Review: The Hitoki Saber Delivers Laser Combustion Without Losing the Ritual
Table of Contents The first time I fired up the Hitoki Saber, I had two thoughts almost immediately: this is extremely over-engineered in the best way possible, and yeah, this is g
What Makes the Legion Go S an Easy Pick for Magnetic’s Editorial Choice Award (Review)
Table of Contents The Lenovo Legion Go S marks a confident step forward in the handheld PC space. Lenovo refined the design from the original Legion Go, eliminating the detachable
East Anglian ravers needed for new research project highlighting the scene’s “hidden history”
Ravers in East Anglia are encouraged to take part in a new research project aiming to document the “hidden history” of the area’s rave culture. ‘Storm From The East: Rural
Locals crowdfund legal opposition to festivals in South London’s Brockwell Park
A group of local residents in South London calling themselves Protect Brockwell Park have crowdfunded more than £30,000 to launch a legal fight against festivals taking place in t
INTERVIEW: MYNRE Shares Insight Behind Blissful, Melodic EP ‘Heal’
Fresh off a standout run that’s included appearances on Lane 8’s Winter ’23 Mixtape, a debut on This Never Happened, and a 30-show tour touching down at venues like Brooklyn
Kode PinK Team Up With Parker Matthew For Summery Hit, “What If We”
With Summer right around the corner, Kode PinK’s new single “What If We” feels like a perfect compliment to the blissful feeling of the season.The duo have quite an interesti
How It Was Made: Polar Bears – Are You Ready? [tech house]
Polar Bears aren’t new to peak-time energy, but with “Are You Ready?” they went straight for the throat. Released on Dim Mak, the track is built for impact—tight drums, an
How It Was Made: Ward Andrews – Uncharted Course
Ward Andrews doesn’t make tracks that beg for attention. He builds slow-burning, emotionally detailed records that feel more like scenes than songs. “Uncharted Course,” the s
Ireland’s only vinyl pressing plant is now open for business
Anthem Vinyl, Ireland’s only vinyl pressing plant, has now started production. Kitted out with two record presses, Anthem Vinyl will cater to both independent and major label
Instagram’s CEO Finally Explained the Algorithm—Here’s What It Means for DJs, Artists, and Indie Music Pages
Table of Contents If you’re running a music page on Instagram in 2025—especially one that supports underground artists (ie; a record label) or you’re an underground artist yo
TRIBIT StormBox Lava Review: A Powerhouse of a Portable-ish Speaker
Table of Contents I love portable speakers. Being able to bring a speaker with me to a gathering with some friends is an instant way to turn a good hangout into a great one. Good p
Paul van Dyk delivers new album ‘This World Is Ours’: Listen
Already an icon and longstanding tastemaker in the electronic music landscape, Paul van Dyk has now delivered his first album in 5 years. The 30-track collection comes ahead of a m
New music on our radar this week: BICEP, Bambounou, Kwengface
Welcome to Mixmag’s round-up of upcoming music releases that you should take note of LVRA and Soda Plains link up on new six-tracker, ‘Fortress’ Scottish-Chinese experimental
Avicii Radio Marks 7 Years Since Avicii’s Passing With Rare Sets and Interviews
It’s hard to believe it’s already been seven years since the world lost Tim Bergling, better known to millions as Avicii. His music didn’t just top charts—it shifted the cu
An artificial ‘brain’ grown from an avant-garde composer’s blood is making posthumous music
A team of artists and scientists have joined forces to create a lab-grown ‘mini-brain’ made from the blood cells of American experimental composer Alvin Lucier, who died in 202
Cultural support initiative launched in Vilnius with €165,000 fund for grassroots venues
A new cultural support initiative has been launched in Vilnius, Lithuania, with a €165,000 fund allocated to grassroots venues in the capital. Named Dainyklos, the new programme
fabric to host one-off event at the British Museum next month
London’s fabric will be taking over the British Museum for a one-off event next month. The Farringdon nightclub is set to host a free, drop-in event across three rooms at the
Fyre Festival 2 postponed just weeks before it was due to go ahead
Fyre Festival 2 has been postponed, just weeks before it was apparently due to go ahead in Playa del Carmen, a resort town in the south of Mexico. According to ABC News, tickethold
A list of ways you can support trans people in the United Kingdom
The UK’s Supreme Court has ruled to limit the definition of a woman to “biological sex”, meaning that trans women are now excluded from protections given to CIS w