and he’s not about to slow down now. 

Savage - Brutal Beats

Author: Rezo
2 March 2009

New Zealand’s biggest selling hip hop export Savage is a cool customer even in spite of his fierce determination to make it big, and with his US success vindicating his ambition, he’s fast become an unstoppable force. 3D’s Rezo got the lowdown from the man mountain himself.

Michael Rose - Reggae In Bloom

Author: Cyclone
2 March 2009

Master of riddims Michael Rose is thrilled with reggae’s resurgence, but not surprised; certainly the sometime frontman of Black Uhuru is making his music sound more vital than ever. He spoke to 3D’s Cyclone ahead of his only Sydney performance. 

The Qemists - Cutting The Right Medicine

Author: Nina Bertok
2 March 2009

Ninja Tune-signed drum n bass/rock hybrids The Qemists talk to 3D’s Nina Bertok about working with Mike Patton, their grunge origins and haters.

Stupid Fresh - Stupid Is As Stupid Does

Author: Nina Bertok
2 March 2009

No wonder those UK wobble-funk boys Stupid Fresh love the Aussie shores so much. After being discovered by Hook N Sling in 2005, the duo have gone on to maintain an Aussie connection and will return this month for a series of shows around the country. 3D’s Nina Bertok spoke with the Brits.

Starkey - From Philadelphia With Bass

Author: 3D
2 March 2009

3D speaks to heavyweight underground Philadelphian dubstep and hip hop producer Starkey, headlining Void this weekend.

Sied Van Riel - The Riel Deal

Author: Nina Bertok
2 March 2009

Sied Van Riel has had an extremely rapid rise to fame in the three years he’s been on the scene. Playing Australia for the first time at Trance Energy, 3D’s Nina Bertok got to know the latest Dutch star.

Sasha Vatoff - One Foot In The Rave

Author: Cyclone
2 March 2009

Sasha Vatoff takes 3D’s Cyclone through the ins and outs of compiling an aurual history of Australian rave culture – specifically his three-CD mix, Rave Anthems, out now.

Sa Dingding - The Voice

Author: 3D
2 March 2009

Chinese folk singer Sa Dingding has one of the most unique voices on the planet. Blending native tongue, Sanskrit and her own made-up language, she has been called the trip hop Bjork. Playing Sydney opera house this month. 3D spoke with the chanteuse.

Russ Jones - Musical Gypsy

Author: 3D
2 March 2009

A former artistic director of the famous Blue Note Club in london, Russ Jones has made a name for himself playing some of the most dancefloor-friendly world music. 3D chats to the Brit as he returns to Australia for a string of shows.

Mark Pritchard - Artificial Intelligence

Author: Cyclone
2 March 2009

Mark Pritchard may have made Sydney his home, but his latest album explores the sounds of the UK, Germany and Detroit, past and present. 3D’s Cyclone speaks to the Brit producer.

Jazzanova - Champagne Jazzanova

Author: Cyclone
2 March 2009

3D’s Cyclone speaks with Jazzanova DJ Alexander Barck, touring Australia to promote the German ensemble’s latest album, Of All The Things.

Dukes Of Windsor - The Royalty Of Rock

Author: Steve Tauschke
2 March 2009

Dukes of Windsor may have broken through to the big league with an electro remix of their first single, but they’re still a rock band at heart, as 3D’s Steve Tauschke discovers.

DJ Falcon - Fly On The Wings Of Desire

Author: Nina Bertok
2 March 2009

3D’s Nina Bertok speaks with French electro house producer DJ Falcon, a close friend – and production partner – of Thomas Bangalter and all-round hip cat, returning to Australia this month to surf, snap and spin.

The Stills - Gold Skulls And Drug Mules

Author: Jonno Seidler
2 March 2009

Canadian indie rock band The Stills launched onto the scene in 2003 in the wake of brooding contemporaries Interpol with their debut Logic Will Break Your Heart. Five years later and they’ve come of age with their third album, Oceans Will Rise. 3D’s Jonno Seidler spoke with guitarist Dave Hamelin.

Luna - The Many Phases Of Luna

Author: Rezo
2 March 2009

Why not give the punters more of what they love- After a blistering set at last year’s Q-Dance festival, DJ Luna returns in 2009 as one of the event’s headline DJs. Sydney, we hope you’re prepared. 3D’s Rezo spoke with the Dutch master of hard.

Boozoo Bajou - Welcome To The Boozooniverse

Author: Huwston
2 March 2009

Boozoo Bajou return with their third album Grains, the album they “always wanted to make”. 3D’s Huwston scrunches producer Florian of the duo between his feet and finds out what the two have been up to since Dust My Broom.

Adam Jace & Tim Jirgenson - Jace Vs Jirgenson

Author: 3D
2 March 2009

When 3D decided to hook up an interview with local producers and Thug Records honchos Adam Jace and Tim Jirgenson we thought we’d pit the two against each other and get them to ask themselves the questions.

NASA - Rocket Men

Author: Cyclone
9 March 2009

If NASA is the Western World’s representative in space exploration, then their namesake in music parallel with a United Nations of so-hot-right-now musicians, exploring the boundaries of genres. 3D’s Cyclone chats with DJ Zegon about his homeland of Brazil and working with 40 different people on their debut album.

The Sunpilots - Chasing The Sun

Author: Nina Bertok
9 March 2009

They’ve already conquered the international music market thanks to last year’s rocking debut album Living Receiver and now Australia is next when Sydney indie four-piece The Sunpilots set off on their biggest national tour yet. 3D’s Nina Bertok speaks with frontman Raj Siva-Rajah.

