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“Sounding Beckett,” directed by Joy Zinoman, features three Samuel Beckett plays written rather late in his life.

It's been awhile since I've heard something from SOJORN, but he's back with another huge tune. Combining hip-hop samples with deep electronic/dubstep elements, SOJORN gives us "Deeper Fight". The track starts with the vo...

If there is one group that has been riding the electronica train since the beginning of its popularity, it would have to be Papadosio. But what separates them from a lot of new artists these days is that they have a stro...

Armin Van Buuren is back to capture the essence of the Ibiza season with his 6th annual release in the Universal Religion series. Out on Armada Music, Universal Religion Chapter 6 is a live recorded compilation of the...

Little People always awes us with his production and creativity. He is know for his varying electronic downtempo style, which is a major playing factor in his recent break-through and success. Quickly following up his...

In the spirit of ATP's selfless, curatorial vibe, we've turned our preview over to the artists performing.

We've featured NYC's INNER WORLDS before on the site with his blissed-out remix of the French Pop star Yelle's "S'eteint Le Soleil" that ended up winning first place in her remix contest. His remixes of Flatb...

Kanye West is a busy guy, and the album “Cruel Summer” demonstrates the range of his distractions.

Both Stravinsky’s “Rite of Spring” and Debussy’s “Jeux” were radical works that still have the power to shock.

“The Rite of Spring,” Igor Stravinsky’s ballet that celebrates human sacrifice, is widely praised today but was a flop when it was first produced, in Paris in 1913.