With “If You Can Reach My Heart You Can Keep It” the multidisciplinary artist and filmmaker reflects on his most personal ...

On August 26, Telekom Electronic Beats brings GRAMMY-winning band Wet Leg to a former taxi workshop near Moritzplatz. Industrial charm, fog and live sound transform the off-location into a setting ...

From Downwards To Rephlex, this is your guide to some of the most influential techno labels of the past 30 years. This piece is part of our archival features series, originally published 2021. We're ...

The following is an excerpt from the full-length essay “The Making of the Modern Church: The Dancefloor as the New Religious Congregation,” which is featured in German in the Electronic Beats 20 year ...

[15.07.2021. Content warning: an article published by J.-H. Kabuiku on July 9th 2021 points out Dominick Fernow’s consistent links with metal and noise artists, bands, labels and productions using ...

This week, in an article titled About Vatican Shadow Link With the Far-right, culture journalist Jean-Hugues Kabuiku has highlighted relationships between experimental producer Dominick Fernow—also ...

Novelty is rare in dance music these days, which is why our eyes bugged out of our heads when we came across DJ Flapjack. To experience the Los Angeles-based DJ’s various social media feeds is to be ...

Few artists use music like Xosar (a.k.a. Sheela Rahman). The Berlin-based techno producer draws on her near-encyclopedic knowledge of the occult to create works that feel like they’re somehow enacting ...

Back in the ’90s, Sony’s PlayStation video game console helped to usher in a new era for sound in gaming. The PlayStation was one of the first consoles to use CDs instead of cartridges, which allowed ...

Earlier this year, we partnered with the Do School to explore new possibilities for Telekom Electronic Beats. In the process, we met Noah Fields, a talented young trans* writer from Chicago. We tapped ...

We begin with this absolute monster by 999999999, because it describes the way the Berlin underground is going: back to a raw old-school and straight-forward sound.

House is a continuation of disco. You can hear that easily in its arrangement and in its sound, which samples and pulls liberally from the popular club music of the ’70s and early ’80s. And, in fact, ...