I've always found that the busier I am, the better work I do. I think it's got something to do with the hunger, and of wanting to make it count. By all means, do what you have to do to make music, but make sure you don't lose your mojo! I work with computers all day too, so I bought an mpc for my se...

Appleblim really needs no intro - he's been pushing deep electronic music for years along with Shackleton and the Skull Disco label. He was in Australia recently so I took the chance to have a chat with him. He's got some great insights into working in the studio, djing and how he got started. http:...

I can understand how you feel... but I'd give anything to have that problem at the moment!

This is the most enlightening thread I've come across on mnml - thanks to everyone who's chimed in! I'd love to know how much Beatport are charging for banners on the site. I've been lead to believe they get results but I can't for the life of me figure out how much they are. And to all those who'v...

Co-sign on picking one up. There one of the handiest things to have in a studio I reckon.

Sample some vst's into and it will all make sense. Vinyl sounds even better!

I don't have much information, but I think it's a real shame they've gone. It also begs the question - if Kompakt can't make it work, what hope does anyone else have? Personally, what I'd like to see is genre specific sites popping up - screw beatport, I'd rather buy the styles I like from sites dev...

Sorry you got the run around Eldino but I'm glad your persistence was rewarded - we'll make sure it's mirrored everywhere possible! And I'm glad you're digging the tunes Dave, we're def big fans of the echospace vibe. The easiest way to put it is Echodub is the bastard child of DMZ and Basic Channel...

Echodub is a collection of artists from all over the globe making deep, dubby electronica. The angle is dubstep but if you dig warm bass and intricate rhythms of any kind you'll enjoy 'Anechoic Chamber', a 20 track FREE album. Already gaining support from magazines, blogs and even Radio 1's Mary Ann...