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There is now a kind of “leftfield mainstream” in electronic music. It’s populated by people a decade or more younger than the original acid house generation, but who take their core inspiration from post-rave experimentation of the early-mid Nineties. Dusky, Bicep and to an extent people like DJ Seinfeld, Four Tet and Jon Hopkins all channel the rich melodies and textures of Future Sound of London, Orbital, early Aphex Twin, Underworld and co to arena-filling effect.  

Bandcamp / Buy In early 2017, not long after she had begun DJing in earnest, London’s FAUZIA uploaded her inaugural DJ mix to SoundCloud. “first ever mix,” she noted in the track description. She quickly landed a monthly residency on NTS Radio and worked her way up to gigs at clubs like Frankfurt’s Robert Johnson and Berlin’s Griessmuehle; early last year, she joined the renowned Discwoman agency, stepping up alongside artists like Juliana Huxtable, Object Blue, and SHYBOI. But as swift as her rise as a DJ has been, she has taken her time in establishing herself...

Updated / Thursday, 18 Feb 2021 12:09 On Wednesday 17th February, the first anniversary of the death of legendary DJ, producer and acid house icon Andrew Weatherall, An Taobh Tuathail on RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta presents a very special edition celebrating his legendary DJ sets, compiled from the memories of presenter Cian Ó Cíobháin and the many listeners who enjoyed Weatherall's sets over the years - listen above. Below, Cian Ó Cíobháin shares his memories of the man they called The Guv'nor... On a cool bright, sunny afternoon a year ago, having learned the news of Andrew Wea...