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Flavorpill ask the BPitch head to speak about some of the Berlin musicians that inspire her today and help define the current scene.

The Native Instruments collaborator (and of course, Warp artist) gets on camera to offer his thoughts on music making and live performance, among other things.

Dance Fever 5000 offer a sort of open letter comprised of tips, addressed to promoters the world-over. "1. Don't talk about how awesome you are."

After leaving their 2009 home, Privelege, Monza find themselves in a tight spot for summer 2010, with the news that Cova Santa, their proposed venue for the season, has pulled the plug on their upcoming events.

Anders Trentemoller blends Beck, Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen and Nina Simone for XLR8R, ahead of his forthcoming sophomore album, Into the Great Wide Yonder.

"Don't be alarmed... people will probably die." See what could be the best teaser video for a party ever committed to film: A Shit Show hunting special for their Movement afterparty at Detroit's TV Bar on Sunday May 30th.

The site's Kiran Sande profiles Altered Natives and the Horizontal Ground label, along with a sampler mix of the former's upcoming album, Tenement Yard.

Sven Vath talks to EQTV about reinvention, boring trance DJs and his Ibiza plans ahead of the upcoming Cocoon In The Park event in Leeds.

The Dutch DJ/producer chats to Sydney's Spank Records blog about his production tools, love of Amsterdam's club culture and Rush Hour records ahead of his Australian tour.

Heads Down's Christopher Tubbs talks to Steve Kotey, member of disco crew Chicken Lips and owner of Bear Funk Records, about his start in music and the group's upcoming fourth full-length .

Purple Wow beatmaker Guido talks about his Bristol roots, his new LP Anidea and how success has affected him.

Levon Vincent, Sascha Dive and Langenberg all feature among the Sonar Kollektiv duo's house-centric selections.

"If I was born 1000 years ago I would have been an explorer." Richie Hawtin talks to The Creators Project about his relationship with technology and thirst for new experiences.

The Defected blog delves into the past sounds of New Jersey by speaking to '80s figurehead Hippie Torrales, before bringing things bang up to date with Objektivity man Dennis Ferrer.

The leftfield producer is identified as a name to look out for by Juno Plus, who speak to him about his upcoming album and why he deliberately eschews making club music.

The New York Times sets its sights on the North American festival circuit, giving their impressions on events such as Mutek and Movement.

Tim Sweeney's Beats in Space show hosts the sometime production duo who spit out a rapturous mesh of house sounds new and old. Disco Nihilist, Ron Hardy and Autechre all star.

Sounds To Sample chat to the Rekids head honcho about his love of sampling, his respect for mastering engineers and his frustrations with serial free-loaders.