Andrea Bertolini - The Tourist

Author: Cyclone
9 March 2009

Hailing from the small town of Tortona, about half-way between Turin and Milan (if you took the long way) it’s no surprise the sophistication of these neighbouring cities rubbed off on DJ/producer Andrea Bertolini. 3D’s Cyclone chats with the underground star.

Belles Will Ring - Lords Of The Ring

Author: Andrew Weaver
9 March 2009

Hailing from the Blue Mountains, Belles Will Ring have – in a pretty short space of time, we might add – become one of Australia’s most revered underground bands. About to do two shows in Sydney, 3D’s Andrew Weaver spoke with frontman Liam Judson.

Hudson Mohawke - A Polyfolk Spree

Author: Nina Bertok
9 March 2009

While Hudson Mohawke’s music has been called just about everything from a “messy confusion” to the “future of hip hop”, the Glasgow sensation insists it’s actually neither, as he tells 3D’s Nina Bertok.

Isaac - X-Rated

Author: 3D
9 March 2009

3D chats with Isaac, one of the first hardstyle DJs to ever tour Australia, returning for the eighth time to play Q-dance at Hordern Pavilion.

Little Joy - Joy To The World

Author: Nina Bertok
9 March 2009

3D’s Nina Bertok speaks to Strokes drummer Fabrizio Moretti about his side project, Little Joy, whose debut album is out now.

Phil Kieran - Kieran About The Music

Author: 3D
9 March 2009

Irish techno producer Phil Kieran chats to 3D about Andrew Weatherall, Steven Soderbergh and Depeche Mode, and promises lots of new material during his Oz tour.

SCSI 9 - Music Peripherals

Author: 3D
9 March 2009

Russian minimal tech pioneers Anton Kubikov and Maxim Milyutenko – also known as SCSI-9 – are touring Australia this month, playing shows together as well as solo sets from Kubikov. 3D chats with the duo. 

Tatanka - Meet The Bison

Author: Rezo
9 March 2009

3D’s Rezo chats with hardstyle DJ Tatanka, the native American term for Bison, owner of the Zanzatraxx label and responsible for some of the most recognisable tracks in the genre.

Low Budget - Buoyant Economy

Author: Matt Unicomb
9 March 2009

Melbourne’s underground favourites Low Budget have just dropped their hotly anticipated LP, Laserdisc. 3D’s Matt Unicomb chats to MC Gentleman Gene about good vibes, going against the grain and getting away from the scene.

Drapht & Downsyde - City Brothers In Arms

Author: Matt Unicomb
9 March 2009

Western Australian hip hop veterans Drapht and Downsyde will be crashing into Sydney shortly as ringleaders of the anticipated City Brothers tour. 3D’s Matt Unicomb has a brief chat.

Platform 2 Hip Hop Festival Special

Author: 3D
9 March 2009

Taking over CarriageWorks over two very special days, the Platform 2 Hip Hop Festival boasts B-boys, battle crews, graffiti artists and many more representations of just what makes the genre so great. 3D found out more from curator Nick Power.

Ladi - Who's That Ladi-

Author: Kelly Davis
9 March 2009

With her debut album (produced by Fat Freddys Drop’s DJ Mu) Time Is Not Much just about to hit Australian shores, Ladi 6 (AKA Karoline Tamati) talks about her beginnings and the luxury of creative freedom with 3D’s Kelly Davis.

The Do - Do The Do

Author: Nina Bertok
9 March 2009

French duo The Do (pronounced ‘dough’) are one of the more interesting acts on this year’s V Festival line-up, with a sound that’s fallen into a pit of film scores, folk, indie and experimental and emerged renewed. 3D’s Nina Bertok learns a thing or two about them.

Vivian Girls - Girls Just Wanna Have Punk

Author: Nina Bertok
9 March 2009

Another week, another band out of Brooklyn. But lo-fi all-girl punk trio Vivian Girls aren’t just another fashion band being propped by the hipsterati – these three girls are the real deal. 3D’s Nina Bertok finds out more.

Tony Allen - The Father Of Afrobeat

Author: Cyclone
9 March 2009

Legendary Afrobeat pioneer, and percussionist, Tony Allen is heading to Australia for the first time this week so 3D’s Cyclone did the honours in getting to know the man a little better.

AR:PIA:R - TH:E RO:MAN:IAN TR:ILO:GY

Author: Nina Bertok
16 March 2009

Featuring Romanian superstar DJs AR:PIA:R as this year’s Circo Loco headliners, Aussie clubbers are about to experience one of the biggest dance events in the world as well as the top-notch tunes and crazy characters it’s come to be known for.

The Whitest Boy Alive - White Is The New Black

Author: Jonno Seidler
16 March 2009

Cool Krauts The Whitest Boy Alive kick it old school down Mexico way.

Beyond The Wizard's Sleeve - Tricks Up The Sleeve

Author: 3D
16 March 2009

Super-producer Erol Alkan and Richard Norris have teamed up to create the ‘re-animating’ juggernaut that is Beyond The Wizard’s Sleeve. 3D chats with Norris about their debut album.

Q-Dance World Tour Special

Author: Rezo
16 March 2009

With The Sound of Q-Dance World Tour just around the corner we pitted 3D’s Rezo up with four of the DJs making the trek to bring you the hardest sounds from across the world. Read on, dear readers, to find out what you’re in for, as we chat to A-Lusion, Scope DJ, Fausto and Davide Sonar.

Fait Accompli - Leave It To Fait

Author: 3D
16 March 2009

3D finds out what’s new in the world of Fait Accompli, one of our favourite live bands, who’ll be heating up my filthy riot this weekend.

