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Music news that we care about. Always the greatest tunes and the most underground stuff that you've never heard off. We like it that way.

A State of Trance 500 Sydney - The Review

With five massive events taking place across Johannesburg, Miami, Buenos Aires and Dutch city Den Bosch. With the climactic event descending on Sydney's spectacular Acer Arena were locked and loaded for a party to remember.

Lowbit Records presents Deep Ocean Scream

Niko Fantin returns with a highly anticipated new original Deep Ocean Scream.

Black Hole Recordings presents ISOS 9 - India

On paper Goa's 1992 - 94 rise to trance prominence should have been the catalyst for India's wholesale EDM epiphany. The theoretical die was well cast, but through circumstances both simple and complex that particular ascendance never quite fired.

Future Music Festival Sydney 2011 - The Review

Music lovers across the world would have heard plenty about Australia's summer festival season, where hundreds of thousands of partygoers slap on the sunscreen and head out into the rolling grassy hills and blue skies to enjoy pumping tunes.

Interview with Solarstone

We sat down with Richard Mowatt aka Solarstone to talk a bit more about the new compilation album and also the follow up to the previous one. This is the story of Electronic Architecture 2.

The 2011 Summer Blend Playlist

The 2011 Edition of the Evlear Magazine Summer Blend playlist is now finally released on Spotify.

Interview with ETC!ETC!

ETC!ETC! started making music at the early age of 16. He has been producing music for the past 6 years. He started to officially release tracks in 2008. His first EP was called Mediaboy and was released on Rot10 Musik. Jeffrey Nolet has the story.

Lowbit Records presents Music Never Dies - Part Two

The final half of the highly successful, double release of Music Never Dies (M.N.D.), is here with 4 new mixes. Leading the release is a melodic vocal version of the original track, featuring the talents of Arkanna.

George Acosta presents Visions Behind Expressions

Featuring 14 original productions, the majority of the tunes spotlighting vocalists including Fisher, May Britt, Terry Bennett, Emma Lock and Jerique Allan, the music on the album is every bit at home on a shivering dance floor.

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