We caught up with French producer Terence Fixmer, known for seamlessly blending raw energy with intricate soundscapes, crafting his unique brand of dynamic, club-ready techno while also acknowledging the EBM influences that profoundly shaped him since his teenage years. This occasion marks the release of his brand new album, "The Paradox in Me," set to release on June 21st, promising to encapsulate the full spectrum of his sonic identity. With photographs by Marco Giuliano of Terence Fixmer's memorable opening act for EBM legends Front 242 & Nitzer Ebb in Munich.

Objekt opens up about his perception of the clubbing scene, his creative process, and his background at Native Instruments. A fine mind in the music scene, Objekt acts as a spatiotemporal tunnel connecting audiences through his highly polished DJ sets, resembling what he calls a ‘Kaleidoscopic wormhole’. 

In conversation with Anfisa Letyago, from clubber to DJ and music producer, originally from Naples. She allows us to delve into the depths of her artistic evolution, her perspective on music production, and catch the real feeling of her 'dreamy' harmonies. With her new track out now, we will once again perceive the pulsating elements of her energy.

Deeply delving into the essence of NO, a gallery located in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, Casey Gleghorn reveals the origins and the soul behind each choice. He invites us to explore upcoming projects and current endeavours. In a multitude of these realities, NO Gallery stands out as a space that hosts artists capable of reviewing and exploring cultural and social paradigms.