More closing party news coming from the White Isle, as clubbing institution Space Ibiza has announced more than 30 acts for the closing party. 

Happening on October 5th, one of the island's most beloved clubs says goodbye for its 25th season in Ibiza. 

Already announced are the likes of Space favourite Carl Cox, as well as Chus+Ceballos, Deep Dish, and Disclosure, who will be playing a DJ set, as well as DJ Tennis, John Talabot, Josh Wink, Nic Fanciulli, Paul Reynolds, and Visionquest, with Ryan Crosson, Lee Curtiss and Shaun Reeves.

For tickets and more info, head here.

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The Warehouse Project has been one of the leading lights in the UK’s clubbing scene for a number of years now, rapidly becoming Manchester’s flagship party during the run of events from September until New Year’s Day. After becoming such a giant in the world of dance music it was only a matter of time before the brand expanded to Ibiza. Sunday saw The Warehouse Project join forces with We Love… for a huge Sunday extravaganza at Space.

Nicolas Jaar occupied the main slot in the Discoteca, taking his position at his own DJ booth high above the typical spot – it was a grandiose statement. Jaar looked down upon the crowd from his high pedestal, as he delivered his slow motion, slow burning take on electronic music. His selections featuring that slow down tempo groove which is so instantly identifiable with Jaar.

Jaar’s sound is certainly absolutely unique to him, and despite the slow tempo, he still managed to get bodies swaying and fists pumping. His best selection of the night, however, came when he served up Inner City’s bonafide dance floor anthem ‘Good Life’, possibly one of the most uplifting tracks to ever hit the floor.

Two of the UK’s finest producers of recent years, Joy Orbison and George FitzGerald then took to the decks following Jaar’s performance, delivering bass heavy house and techno tunes, which possessed that extra vitality which translates so easily to the dancers. The punchy dark synth sounds are unique to their British sensibility, such as highlights including Dark Sky’s ‘IYP’ and Scuba’s ‘Solitary Confinement’. The pair continued to lay down some of the boldest and most energetic music of the evening in their short but sweet hour and a half set whilst the comfortably busy crowd showed appreciation by the bucket load.

Over in the Terrace it was deep house legend Kerri Chandler in the booth. Kerri’s sound has developed into something much more in keeping with today’s contemporary house sound, but the man will never forget how to lay down the groove for the revellers. The crowd remained hugely motivated throughout, as they bobbed with relentless energy to the succession of jacking dance floor fare.

Once Kerri had finished, it was time for a somewhat unlikely pairing on paper – Richy Ahmed going back-to-back with Eats Everything. You could never have any doubts about a musical chameleon such as Eats Everything, as he bounced off the Hot Creations mainstay, serving up bumping house tracks with heaps of fun and enthusiasm. The Terrace was teeming with every part of the dance floor filled with joyful bodies. The likes of Butch’s ‘Soul Motion’ and Chris Tietjen’s remix of ‘Bitter Sweet’ by KiNK were two key tracks that had an abundance of arms in the air. As with most back-to-back to sets the intensity between the pair rubbed off on the crowd hugely – the atmosphere was electric.

Of course, there must be a special mention to Ibiza Spotlight for their final hosting session at El Salon – the room that drags you in so easily with the lure of disco hits and in depth conversations that are just so damn tempting.

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Have you ever wished to experience the magic of Burning Man from a bird’s-eye view? Drones have been used at many events to capture a different angle of the overall experience, and despite your feeling about the use of unmanned aerial vehicles, it’s pretty cool to see the festival from this perspective.

Set to Tycho’s “Awake,” the video, courtesy of Fest 300, showcases several aspects of the Burning Man experience from the numerous art installations, art cars, and camps to the vast desert landscape and the diverse group of inhabitants who make their way to Black Rock City for a life changing week. Enjoy!

For more shots of Burning Man 2014 from a ground perspective, check out our piece featuring some of Instagram's greatest photos from this year's festivities.

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Halloween will be here before you know it and if you feel so inclined to dress up as DJ duo Daft Punk this year you have a few options – purchase Party City’s tacky costume, spend a fortune on Etsy, or if you have some time (and even more money) to spare you can create your own custom helmet using a 3D printer.