Thomas Bullock - Nevermind The Bullock

Author: Scott Henderson
16 March 2009

3D has one of the more psychedelic chats with one half of Rub-N-Tug, Thomas Bullock, playing the third Pulse Radio Yacht Club, about disco, mongo and, uh, figure skating.

The Duke Spirit - In High Spirit

Author: Nina Bertok
16 March 2009

Having worked with the likes of a Cocteau twin, Kyuss’ producer, Unkle and fashion designer Alexander McQueen, The Duke Spirit are no regular British band. 3D’s Nina Bertok speaks to bassist Toby Butler ahead of the quartet’s first Australian tour.

The Devoted Few - Interview With The Vampire

Author: Andrew Weaver
16 March 2009

3D’s Andrew Weaver chats to the much-loved Sydney group The Devoted Few’s Ben Fletcher about their long-awaited third album.

Sia - Sia's Homecoming Tour

Author: Nina Bertok
16 March 2009

Australian expat chantuese Sia Furler chats to 3D’s Nina Bertok about Christina Aguilera (“she’s rad”) and Madonna ahead of her tour.

Plushgun - Band With A Gun

Author: Nina Bertok
16 March 2009

Brooklyn’s Plushgun must have got their name from the bullets of soft synths they fire from their instruments, right- (rhetorical question.) Frontman Dan Ingala gives the lowdown on his band’s debut album to 3D’s Nina Bertok.

Morgan Page - On The Right Page

Author: 3D
16 March 2009

It’s been a few years coming but the debut album from one of the clubbing world’s most in-demand remixers, Morgan Page, has dropped. 3D catches up with the producer, currently on tour in Australia.

Handsome Furs - Furs On Parade

Author: Nina Bertok
16 March 2009

3D’s Nina Bertok speaks with Alexei Perry of Handsome Furs, the pseudo-side project of Wolf Parade’s Dan Boeckner.

Canyons - Basses And Crevasses

Author: 3D
16 March 2009

Modular’s most interesting DJing crew, Canyons, take 3D through a day in the life of being, uh, Modular’s most interesting DJing crew… read on, kids.

Headhunter - Headhunted

Author: Scott Henderson
16 March 2009

3D’s Scott Henderson chats to dubstep producer Headhunter, responsible for the awesome Nomad album on Tempa, playing Index this Saturday.

Coalition Crew - Freedom Coalition

Author: Matt Unicomb
16 March 2009

Brisbane trio and Obese Records family members Coalition Crew have just released their sophomore album Known Unknowns. Encompassing a variety of subject matter, the record will stand as a pivotal step in the group’s career. 3D’s Matt Unicomb sits down with MC Yuin Huzami (You And Whose Army).

Ciecmate & Newsense - A Tale Of Two Mcs

Author: Matt Unicomb
16 March 2009

Duo Ciecmate & Newsense of Hospice Crew have recently released their eagerly anticipated full-length together, A Tale Of Two Cities. Two weeks after its release, 3D’s Matt Unicomb chats with Ciecmate.

Al Young - Mad Skillz

Author: 3D
16 March 2009

3D fields some questions to Good Buddha frontman Al Young, who’s performing at the Platform 2 Hip Hop Festival as well as putting himself in the firing line in its battle competition.

Judge Jules - Judge's Ruling

Author: Cyclone
23 March 2009

British DJ Judge Jules may yet be the greatest survivor of contemporary dance music. He’s been mocked for being too commercial, too posh, and even too intelligent, but the good-humoured DJ takes it all in his stride. As a trance superstar, he’s as relevant as ever. Jules, who’s worked in radio, press and A&R, is an articulate spokesman for the wider dance movement.

The Human League - Britain's Most Wanted

Author: Cyclone
23 March 2009

The royal family of electro synth, The Human League, are returning to Australia with a special treat for fans: the trio will be playing their ’80s magnum opus, Dare, in its entirety. 3D’s Cyclone chats with the V Festival headliners.

Chelonis R Jones - Rehabilitated

Author: 3D
23 March 2009

American wordsmith and Get Physical-signed Chelonis R Jones speaks frankly with 3D on the topics of house music, creative expression and his father.

Duffy - All About Soul

Author: Andrew Weaver
23 March 2009

3D’s Andrew Weaver chats with multiple Brit Award winning chanteuse Duffy, who hits Sydney this week for V Festival.

Groove Armada - Finding The New Sound

Author: Nina Bertok
23 March 2009

In Australia to headline the Bacardi Express travelling train fiesta, Groove Armada talk to 3D’s Nina Bertok about their two upcoming albums. Yes, you read correctly: two.

Harlequin League - In A League Of Their Own

Author: Jonno Seidler
23 March 2009

Perth indie rock quartet Harlequin League live up to their jovial moniker as they invite 3D’s Jonno Seidler into their bizarre little world.

Jenny Lewis - Tongue Lashings

Author: Nina Bertok
23 March 2009

3D’s Nina Bertok speaks with the owner of every male indie music fan’s heart, Jenny Lewis – frontwoman of Rilo Kiley and formidible solo artist with serious contacts – playing V Festival this week.

Matt Caseli - Rock N Roll Star

Author: 3D
23 March 2009

SHE are hosting Pacha Ibiza resident DJ Matt Caseli for their Easter long weekend of sophisticated sex and soul; 3D spoke to the man himself.

Sander Van Doorn - Sander Does Oz

Author: Nina Bertok
23 March 2009

Dutch DJ Sander Van Doorn chats to 3D’s Nina Bertok about getting back into the studio and experiencing Australia.

