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Not since Vestax: Teenage Engineering’s APC-2 takes on the vinyl cutting bottleneck

Not since the Vestax VRX-2000 has an off the shelf record cutting lathe felt like a genuine shift in who gets to make a...

‘Heartstopper’ Soundtrack Vinyl Box Getting Second Pressing: Exclusive

The limited-edition vinyl box set soundtrack for the popular Netflix coming-of-age series Heartstopper is getting a second run. After the first edition of the...

Amnesia Announces 50-Track Vinyl/CD Compilation to Celebrate 50th Anniversary

Celebrating 50 years of dancing, Amnesia represents the heart and soul of electronic music in Ibiza. Telling a story that spans five decades, the...

Throwback Thursday – The Cheap DJ Mixers That Built a Generation of Bedroom DJs

Everyone starts somewhere mediocre, and most of us started at the wrong end of an electronics shop. Mine was Tandy (Australia), which is what...

Are we burning out, or just longing for simpler times?

That is the question worth asking as a generation raised on taping the mixes off Radio 1, whilst we quietly rebuild our record shelves....

Throwback Thursday: Vestax’s VRX-2000 and the Dubplate You Could Make at Home

Throwback Thursday this week takes us somewhere slightly odd. Not a record, not a club, but a machine. Every so often a piece of...

Taylor Swift, BTS & More: How Target Became a Key Player In New Albums

Nearly two years ago, Target was reimagining how to best serve superfans across all sectors, from books and toys to sports and music. “One...

Before Dubplates There Were Bones: The Soviet X-Ray Vinyl Story

How Cold War Leningrad pressed its forbidden records into other people’s skeletons, and why every bedroom producer who has ever cut a dubplate owes...

Godskitchen, Reloaded: Fergie Returns to the Room That Made Him

The last time Decoded sat down properly with Fergie aka Robert Ferguson, Daz Pearson was holding the dictaphone, the venue conversation revolved around Legends...

Fergus Alexander: 25 years of Raving through the shadows of Brisbane

It’s close to 2pm when Fergus Alexander pulls up outside my hotel in Brisbane’s inner north, engine idling, a faint pulse of Selador sessions leaking through...

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