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The Pulse We Shared / Stone Festival

Music | Highlights
In the heart of Essen, amidst the remnants of an industrial past and the vibrant energy of the present, Stone Techno Festival organised by The Third Room collective took place. This event is more than just music; it’s a collective ritual blending history, technology, and underground culture. Three intense days in a place steeped in memory, where every beat tells a story and every sound becomes part of a unique experience

Ritual Sound and Sonic Communion / LOST Music Festival

Music | Spotlight
Between the 4th and 6th July 2025, LOST Music Festival returned to the Labirinto della Masone, the world’s largest bamboo labyrinth, for three days of experimental electronic music, communal dreaming, and immersive rituals.

Intersection of Chaos / Inside the World of Lady Tazz

Music | Interview
Born in Montreal, raised in Dhaka, and shaped by Toronto’s underground, Lady Tazz has lived more lives than most artists ever dare to. Her presence is deliberate, and her sets are defined by speed, sensuality, and control. She founded Mind Medizin as a platform for artists who challenge the conventions of the electronic music industry, a space for sound that is stripped-back, forceful, and unconcerned with mainstream appeal. Lady Tazz approaches music with intent, and everything she builds is made to last.

Sorry for Being So Sexy / CatMint

Music | Interview
“My image is not a marketing trick or provocation,” says DJ and multidisciplinary artist CatMint when asked about the challenges she faces due to her body being the central part of her artistic practice.

Architectural Frequencies for Concrete Music / Neuf Voix

Music | Interview
Polished, yet bearing the dust of time, it occupies space with an imposing sculptural stillness. Composed of many elements, each object carries the power to produce a sound with a soul of its own—one that cuts through everything it touches, be it walls, air, or flesh.

Ahead of WHOLE / A chat with Miss Bashful

Music | Interview
The Whole Festival is about to get Bashful’d — raw, loud, and fully alive. Miss Bashful is set to hit the stage like a summer storm, turning sweat, sound, and lingerie into her own kind of gospel. We caught up with her ahead of the chaos.

Fragments of the Self / Francois X

Music | Interview
In a time where identity is often packaged, flattened, and made palatable for algorithmic feeds, François X resists easy definition. Born between Corsica and Benin, shaped by sounds that stretch from the vinyl stacks of Fania Records to the raw pulse of Parisian club nights, his music is neither fusion nor collage. It’s something more elemental, a process of remembering, returning, resisting.

Terraforma Exo / 2025

Music | Spotlight
An environmental art festival returns in 2025, weaving sound ecology, urban landscapes, and the delicate interplay between humans and nature into a living sonic ecosystem.

Sonic Rite of Passage / Lauren Mia

Music | Spotlight
There are no words in Coda Sublimé, because none are needed. The new single from Los Angeles-based producer and composer Lauren Mia arrives August 8 on Armada Electronic Elements and speaks entirely through its synthesis. It carries no voice, yet tells a complete story.

Witness to the Vanishing / Metamorphika Studio

Art&Culture | Spotlight
Witness to the Vanishing is a multidisciplinary group show curated by Maria Abramenko at Metamorphika Studio, unfolding from the 19th to the 30th of July 2025.

Silhouettes of Sound / Kate Miao

Music | Interview
Raised on metal riffs and post-punk distortion, sharpened by the architecture of code, and softened by surrealist brushstrokes, Kate Miao—the Copenhagen-based DJ, label head, and creative technologist—moves through sound like static on silk: sharp, sensual, and unpredictable. Under the banners of Miao Music and Unlinked Recordings, she sculpts multidimensional spaces where techno, trance, and ambient dreamwork glitch, collide, and are reborn. Between control and collapse, between the logic of systems and the chaos of art, her sets become emotional architectures—her parties, living organisms.

And I shall veil you, Youth, with all the Melancholia that devours me / Jason Renaud

Art&Culture | Interview
Initially drawn to moving images before shifting to still ones, Jason Renaud crafts photographs imbued with a cinematic sensibility, an echo of his enduring passion for film.