Punks Jump Up - Jump Up To Get Down

Author: Nina Bertok
24 March 2009

3D’s Nina Bertok talks to Swedish/English duo Punks Jump Up, about to bring their eclectic electro to Sydney ears.

Seb Fontaine - Reflektions

Author: Scott Henderson
24 March 2009

Seb Fontaine has played a vital role in the London clubbing scene, so as he hits Club Club this week, 3D’s Scott Henderson finds out what makes the Briton tick – in the good way.

Trevor Loveys - Loveys In The Air

Author: NJ
24 March 2009

The ‘godfather of fidget’, Trevor Loveys, speaks to 3D’s NJ about starting out as a B-boy and hooking up with Switch, Herve and Jesse Rose.

Trouble Andrew - Here Comes Trouble

Author: Cyclone
24 March 2009

He may be a pro snowboarder, but Trevor Andrew – AKA Trouble Andrew – is developing a new identity in music with his modern dance-rock. And the Canadian’s major champion is none other than his fiance, Santigold.

WhoMadeWho - Great Danes

Author: Nina Bertok
24 March 2009

One of 3D’s favourite bands, WhoMadeWho are back with their awesome second album, The Plot. The Danes get all sensitive on 3D’s Nina Bertok.

Illy - Licensed To Ill

Author: Matt Unicomb
25 March 2009

Obese Records’ latest signing Illy is frantically putting the final touches on his debut album Long Story Short, due shortly. He takes some time out to give 3D’s Matt Unicomb the rundown.

Sinden - Getting Familiar With Sinden

Author: Cyclone
30 March 2009

Sinden has been one of the hottest names in dance music over the past 24 months due to his work with the likes of Switch, Jesse Rose and Herve (under his Count Of Monte Cristal alias). This Easter sees the Briton celebrating the rise of Christ in the best way possible – by banging the fuck out of the Metro Theatre.

The Black Lips - Road Warriors

Author: Nick Jarvis
30 March 2009

It’s been an interesting year for Atlanta’s hardest working dirtbags, scuzzy garage fourpiece The Black Lips – they’ve been shaken down in Mexico, asphyxiated in an Israeli kibbutz and chased out of India by the law, and it’s full steam ahead with their latest album 200 Million Thousand, as bassist Jared Swilley tells 3D’s Nick Jarvis.

Amorphous Androgynous - Blowing Psychedelic Bubbles

Author: evilchris
30 March 2009

3D’s evilchris dons his interviewing cap and speaks to Amorphous Androgynous (the other project of the Future Sound Of London guys) about their new mix-CD, a Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble.

Seven - Seven's Deadly Beats

Author: 3D
30 March 2009

3D catches up with dubstep DJ/producer Seven – the man responsible for the likes of Dark Passenger and Siren – hitting Void this weekend.

Trentemoller - Easter With Trentemoller

Author: Cyclone
30 March 2009

Fuzzy continue to throw the party with the most apt title (that would be ‘Killer’), with their Easter line-up of Fake Blood, Sinden and Trentemoller proving the organisers can still pull the right punches to bring you awesome. 3D’s Cyclone speaks to the Dane rep, Trentemoller.

The National - Something Of The Night

Author: Scott Henderson
30 March 2009

Bryce Dessner of The National talks to 3D’s Scott Henderson about putting together the compilation album, Dark Was The Night.

The Dears - Relaunching A Band

Author: Andrew Weaver
30 March 2009

The making of The Dears’ most recent album, Missiles, was relatively stress-free and straightforward. It’s what came after that’s proved quite different, explains frontman Murray Lightburn to 3D’s Andrew Weaver, with the band that went into making Missiles completely different to the one that came out.

Kris Menace - Menacing Beats

Author: 3D
30 March 2009

Kris Menace is championed by a lot of big names (Pete Tong, anyone-) And he’s remixed a lot of big names (Underworld, Air, et al.): it’s little wonder, then, that his debut album is rather a big deal. 3D chats to the German Italo producer.

Joey Negro - Negro Rises Again

Author: Scott Henderson
30 March 2009

Joey Negro returns to SHE for the first time since bringing in ’08 in Sydney at the very same place he’s celebrating Easter in ’09. 3D’s Scott Henderson chats with the disco don.

Evermore - You Can't Handle The Truth

Author: Jonno Seidler
30 March 2009

New Zealand’s Hume brothers step up their game with their third album, the ambitious concept record, Truth Of The World (Welcome To The Show). 3D’s Jonno Seidler steps into the Dystopian world of Evermore.

Bart B More - A Little B More

Author: Cyclone
30 March 2009

3D’s Cyclone chats to Dutch producer/DJ Bart B More, recently in Australia plugging onelove’s latest compilation, Sound Machine.

Chris Fraser - Keeping It Raw

Author: Nina Bertok
30 March 2009

3D’s Nina Bertok chats with Chris Fraser about the new Raw compilation and the old Canberra/Sydney thing.

Anthony Pappa - The Return Of Pappa

Author: 3D
30 March 2009

Anthony Pappa returns to Australia this week bringing a bit of expatriate electronica to your ears. 3D catches up to hear what’s new in Pappa’s world.

Katchafire - Hot Property

Author: 3D
30 March 2009

3D talks success, touring and the Maori influence with New Zealand reggae collective Katchafire, playing The Forum in April.

De La Soul - Higher And Higher

Author: Nina Bertok
30 March 2009

Hip hop legends De La Soul are bringing their hits to Sydney, playing the Metro in May. 3D’s Nina Bertok took a look back at their career with rapper Dave Jolicouer, while casting an eye toward what the future holds.