You’ll need “a neopixel strop, a Trinket 5V minicontroller, slide switches, a JST extension, a lithium polymer battery, and a battery charger… and of course, a 3D printer, solder, and PLA filament.”

Adafruit Learning System is even sharing the open-source code and a bunch of diagrams so you can customize the helmet to your specifications. Check out the video below for a summarized version of the process and view the complete guide on their website.

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On Saturday, after North Coast had wound down for the night, I made the trek over to the Bottom Lounge for an after party headlined by Adventure Club. Being roughly three blocks away from Union Park, this had to be one of the most convenient parties to attend. After the second day of a festival, it can be draining to press on past close, but when your after party is a stone’s throw away from the festival grounds you have no excuse!

While the opening DJ was warming up the decks, I walked in to see dozens of Coasties slumped along the walls of the venue resting their feet. The spirit was willing, but the legs were weak from a long day. However, the moment Milk N Cookies stepped up to the stage the exhausted festival goers got back on their feet.

Milk N Cookies played a great opening set to the night. One of the highlights came when they took to the mic to make an announcement, “This is what we listened to in the 90’s, and we’re ready to bring it back!” They quickly transitioned into a Backstreet Boys remix and this got the remaining wall-sitters back on their feet. As we moved to the end of their set, Milk N Cookies played their new remix of Sum41’s “Fat Lip.” It took the crowd a minute to catch the tune, but the song was followed by a roar of approval. Finally, it was 12:30am and the wait was over. It was time for Christian and Leighton of Adventure Club to take the stage.

Adventure Club killed it. They did an amazing job earlier in the day performing on the 630 stage, so expectations were high. What really stands out in an intimate indoor music scene is how immersed you can become in the space. Lasers, lights, and smoke are so much more intense indoors, and Adventure Club was able to completely take advantage of this in their performance. They brought their own handheld CO2 cannons into the space and completely clouded the room. Floodlights would flash illuminating the fog flowing across the crowd. Towards the end of the night, Christian took it upon himself to dive into the crowd and (successfully!) surf the cheering fans. There were no Aoki-style mistakes here, and he made it back behind the decks without a problem.

What a night! Bottom Lounge proved a memorable place to be. It was hot and exhausting, but absolutely electrifying! I look forward to the next time the duo makes it to Chicago.

All photos by Matt Mork

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It appears that Avicii has decided to cancel all of his future performances due to growing concerns about his health, including his appearance at TommorowWorld later this month. Dancing Astronaut reports that he will not perform for the foreseeable future after wrapping up his summer residency at Ushuaia in Ibiza.

The news follows the cancellation of his Miami Music Week shows back in March due to a gall bladder issue that required immediate medical attention. It seems that Avicii’s busy touring schedule this summer has not allowed him the proper time to recover. There has been no word from the DJ himself yet, but keep your eyes open for more details as they become available.

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St. Jerome's Laneway Festival is making a welcome return in 2015, once again taking place in venues across Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Fremantle in January and February (and with dates TBC in Singapore and New Zealand).

This will be the 11th edition of the popular festival following the 10th Birthday celebrations this year which saw the likes of Jamie xx and Four Tet on the lineup among a slew of rock and indie acts.

Check out the full dates and venues for Australia below and stay tuned for the lineup dropping at 9am on Thursday October 2nd.

St. Jerome’s Laneway Festival 2015 Dates & Venues
Saturday 31 January: Brisbane – Brisbane Showgrounds, Bowen Hills (16+)
Sunday 1 February: Sydney – Sydney College Of The Arts, Rozelle
Friday 6 February: Adelaide – Harts Mill, Port Adelaide (16+)
Saturday 7 February: Melbourne – Footscray Community Arts Centre and The River’s Edge
Sunday 8 February: Fremantle – Esplanade Reserve and West End

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We've already had the plaeasure of hearing both 'Temporary View' and ‘New Dorp, New York’, and now UK producer SBTRKT has shared yet another bomb from his forthcoming album. Entitled 'Higher', it's a slow burning hip-hop number with vocal stylings from Atlanta artist Raury.

Meanwhile Aussie duo Flight Facilities have given us the first taste of their debut LP arriving next month via the single 'Two Bodies' featuring Emma Louise; a melodic, seven-minute house number.

