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When is an artist album not exactly an artist album? When, for that matter, is a mixcomp by no means a straight-forward mixcomp!? Well, for one, when Subculture does them! For their upcoming long-player, the label has rolled the central elements from both mediums into one ...

It’s been 11 months since John O’Callaghan rolled out his first fan entrancing, press-applauded ‘Residents’ mix-comp. In that interim Subculture’s lodestar has again been 360-ing the world, bringing the sounds & sights of his electronic music marque to clubs, arenas ...

Any day we can bring you word of new undertaking from Joint Operations Centre has to be a good one, right?! It’s not something that happens so very often though. Amongst others aspects, John O’Callaghan’s alias enjoys the cachet of rarity – the better part of a year ...

Since his year-launching ‘Lost Without You’ alongside singer Kate Miles, Craig Connelly has punched out one clubfloor-whacker after another. Frankly, if ‘This Life’ or ‘A Reality’, ‘Trouble In Paradise’ or ‘New York Sunday’ haven’t found their way to your ears, we venture ...

Subculture welcomes another trance futurist to its impressive roster today, as Factor B debuts on the label. The Aussie producer hit the release gas last year, with an anthem convoy that by the year’s end included ‘Invidius’, ‘Liberator’, ‘Origins’ and ‘Something Like A ...

Once a classic, always a classic – ‘Out Of The Sky’ drops back out of the proverbial today, flanked by two exemplary remix revisions. Producers on point are Omnia and Andres Sanchez and artistically they’ve taken the lead track from Lange’s heroic ‘Better Late Than Never’ ...

Having effected a career breakout last year, the opening months of 2018 have seen Cold Blue shift up another couple of gears again. With debut festival performances for the young German incoming at Tomorrowland, EDC Vegas and Airbeat One, studio-side he’s cemented his ...

Chasing up extra-quick on the heels of his DJ Mag “8/10”-scoring “Next Stop Muddy Waters” (“acid most sulphuric!” said the Mag), John O’Callaghan is back. Not letting the production pressure drop but for a moment, next out of his studio gate comes ...

Of late they’ve given us Giuseppe Ottaviani‘s deliciously moody techno formation “Legacy”, the more celestially mood-some “Learning To Live” from Cold Blue and John O’Callaghan‘s moodily-charged “Next Stop Muddy ...

Hanging a hard stylistic right from his “Two Trees” release, its “Next Stop Muddy Waters” for Subculture boss, John O’Callaghan. Leaving the piano-rich, upliftingly themed vistas of “Trees” behind, the Irishman’s next singles juncture sees