Bukkcity - Young Buck

Author: Matt Unicomb
30 March 2009

Rising hip hop star Bukkcity is touring the country right now as part of the Reverb Tour, showcasing his mini album Same Place. 3D’s Matt Unicomb talked to him about the release, his politics and American roots.

Easy Star All-Stars - Dub And Cover

Author: Cyclone
30 March 2009

It’s not everyday a group has the balls to cover the Beatles, yet that’s what New York reggae collective Easy Star All-Stars have done, and in dub form no less with Easy Stars' Lonely Hearts Dub Band. 3D’s Cyclone found out what it’s like reinterpreting a classic from co-founding member of the brassy Statesiders Michael Goldwasser.

Sneaky Sound System - Sneaky Tour Diary

Author: MC Double D
6 April 2009

On tour in the UK, MC Double D (AKA Daimon Downey) of Sneaky Sound System kept a diary whilst on the road – and we stole it. Here’s his account of their first week.

Satoshi Tomiie - Japanese Master

Author: Cyclone
6 April 2009

From piano to jazz to hip hop to house, Satoshi Tomiie’s musical history is one of natural progression. 3D’s Cyclone speaks to Japan’s premiere house DJ, in Sydney this week.

Neville Staple - The Special One

Author: Scott Henderson
6 April 2009

The ‘legend’ label might be overused, but in the case of Neville Staple it’s warranted. 3D’s Scott Henderson caught the Specials’ frontman experiencing some technical difficulties…

Alabama 3 - Sweet Home Alabama

Author: Scott Henderson
6 April 2009

Blues, country, and acid house collide as Alabama 3 visit Sydney in a show that should not be missed. 3D’s Scott Henderson talks pop, partying and politics with Orlando Harrison.

G Wizard - The Wiz

Author: Nina Bertok
6 April 2009

Responsible for co-mixing the rnb superclub Greatest Hits compilation, DJ G Wizard has all the tricks at his disposal to justify his moniker. 3D’s Nina Bertok heard more about the release, and the man responsible’s take on the current state of the genre.

G Force - Fasten Your Seatbelts

Author: Rezo
6 April 2009

3D’s Rezo takes some time with local success and obese signing G Force, whose debut LP Clouded is seeing him stand out from the crowd.

Kora - They Are Family

Author: Nina Bertok
6 April 2009

As close-knit bands go, they don’t get much tighter than Kora; families are like that. 3D’s Nina Bertok spoke to vocalist Laughton Kora about sticking together, and persistence in the face of skepticism.

DJ Revolution - Talking 'Bout A Revolution

Author: Elliot Shields
6 April 2009

DJ Revolution doesn’t mince words when it comes to the state of most up and coming hip hop DJs, and at O-ii-shi’s 12th birthday plans to show exactly why the majority of his competition pale in comparison. 3D’s Elliot Shields caught up with the King Of The Decks.

Tikki Tane - Confessions Of A Liberated Mind

Author: Nina Bertok
6 April 2009

3D’s Nina Bertok talks Past, Present And Future with ex-Salmonella Dub frontman Tiki Taan, the New Zealander who’s bearing his soul on his new album, as well as cleansing it.

Aly & Fila - Entranced

Author: Cyclone
6 April 2009

Proving that trance really is a universal language, Egypt’s Aly and Fila are headed to fry braincells at Trance Energy at the Hordern Pavilion. 3D’s Cyclone got the full story on where they’re from, and where they’re going.

Proteus - Dance With The Demon

Author: Rezo
6 April 2009

3D’s Rezo speaks to hard dance icon Harri Andersson, AKA DJ Proteus, about the latest Masif Hard Dance Icons CD.

Nick Warren - Westbound Bound

Author: Scott Henderson
6 April 2009

Nick Warren talks to 3D’s Scott Henderson about mixes, new talent to watch and the Way Out West album.

Minx - Minx Machine

Author: Nina Bertok
6 April 2009

Once Adelaide’s first lady of the dancefloor, the only way has been up recently for DJ Minx (AKA Rachel Phillips) – the fresh new face in Sydney’s club scene and the first-ever female DJ to feature on onelove’s Sound machine compilation series.

Megan Washington - Queen Of The Radio Rodeo

Author: Polly Esther
6 April 2009

Megan Washington’s career horse has bolted, but 3D’s Polly Esther chaps caught up with the impressive gal in the saddle, discovering a singer bucking against being fenced in.

MC Losty - The Host With The Most

Author: Nina Bertok
6 April 2009

If you’re heading to Trance Energy this weekend you’ll spot a familiar face regularly on stage – MC Losty, master of ceremonies for the day. 3D’s Nina Bertok spoke to the verbose local.

Audiojack - A Few Favourite Things

Author: 3D
6 April 2009

Tech-house purveyors Audiojack run 3D through their all-time top ten albums, favourite live set and current favourite mix.

Bodyrox - Rock Your Bodyrox

Author: 3D
6 April 2009

English producers Bodyrox came of age in 2006 with their smash hit single, Yeah Yeah, and are expecting to do it all over again when they drop their debut album later in the year. 3D spoke to the duo.

Cherokee - Cherokee Rises Again

Author: 3D
6 April 2009

3D chats with Melbourne soulful house DJ Cherokee, spending the upcoming long weekend in Sydney at the SHE Easter special.

Elite Force - The Force Is With You

Author: 3D
6 April 2009

3D chats to Elite Force, who’s recently been busy in the studio with Meat Katie cooking up “industrial porn”, and is about to bring in Easter at Chinese Laundry.

Marc Romboy - Romboy, Rom

Author: Rezo
6 April 2009

3D’s Rezo chats with German producer Marc Romboy – currently in studio for Adam Freeland – returning to Sydney next month.

