Mister Saturday Night Anthems
Justin Carter and Eamon Harkin give us a rundown of some of the biggest tracks from their NYC shindig through the years.
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Brian Eno: Taking Manhattan (By Strategy)
From 1978 to 1984, Brian Eno lived and worked in NYC. As celebrated music journalist Simon Reynolds writes, the music he helped create there has influenced generations.
Prefab Sprout: The Kings of Rock ‘n’ Roll, Completely
Amidst all of the revivalism in pop music, one of the UK’s greatest bands of the ’80s remains largely left behind.
Booty Bakery: Montreal’s Next Wave
Anthony Obst profiles the weekly event that has become a meeting point for the Canadian’s city new generation of producers.
RBMA Radio Picks: Boundary
Academy grad Ghislain Poirier highlights all manner of bass.
A (Not At All Definitive) Guide to Mastering
Some of the recurring lessons and themes from our many mastering lectures at the Academy over the years.
A (Not At All Definitive) Guide to American Synth-Punk
A whirlwind tour of some (very) American, (very) disturbing music.
Frikstailers (Pronounced Freak-Stylers)
Don’t let the wigs confuse you: This Argentinean duo is serious about their Latin music mash-ups.
Cinnaman: The Spice Flows
The Dutch selector and Academy grad is making waves in Amsterdam and beyond.
Laurel Halo: Flux Music
A deep dive into the discography of one of electronic music’s most idiosyncratic producers.
A Guide to Dominick Fernow
The records (and aliases) you need to know from the man known as Prurient and Vatican Shadow.
Key Tracks: Morton Subotnick on “Silver Apples of the Moon”
The celebrated electronic music pioneer talks about the genesis of his revolutionary composition.
Egyptrixx’s Black Metal for Dummies
The Toronto DJ/producer offers up a guide to one of his favourite genres.
DJ Spinz: The New Sound of Atlanta
Along with his HoodRich Production Group, this Atlanta producer is spearheading a new generation of Southern hip hop. David Turner explains.
Julius Eastman: The Forgotten Minimalist
One of New York City’s most fascinating (and least heard) artists is the subject of a new album by DJ/Rupture.
Warrior Charge: The Birth of UK Soundsystem Culture
Melissa Bradshaw details how Jamaican music took hold in the UK – and eventually was transformed into something uniquely British.
Strange U’s Sci-Fi for the Hi-Fi
Eglo’s hip hop act showcases some of their influences.
Albion Kosmische: Six ’70s UK Synth Records
Richard King turns on, tunes in and... well, you know the rest.
RBMA Radio Picks: Debbie Chia
The Singapore house DJ highlights her favourites from the RBMA Radio archives.
Key Tracks: Ron Trent on “Morning Factory”
The New York inspiration behind one of the greatest house tracks ever made.