You can stream both tracks below. SBTRKT's LP 'Wonder Where We Land' is released on September 22nd and Flight Facilities''Down to Earth' arrives on October 24th.

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CWS
Untitled EP
Struments Records

9/10

Already well-respected as solo producers, Cardopusher and Nehuen join forces on the 'Untiled EP' under a new moniker CWS (pronounced “Classicworks”), which sees them continue to spread the gospel of analogue, rave-influenced techno madness.

'Untitled 01' is a grinding warehouse jam, drenched in distortion and '90s hardcore attitude. A scratchy, overdriven TB-303 provides the basis of the groove, relentlessly wibbling and wobbling its way around pounding, distorted kicks and claps. The addition of some classic rave stabs (anyone born in the '90s will recognise them) and choppy vocal samples help to give the track a welcome cheeky edge which balances out the gritty seriousness of the acid line and drums.

'I' blends old school electro flavours with industrial drone/noise aesthetics, creating a unique track that has dancefloor appeal but isn’t just your standard sound system fodder. Jacking, syncopated beats and a quirky bassline are offset by a gravelly vocal sample and incessant washes of grainy noise, making the track confronting and somewhat difficult to listen to, but rewarding if you can stick with it.

On the flip side, the music heads back into to ball-tearing, ravey acid techno territory with 'Untitled 02,' which feels almost like a “Part 2” of its A-Side compatriot. Slightly cleaner and more precise sounding than Untitled 01, but no less energetic and aggressive, Untitled 02 is another excellent hark back to a time that many wish had never ended.

DMX Krew offer up a chunky breakbeat interpretation, recalling the days when artists like 808 State ruled the dancefloor. With everything you need in a breakbeat rave track, from distorted syncopated rhythms to eerie pads, evil stabs and of course loads of acid, DMX Krew’s remix is a fine addition to an EP that harks back to the golden years.

Tracklist:
Untiled 01
I
Untitled 02
Untitled 02 (DMX Krew Computor Rock Mix)

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If the internet's not for useless/fun sh*t like this, then tell us...what is it for?

We've gathered ten of our favourite memes on house music from the internet ether created by people who have way too much time on their hands (bless their cotton socks).

Why? Because it's Terrible Tuesday, you need a pick me up and we love you.

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Seth Troxler, Laura Jones, Young Magic, Willow Beats and more have been added to the already impressive Strawberry Fields lineup, joining previously announced acts that include Âme, Pachanga Boys andGabriel Ananda.

The festival stands as one of the country's favourite events on the yearly calendar and took out the #1 spot in our our 10 must attend Australian summer festivals of 2013.

Strawberry Fields takes place on 21st-23rd of November in the Victorian Wildlands. Check out the full lineup below including the newly announced international and local acts. Tickets are still available here.

Strawberry Fields 2014 Lineup (* indicates just announced)
Seth Troxler *
Young Magic *
Laura Jones *
Gavin Herlihy *
Jakubi *
Willowbeats *
Lucianblomkamp *
Kirkis *
Baro *
Leaks *
Clever Austin *
Anti-Kirkis *
Wondercore Island DJs *
Ame
Antix
Brawther
Gabriel Ananda
Giraffage
Grouch
Hiatus Kaiyote
HNNY
Interactive Noise
Maribou State
Matthias Meyer
Max Graef
Neelix
Nightmares on Wax (DJ SET)
Oscar Key Sung
Oisima
Opiuo
Pachanga Boys
Pedestrian
SQL & Child
Stimming
Superpitcher
Trus’Me

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We already know lots of details about 'Eden', the new film tracing the explosion of French electronic music in the '90s. We even know the actors who will be playing Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter, aka Daft Punk. But today we finally get a glimpse of the film via the first official trailer.

As Your EDM points out, 'Eden' is based on the experiences of director Mia Hansen-Løve’s brother (and co-writer), Sven - one of the pioneering DJs of the French rave scene in the early 1990s - and his friends (Daft Punk). Sven's fame as DJ outfit 'Cheers' with his best friend is short lived and descends into drug addiction, money mismanagement and relationship issues, while Daft Punk, as well know, go on to change the course of pop music.