Inpetto - Inpetto Sounds

Author: Kelly Davis
6 April 2009

They’ve just hit the top 10 in the Australian club charts with their remix of those usual suspects’ Shadows and now you can catch them here. 3D’s Kelly Davis chats to German production duo, Inpetto.

Candy's Apartment - Candy's: The In-Club

Author: Jonno Seidler
8 April 2009

There’s only one way to profile Candy’s Apartment: throw yourself in the deep end, which is exactly what 3D’s Jonno Seidler did when he hitting the club in the small hours of a Sunday morning to see what make’s the locale one of Sydney’s finest and longest-surviving.

Fever Ray - Ray Of Light

Author: Cyclone
14 April 2009

The vocalist Karin Dreijer Andersson from cult Swedish electro band The Knife has hinted at retiring, but she’s not preparing to disappear just yet. Instead the ingenue is venturing out solo as Fever Ray. 3D’s Cyclone speaks to the ethereal vocalist about her self-titled debut album.

Vetiver - Knitted Tales

Author: Cyclone
14 April 2009

3D's Cyclone chats to Andy Cabic of indie folk quintet Vetiver, who've just released their fourth album through Sub Pop.

The Twelves - The Dirty Dozen

Author: 3D
14 April 2009

The Twelves have been popping up on blogs everywhere over the past few months, remixing everyone from Radiohead to Black Kids and new indie band du jour, The Virgins. About to hit Sydney for their debut tour 3D hit up the Brazilians.

Spherix - In Spherix

Author: 3D
14 April 2009

3D chats with Melbourne dubstep/atmospheric techno producer Spherix, an osteopath by day and floorfiller by night.

Sneaky Sound System - Sneaky Tour Diary: Part Two

Author: MC Double D
14 April 2009

On tour in the UK, MC Double D (AKA Daimon Downey) of Sneaky Sound System kept a diary whilst on the road – and we stole it. Here’s the wrap up of week two.

Martin Eyerer - On A Pianoroll

Author: 3D
14 April 2009

3D chats with legendary tech/minimal tech producer Martin Eyerer, coming to Sydney with Lutzenkirchen and Tomcraft for the 5 Years of Great Stuff tour.

Leader Cheetah - Leaders Of The Pack

Author: Dylan Young
14 April 2009

Borne out of the ashes of indie noise act Pharaohs, Leader Cheetah are a very different band. For starters, they just supported elbow. 3D’s Dylan Young writes.

Jeffrey Lewis - Who Watches Jeffrey Lewis-

Author: Nina Bertok
14 April 2009

Musician, comedian and Watchmen devotee Jeffrey Lewis seems to have the world in the palm of his hand at the moment. 3D’s Nina Bertok speaks to the New Yorker about his new album.

Dr Willis - Dr Willis: Hot, Hot, Hot

Author: 3D
15 April 2009

Having toured with the likes of Benny Benassi and Public Domain, Dr Willis knows how to rock the party. 3D chats with the Melbourne-based trance don ahead of Utopia Homegrown2.

3D World Stage Rocks The Surry Hills Fest

Author: 3D
15 April 2009

By now you all know that we’re hosting our own stage again at this year’s Surry Hills Festival. We’re clear on that, right- So who is the talent we’ve got lined up to entertain yo’ asses on the day- Well read on, fair people, read on…

EPMD & Oh No - It's Business Time

Author: Nina Bertok
15 April 2009

Headed to Australia for the first time, legendary hip hop duo EPMD are ready for action. 3D’s Nina Bertok spoke to the New Yorkers about staying busy, while hearing some heavy praise from support act Oh No.

Adam K - The Sound Of Progress

Author: Nina Bertok
16 April 2009

Get ready to be educated in the hottest underground sounds when Canada’s most trusted name in house music, Adam K, heads down under for the second round of Ministry of Sound’s ‘Progression’ dates. Chances are you’re going to want to listen.

The Virgins - Losing Their Virginity

Author: John Morrison
16 April 2009

Their name might conjure up images of innocence, but as 3D’s John Morrison discovers, New York City four-piece The Virgins are another in a long line of swaggering, sexy, rock n roll bands to emerge from the dark edges of one of the world’s finest cities.

Lutzenkirchen - Love The Lutze

Author: Nelson Gunasti
22 April 2009

3D World’s Nelson Gunasti tracked down German house-heavyweight Tobias Lutzenkirchen ahead of his leg on the 5 Years of Great Stuff tour, to talk about all things Lutze.

Kottonmouth Kings - The Hemp Files

Author: Nina Bertok
24 April 2009

3D’s Nina Bertok takes a hit from Brad X’s bong, whilst talking about Kottonmouth Kings’ return to Australia, their next album and X’s side project in film.

Mindgutter - Out Of The Gutter And Onto The Dancefloor

Author: Scott Henderson
24 April 2009

With a reputation that is spreading faster than a Wolverine torrent, Mindgutter are at the forefront of the exciting new generation of local club DJs. 3D’s Scott Henderson meets the faces behind the best electro parties in Sydney.

Peaches - Peaches Gets Creamed

Author: Semone Maksimovic
24 April 2009

3D’s Semone Maksimovic chats with the animated and surprisingly softly spoken ‘first lady of electroclash’ – the artist known as Peaches – whose fifth album, I Feel Cream, hits Australian stores on 2 May.

Tiga - Tiga! Tiga! Tiga!

Author: Tristan Burke
24 April 2009

Old school techno DJ, earnest ’80s dance throwback or calculated electro-pop construct – just who exactly is the man they call Tiga- 3D’s Tristan Burke goes straight to the artist who gleefully refuses to be pigeonholed.

