Most festivals are a complete joke anyway, particularly if they're in the UK. And I mean the crowd, who know nothing about anything other than what they saw at another festival.

There are a couple of notable exceptions.

"As I’m saying, when we played before Martin Garrix, me and Jeff — we couldn’t get it. No one danced. I had kids, they were like eighteen years old, just looking at us, thinking, “What the fck are these guys doing?” They couldn’t understand anything we were playing, and believe me, I was tryin...

Regarding Luciano, he has booked Lutz & Binh for a B2B set in Ibiza, maybe he hasn't completely lost sight of 'the underground' Clearly not! Edit: On topic though, I was just browsing another DJ site (not forum) and saw this in the comments section: david says: July 10, 2014 at 7:36 pm Hi, actu...

the thing is, its not really a dying art. ive been doing it for 25 years daily, and right now ive never seen so many diggers with so much passion, it seems to be growing. thanks to people like binh etc inspiring others no doubt I can't speak for anyone else, but I would *imagine* they are referring...

Love em both...where can I buy them?

I hear you John, I think you misunderstood the perspective I was writing from. What I meant was, as an up and coming DJ, it gives me more of an opportunity to sound different to everyone else. On your point though, while instinctively I completely agree with it, I think the prevailing desire for peo...

I've just come back from Sonar Festival where I saw Seth Troxler give an epic vinyl set in which he played songs I hadn't heard anyone else play. That's about as real as I would like someone like him to be. :lol: :lol: I hate "EDM" fwiw, assuming we're talking about people like Hardwell, T...