The origins of house and techno music are distinctly tied to the LGBTQI community. To celebrate Pride Month and the influence LGBTQI artists have had on the electronic music scene, here are 10 artists that should be on your radar. These artists have helped establish a foundation for modern electronic dance music or are setting the current tone for the future of electronic music.
On February 29th, 2020, just over a week before Coronavirus lockdowns, we celebrated 3 Years of Synthetik Minds events by joining them for a special SOLD OUT WORK night featuring Paula Temple, DarcSounds and JIA.
This is DarcSounds’ 3-hour opening set in direct support for Paula Temple. We hope this takes you back to a techno dance floor, whether you were there with us in that warehouse or not.
Anyone who follows 6AM Group both here on our site and on social media knows just how much we love the Intercell parties that take over the H7 Warehouse during Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE).
With a focus on the harder, ravier and more discernibly underground styles of techno, the Intercell brand has built a reputation for itself as one of the leading techno event series at ADE, and that is saying a lot given the stellar company they find themselves in every year.
Paula Temple has stepped onto an elevated plane in true industrial fashion with a dark techno remix of The Prodigy’s original drum and bass track Roadblox. The remix was released this morning on Ghent’s R&S Records, an independent label that consistently releases new wave dance music and techno that possess massive underground appeal in addition to its progressive, virtually avant-garde aesthetic. Read more