Check out the trailer below which features the French robots' hits 'Da Funk', 'One More Time' and the more recent 'Within' from 'Random Access Memories', and plenty of partying, drug use and general awesomeness.

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Man of the moment Ten Walls (the pseudonym of a one Mario Basanov) has just been announced as the headliner of November's three-day musical extravaganza, Return To Rio.

His biggest hit to date and one of the undisputed anthems on the White Isle this year, 'Walking With Elephants', just got an impressive video treatment this week, plus this weekend the Lithuanian DJ and producer steps up for his debut Essential Mix. In short, the guy is hot property at the moment.

Ten Walls is the first act to be announced on the Return To Rio lineup, but promoter Ricky Cooper has promised "more internationals to be revealed" soon.

Return to Rio takes place on 14th-16th November at the Del Rio Riverside Resort in Wiseman’s Ferry. Stay tuned to Pulse for the full lineup announcement. Tickets on salehere.

Ten Walls (Live) Australian Tour Dates
13.11.14 - The TBC Club, Brisbane
14.11.14 - The HiFi, Sydney
15.11.14 - Return To Rio, Del Rio Resort, NSW
16.11.14 - TBC with Dusky, Melbourne

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Dance music's rise to stratospheric levels over the past several years has led to some amazing things for the scene, but also some not so amazing things. One of those would without a doubt be the rise of the so called 'model DJ' phenomenon.

A hot chick spinning tunes...what's the problem, you ask? Well if you like a bland, pre-recorded, synch-button inspired Traktor set that involves a lot random knob-twiddling and cue-button tapping for no apparent reason, then nothing. But if you're a fan of DJs with actual skill and talent, then Colombia's DJ Natalia Paris is probably not for you. 

DISCLAIMER: Pulse does not have anything against female DJs who can actually DJ.

[ViaDancing Astronaut]

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Las Dalias in Islas Baleares, also known for its hippy market, will play host to the next epic Love and Light psytrance party featuring legends in the scene Liquid Soul, Captain Hook, Ritmo, Rocky, Animato and South Africa’s very own Ivan Turanjanin. 

LIQUID SOUL

After playing alongside Tiesto, Armin van Buuren, and other stars at countless huge parties, Nicola Capobianco decided to start a new project and Liquid Soul was born. In 2006 he founded his own label Mikrokosmos records, and performs as a solo artist, Sleek, as well as in the deadly duo “Earsugur” along with partner Martin Knecht.  

Being behind the bestselling albums on Iboga Records as Liquid Soul, (“Synthetic Vibes”, “Love in Stereo”, “Cocktails” and “Revolution”), and countless hypnotic releases on top labels while playing worldwide over a decade, he finally won the Beatport award for the best psytrance track in 2009.

He achieved his biggest success in 2010 by winning the prize of the best Beatport artist, best Beatport track and the Dj Awards in Ibiza in psy trance categories.

CAPTAIN HOOK 

Reshef Harari of Israel, well-known as half of QUANTIZE - as well as in his techno project SHEFF - brings you a solo-exploration of the progressive side of psychedelic trance with his new project, Captain Hook. Heavy bass-lines, crunchy grooves, and sound that works like a dynamite - strictly for the dance floor. After the release of the debut Quantize album at late 2008 on Iboga Records he has been in high demand on dance floors across the globe, and recently Captain Hook reached the number 1 spot on the Beatport spy trance top 100, 3 times in a row out of 6 releases in total. 

A unique fusion of psychedelic progressive techno trance. 

RITMO

Dubi Dagan, aka Ritmo, has managed to formulate a unique technique and is known as providing an addictive rhythmic Progressive Trance creation. Dagan started with Heavy Metal in his adolescence at the Krayiot in Israel and fully maximized it with the help of his electric guitar. After a journey of getting to know dance and trance, and visiting various countries for cultural inspiration including Japan, U.S.A and India, Dagan came back to Israel and started his first steps behind the decks as a resident DJ, at the Luna Club, Haifa. 

His debut album "Disharmonic Silence" immediately gained attention locally and globally. Dagan has joined forces with Alon Brillant (SUNTRE) in another project called RITREE. Collaborations also include those with Nok (EP – Multistop), Ace Ventura , Liquid Soul, Symphonix, and Rocky.

