Rezz Cancels 2026 Tour Dates, Announces Indefinite Hiatus

Rezz has canceled her remaining 2026 performances and announced an indefinite hiatus from touring. Citing health concerns, the bass artist shared her decision in a statement posted to Instagram stories today. The cancellations include Rezz’s upcoming performances at Breakaway Ohio, Beyond Wonderland at the Gorge, Tomorrowland, Calgary’s Chasing Summer, Montreal’s ÎleSoniq, and her headline show […]

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Your Sidequest Guide To Lightning In A Bottle 2026

Lightning in a Bottle (LIB) feels like a marriage between Coachella and Burning Man.  Produced by the Do LaB, the festival blends the cultural pull and electronic music credibility of the grassroots outfit’s stage at Coachella with the anything-goes artistry that has long defined its presence at Burning Man. The result is an experience that […]

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J.Treegarden – I’m Against Them

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Reason 14 Is Out Now With A Faster Track-Centric Workflow

Reason Studios has officially launched Reason 14 worldwide, marking the next chapter for one of electronic music’s most recognizable production platforms. The Stockholm-based company is framing this release around speed, focus, and a redesigned workflow that puts the sequencer and track-level decisions closer to the center of the experience. That is the right direction for […]

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The Cultural Comeback of Automatic Watches: How They Survived the Quartz Crisis

Few moments in industrial history hit a single craft this hard. Between the early 1970s and mid-1980s, mechanical watchmaking came closer to disappearing than most people realize. That it survived, eventually finding a stronger footing than before, says something worth understanding about value and what people actually want from the things they wear. Today, we […]

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