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Foot Ox looks back at a landscape both loved and broken on ‘Church (in a box)’ Foot Ox image via Sean Bonnette September 16, 2026 Portland’s Foot Ox shares ‘Church (in a box),’ the second single off their forthcoming album, Topanga Canyon, out October 23 via Lauren Records. Built around an almost motionless drumbeat, wandering […]

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Black Hole Recordings continues to showcase different sides of the trance scene and celebrate its rich history with its latest compilation, Hypnotised presents Progressive Trance.

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Dead Poet Society’s Jack Underkofler opens up and shares some honest truth about the creation of the band’s upcoming album, ‘Monarch,’ out on Oct. 2.

Music as a Force for Change Charlotte de Witte continues to position herself at the intersection of uncompromising techno and purposeful activism. The Belgian-born producer is channeling her platform and creative prowess into something bigger than club bangers—she’s leveraging her music as a vehicle for real-world impact. On September 24th, de Witte will unleash The […]

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Chris Perfetti, Richard Gadd, Brooks Nader, Shabana Azeez, Gerran Howell, Haley Kalil and more play pass the mic on the 2026 Emmys red carpet. Shabana AzeezFirst of all you are a snack. Krys MarshallOoh! Chris PerfettiOh man. Richard GaddOh that’s a really good question. The role that somebody else has played this year that you […]

The grand reopening weekend (Nov. 13 and 14) will feature performances from the Trey Anastasio Band and The War on Drugs.

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Minneapolis lifer Jim Blaha goes it alone on Hang From A Cloud, a raw, bedroom-recorded set of wistful garage-psych and punk songs that crackle with romantic desperation. From the breathy “Some New Day” to the furious, sotto voce anthems of “D.O.A.,” Blaha distills decades in the underground into something intimate, ferocious, and beautifully unvarnished.

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The trance DJ on clickbait journalism, commercial success and making a name in the viral age. Marlon Hoffstadt started DJing at 17. By 18, he got his first taste of moderate success, and at 20, it had all disappeared. What followed was several years in the trenches: demos ignored, labels uninterested and a career that seemed to be ending before it even took off. Hoffstadt went back to study journalism and PR, became a dad and continued to make music no one wanted to release. Then, somewhere at the intersection of the post-pandemic landscape and the rise of the TikTok influencer, he re-emerged as DJ Daddy Trance, a hands-in-the-air commercial DJ headlining festivals around the world. This uncanny shift has made him the subject of sharp criticism from some figures in the underground scene where it all started for Hoffstadt. In this RA Exchange, the Berlin native directly addresses his detractors. He also talks about how he’s channeled Berlin’s underground sensibility into the world of expensive tickets and stadium-scale production; what changed between his throwing no-phone parties in 2019 and dominating a scene that profits from video reels; and his reaction to some of Resident Advisor’s recent posts and articles—and what he, as a former PR professional, would have done differently. His new album, Das ist Daddy, is out now on Capitol Records. Listen to the episode in full.