The Grates - Toothless Tales

Author: Nina Bertok
29 April 2009

3D’s Nina Bertok manages to track down Brisbane indie pop trio The Grates, one of the most traveled bands in Australia, currently on their ‘Biggest and Longest Adventure’ tour.

Cut Chemist - Soul Chemistry

Author: Nina Bertok
29 April 2009

Joining De La Soul on their Australian tour is Cut Chemist, one-time Jurassic 5 member, tour buddy of DJ Shadow, and the person at the other end of the phone line for 3D’s Nina Bertok.

Lady Sovereign - Make Way For The S-O-V

Author: John Morrison
29 April 2009

3D’s John Morrison talks Def Jam and sampling The Cure with British hip hop/grime pop queen, Lady Sovereign.

Little Birdy - Fly Free

Author: Cyclone
1 May 2009

The Little Birdy of 2003’s Relapse is a long way from the Little Birdy of 2009. The Perth band have spent time as the most requested band on triple j, recorded an album in the states and are now channelling the ’60s. 3D’s Cyclone speaks to drummer Matt Chequer during their current national tour.

Phrase - The Clockwork Soldier

Author: Nina Bertok
1 May 2009

It’s been a long time coming but Phrase’s sophomore record, Clockwork, is now out on the streets. 3D’s Nina Bertok talks to the Melbourne mc about working with Wendy Matthews, his love of Aussie rock and album delays.

Loco Dice - Let The Dice Roll

Author: Nina Bertok
4 May 2009

He’s been on many wishlists to tour Australia for years and finally the prayers have been answered. This week, for the first time ever in Australia, German electronic DJ Loco Dice will be playing. Interview by 3D’s Nina Bertok.

James Zabiela - Point Break

Author: Scott Henderson
4 May 2009

Preparing for We Love Sounds, James Zabiela talks to 3D’s Scott Henderson about why he’ll never give up on breaks.

Hernan Cattaneo - The Likes Of Hernan

Author: 3D
4 May 2009

With his third Renaissance Masters compilation about to hit, producer/DJ Hernan Cattaneo heads to Australia for The Likes Of You.

Guy J - Esperanza This

Author: 3D
4 May 2009

3D chats with Israeli DJ Guy J playing Chinese Laundry’s 12th birthday this week.

Archie - A Wild, Wild World

Author: 3D
4 May 2009

Sublime resident DJ Archie chats to 3D about his latest mix-cd, the Wild Weekends ’09 compilation.

Emerson Todd - The Hands Of Todd

Author: Cyclone
13 May 2009

A familiar name in the Sydney underground clubbing scene, New Zealand-born, soon-to-be Europe-based, DJ and producer Emerson Todd has joined the ranks of this city’s finest figures of electronic music. 3D’s Cyclone chats to Todd ahead of his final sets in Australia.

Royal Treatment Plant - Worlds Apart

Author: Steve Tauschke
11 May 2009

From preacher’s daughter to rock chanteuse, it’s been an interesting journey for Royal Treatment Plant’s Paula Steel. The globetrotter speaks with 3D’s Steve Tauschke.

Passion Pit - Passion Pop

Author: Nina Bertok
11 May 2009

It’s a small world. Last year, Passion Pit, a rad band out of NYC, released a 7 Inch through boutique label Neon Gold, a new label started by the guy behind the fantastic (now defunct) blog, Good Weather For Airstrikes. Now with a debut album, 3D’s Nina Bertok speaks with the electro popsters.

Delta - May The Force Be With You

Author: Matt Unicomb
11 May 2009

Adelaide MC/producer Delta has become one of Australian hip hop’s most revered performers. He’s back with his long-awaited second album, The Second Story.

Bobmo - In Bobmo's Box

Author: 3D
11 May 2009

Parisian electrohead Bobmo is making his way down under for We Love Sounds. 3D asks for his top ten defining tracks.

Jacques Renault - Making You Sweat

Author: Cyclone
11 May 2009

New York based DJ Jacques Renault of the DFA collective is heading down under for Discoasis.

Jesse Rose - A Rose By Any Other Name-

Author: Cyclone
11 May 2009

One of our most anticipated tours of 2009, Jesse Rose is heading to Australia for a string of dates with his new artist album. 3D’s Cyclone spoke to the German-based producer.

Kissy Sell Out - Kissy Fit

Author: Scott Henderson
11 May 2009

Self-deprecation might be one of Kissy Sell Out’s charms, but as 3D’s Scott Henderson discovers there’s something to be said for not fitting in.

Trus'Me - In Me We Trust

Author: 3D
11 May 2009

3D chats to Mancunian disco/soul don, Trus’Me, playing Lost Baggage this weekend.

Guns N Bombs - Guns N Bombshell

Author: Scott Henderson
11 May 2009

When 3D’s Scott Henderson called up Johnny Love of Guns N Bombs the last thing he expected to hear was that they were no more. Well, not exactly anyway…

Don Rimini - Is Don, Is Good

Author: 3D
11 May 2009

If you love your music loud, hard and tongue in cheek, then you’ll love Parisian producer/DJ Don Rimini.

Catchdubs And DJ Ayers - Start Spreading The News

Author: Nina Bertok
18 May 2009

New York, New York, it’s a helluva town. We know it, you know it and Nick ‘Catchdubs’ Barat knows it. 3D’s Nina Bertok speaks to Catchdubs and DJ Ayers about their love of NYC and its importance in the musical world, ahead of their set at Chinese Laundry.

