An extensive talk with Luke Slater on the occasion of his gig at Neopop Festival this summer in Viana do Castello. From his early days in the rave scene to today, his distinct and genre-defying approach has cemented him as a leading figure for all generations behind and ahead him. In this extended interview we explore his multifaceted career, his creative process, and the future of his groundbreaking work.

Eureka has just released their debut album, a collection of 10 diverse techno tracks that explore various aspects of the genre. Despite being new to the Milan scene, Eureka has quickly made an impact, with early support from prominent DJs in the techno world.

Under the Virgo moon, Tempio Festival, organised by the team behind Tempio Del Futuro Perduto in Milan—one of the few cultural realities still instilling hope into our present—reminded us of the transformative power that culture, paired with goodwill and collective commitment, can have on society.

Jamie Macleod Bryden sits down to catch up with Jason Williamson of Sleaford Mods. In the current landscape they are one of Britain’s most truthful forces and their visceral live show needs to be experienced. It’s been ten years since the release of their seminal album “Divide and Exit” after their breakthrough album “Austerity Dogs” just before. It was an exciting time with Iggy Pop going viral playing them to his Cockatoo just one part of the madness. We catch up to talk about the album’s legacy and what lies next.