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The Journey of NOIZEK — Heritage and Rhythm

The Journey of NOIZEK — Heritage and Rhythm

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Daft Punk’s Robot Mythology Finds a New Universe in a 272-Page Sci-Fi Comic Anthology

Adrian Cole October 12, 2026 No Comments

Daft Punk’s science-fiction legacy enters a new chapter with an authorised 272-page Métal Hurlant anthology, bringing together more than 30 creators to reinterpret the iconic duo’s mythology through comics, illustrations and essays.

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Tiësto’s Kaleidoscope Turns 17: The Album That Changed His Sound and Redefined His Career

Adrian Cole October 9, 2026 No Comments

Tiësto’s Kaleidoscope turns 17, marking the anniversary of the 2009 album that took the Dutch DJ beyond his trance roots. Featuring collaborations with Nelly Furtado, Calvin Harris, Tegan and Sara, Kele Okereke, and Jónsi, the record helped shape a new chapter in his career and reflected electronic music’s growing crossover appeal.

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Jean-Michel Jarre Announces 50th Anniversary Edition Of Oxygene With Dolby Atmos

Adrian Cole October 8, 2026 No Comments

Jean-Michel Jarre celebrates 50 years of Oxygene with a new 2026 remaster and the album’s first Dolby Atmos edition. Arriving November 20 via BMG, the expanded release revisits the electronic classic through immersive audio, archival material and a range of collector-focused physical formats.

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Anyma And MRAK Face New Chapter as Afterlife Leadership Split Deepens

Adrian Cole October 7, 2026 No Comments

The Anyma and MRAK Afterlife split has entered a new and more serious phase. MRAK has been removed as managing director of Karmat Music amid a legal dispute, while Anyma has launched ÆDEN Records, raising fresh questions about the future of Afterlife and the legacy of Tale Of Us.

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Peggy Gou: How the Korean DJ Turned Resistance Into Global Dance-Floor Power

Adrian Cole October 6, 2026 No Comments

Peggy Gou has transformed her journey from a rebellious Korean teenager in London into a global career spanning house music, fashion and cultural influence. From overcoming sexism in Berlin to taking “(It Goes Like) Nanana” into the UK Top 5, her story is one of independence, experimentation and refusing to let other people define her sound.