The sense of travel doesn’t always require presence.
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Our collaboration with Mostra has always been personal. So, it felt right to open this year’s chapter with a mix that shares that sense of closeness. Al Blayney’s approach to music is rooted in care, not display.
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“The mix was born in the forests of the Carinthian Alps at the annual Endemit festival in Koroška, Slovenia as part of a performance for the opening set on the second day of the event.
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Friday’s ambient program at this year’s Mostra Festival came full circle.
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Digging does not always mean discovery in the sense of the unknown.
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In a moment where festivals blur into a constant scroll of names and posters, Ouroboros has always felt anchored to something more elemental.
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Javi’s contribution to La Mostra’s biennial unfolded inside the Convent de Sant Agustí like a quiet act of urban archaeology
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There are festivals you attend and festivals that rearrange something small but permanent inside you.
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For this week’s Delayed with edition, we welcome Berlin-based artist Valentin Ginies with a special recording from a bunker in the woods of the Japanese Alps, in a small village in Nagano, Japan.
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There was a meme circling the internet at some point saying “People who show you new music are important.”
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Some collaborations feel orchestrated. This one felt inevitable.
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Morning sets at Perpendicular always have a peculiar gravity.
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The idea of the breakbeat was born in the Bronx, but its evolution since then has been a transatlantic dialogue, a rhythmic exchange between continents that never really settled
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Every year, Alfonso hides a few cards up his sleeve, and this time, one of them was DjSport.
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Kyoto-based DJ and producer Yuddy Ash has been steadily finding his voice over the past few years.
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The night had turned cold by the time Camu began, but inside La Cabaña, everything felt suspended: warm light, still bodies, a low hum stretching through wood and pine
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The fire at the center of the floor was more signal than warmth against the countryside chill.
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Perpendicular Festival unravels as one continuous thread, bending and reforming across days and nights until the sense of time itself begins to dissolve.
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The first thing you notice in Beau Beaumont’s Delayed with mix isn’t aggression or volume, but control.
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With the summer festival season drifting into memory, it feels like the right moment to linger on one of the most thoughtfully shaped events in recent years.
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