The Presets - Post-Apocalypso Future

Author: Steve Tauschke
18 May 2009

Playing their last Australian tour before working on their next record, The Presets reflect on superstardom, staying grounded in spite of it all, and preparing to return to the studio.

Fischerspooner - That's Entertainment

Author: Dave Ruby Howe
18 May 2009

3D’s Dave Ruby Howe talks to Fischerspooner’s Casey Spooner to get the skinny on where they’ve been for the past four years and why hate playing Emerge.

Grafton Primary - Primary Mission

Author: Matt Unicomb
18 May 2009

Sydney-based trio Grafton Primary are packing their bags for a UK trek next month. But before their departure, producer Ben Garden tells 3D’s Matt Unicomb what’s in store.

Paolo Mojo - More Mojo

Author: 3D
18 May 2009

3D chats to Paolo Mojo, celebrating Chinese Laundry’s 12th birthday with two sets.

Laidback Luke - Nice Way To Get Laid

Author: Cyclone
18 May 2009

Laidback Luke is back in town next month, bringing his brand of house music to We Love Sounds. 3D’s Cyclone speaks to the Dutchman.

Nik Fish - The Black Album

Author: 3D
18 May 2009

Nik Fish, a man who needs no introduction to readers of 3D, talks to the mag about his new CD, Black.

St Vincent - Singer-Slash-Actor

Author: Jonno Seidler
18 May 2009

3D’s Jonno Seidler speaks to indie singer/songwriter and Pitchfork crush, St Vincent.  

This/Is - Playlist Peepshow

Author: 3D
18 May 2009

Sydney kiddles This/Is take 3D through their favourite party jams.

16 Bit Lolitas - Little Bit Of House

Author: Nina Bertok
18 May 2009

3D’s Nina Bertok speaks to Dutch house duo 16 Bit Lolitas, fresh from spinning for Brazil and playing We Love Sounds.

Don Dollar - Moneyman

Author: Nina Bertok
25 May 2009

Sydney’s own Don Dolla may be about to release his debut record, but both industry savvy and in demand, he’s clearly no novice to the game. 3D’s Nina Bertok picked up the phone for a chat with the artist who’s fame is on the ascendancy.

Jon Hopkins - From The Inside Out

Author: Nina Bertok
25 May 2009

While you might not instantly recognise the name Jon Hopkins, chances are you’re familiar with at least one of his tracks; Light Through The Veins being used to open and close Coldplay’s 2008 album, Viva La Vida, produced by Brian Eno. With Hopkins and Eno coming together again in June for Sydney’s Luminous festival, 3D’s Nina Bertok spoke with Hopkins.

Anja Schneider - Rule, Anja

Author: Cyclone
25 May 2009

In Australia for the very first time for We Love Sounds, Berlin techno goddess Anja Schneider plans to make her visit an event to remember. 3D's Cyclone found out more about her roots, influences and audio risk-taking.

Battles - Aural Assault

Author: Nina Bertok
25 May 2009

Stopping in for a two-date series at the Opera House before returning to the studio to finish their sophomore record, there’s no rest for New Yorkers Battles. Not that drummer and regular visitor to our shores John Stanier minds.

Armin van Buuren - The Armin Effect

Author: Elliot Shields
25 May 2009

Trance heavyweight and world numero uno DJ Armin van Buuren talks to 3D’s Elliot Shields about returning for We Love, and why volume is often the biggest inspiration. 

Dimitri From Paris - Smooth Operator

Author: Rezo
25 May 2009

As disco legend Dimitri From Paris prepares to return to Sydney, 3D’s Rezo discovers more about the man who after years in the game still ranks as one of the coolest cats in the business.

DJ Sega - Whiz Kid

Author: Elliot Shields
25 May 2009

3D’S ELLIOT SHIELDS PLAYS THE INTERVIEW GAME WITH PHILADELPHIAN AND MAD DECENT CHAP DJ SEGA, PROVIDING THE BEATS AT OXFORD ART FACTORY.

Necro - Death Dealer

Author: Cyclone
25 May 2009

Incendiary Brooklyn rapper Necro is headed to manning bar, and as 3D’s Cyclone quickly gleans, his performance won’t be for the faint of heart.

Nick Sentience - Psych-Out

Author: 3D
25 May 2009

Dropping by Home to play Psyblime, Nick Sentience has already been pushing the hard dance envelope for a decade and as he tells 3D, he’s not nearly done yet.

The Thermals - Burning Down The House

Author: Steve Tauschke
25 May 2009

Portland outfit The Thermals are simmering away in an indie hotbed with their new album now We Can See; 3D’s Steve Tauschke talks to bassist Kathy Foster.

Wildstylez - Live Transmission

Author: Rezo
25 May 2009

Dutch producer Wildstylez chats to 3D’s Rezo ahead of his set at the final Transmission this weekend.

Thundamentals - Thundastruck

Author: Matt Unicomb
25 May 2009

In the midst of preparing for the recording of their debut LP, local crew Thundamentals have just embarked on a national tour supporting Astronomy Class. 3D’s Matt Unicomb gets the rundown from MC Jeswon.

Tommy Trash - Playlist Peepshow

Author: 3D
25 May 2009

Tommy Trash gives us a look at his favourite tracks of the moment.

Riva Starr - Starr Treatment

Author: Cyclone
25 May 2009

Playing onelove at Tank, Riva Starr talks to 3D’s Cyclone about producing, shifting genre allegiances and missing the taste of a damn fine cup of Italian coffee.

Street Press Australia Premieres in 3D

Author: Street Press Australia
3 June 2009

Street Press Australia is proud to announce the acquisition of Sydney’s iconic dance title, 3D World.