"Archive 9" was released in 2009 with remixes to other artists and remixes that artists made of his music, receiving amazing responses. In 2010, his remix EP "Music from Heaven" on Blue Tunes records, gave 7 interpretations to the theme track. Recently, his remix for MUTe & Shay Nassi – On Off, topped the Beatport charts at the Psychedelic Trance section, for 2 weeks.

ROCKY

Roy Tilbor, AKA Rocky has been one of the leading and artists of the progressive psy trance genre for many years, playing at some of the biggest festivals worldwide.

In 2007 rocky released his debut album “'A Thread of Light” which was a huge international success and was followed by appearances on labels like Iboga , Echoes , Blue Tunes, Hommega, Iono Music , Tribal Vision , Plusquam and many more, making him one of the most sought-after DJ and liveacts on the progressive scene. Rocky has collaborated with Andrea Bertolini, Piatto, Ace Ventura, Phony Orphants , Liquid Soul , Son kite , Intelabeam, Nok, Motion Drive, Brisker & Magitman, Symphonix, Symbolic, Ritmo, Loud, Gaudium, Perfect Stranger, Yotopia, Lish and numerous others.

In 2011 Rocky's second album “Keyboard Wipeout” (Echoes Records) and was an instant hit all over the trance scene, offering something refreshing and ground breaking with organic infusions, phat grooves and unique atmosphere.

In 2009 Rocky Joined forces with his Yoni Oshrat Aka “Ace Ventura” to form “Easy Riders” - combining over 30 years of experience in the global electronic scene, from the new, psychedelic high of the 90's, to the full on party music that came after the millennium, to the progressive and techy rhythms of later years. Rocky’s performances have long held an excellent standard of originality. 

ANIMATO

Animato is the new psy progressive project by Patrick Chen (aka PTX). In a short time he managed to build his own imprint with a solid base and quality sounds, designing modern psychedelic sound-tracks. His first release was the grand remix to one of Sub6’s monster hits ‘Droid save the Queen”, followed by another remix to “Micro Man” by Indie dance act “Tokujoros”. His first solo track was "Simple Idea”, released on Iboga Records, and he has just finished his debut EP “Ensemble" for his main label - HOMmega. The EP includes a collaboration with prog legend Atmos and a remix for Easy Riders (Ace Ventura & Rocky) featuring the wonderful touch of dub master Haim Laroz. 

IVAN TURANJANIN 

Ivan has rapidly established himself a major player in the South African underground music scene, as one of the founding members of sSHADOWORKs, and of course as a prolific, sophisticated and diverse DJ with various projects including his two guises - Space Time Continuum and Killer Robot. 

On September 13, Nic Fanciulli and Saved Records will be bringing a taste of Ibiza to Moat Park for a boutique festival, The Social. 

Now on its second year, The Social will see acts Carl Cox, Nic Fanciulli, Dixon, Âme, Subb-an, Art Department, Seth Troxler and tINI play Mote Park, the former location of Radio 1's Big Weekend. 

There will also be emphasis on the local community, with locally produced food on site, as well as involvement form nearby companies and universities with creative aspects of the festival.

For more info, head to www.thesocialfestival.com/

For the third year running, Italian music and arts festival Alfa MiTo Club To Club (#C2C14) will host a preview event in London, this year in association with Field Day. 

Taking place at London's Village Underground on September 18th, #C2C14 sees Kuwaiti visual artist Fatima Al Qadiri headline, with fellow Hyperdub mainstay Lauren Halo, as well as Turin-based Vaghe Stelle and Ninos Du Brasil.

Field Day are also set to co-present the festival's main stage in Italy on Friday 7th November, and the full line-up includes SBTRKT, Caribou, Apparat, Marcel Dettmann, Pantha Du Prince, Chet Faker, Talaboman, Recondite, and a back-to-back set from Ben UFO and Ron Morelli. The festival takes place at Turin from November 5th-9th.

#C2C14 is also offering tickets to Village Underground, as well as weekend passes to the festival. Simply email info@bangonpr.com with the subject line #C2C14 PULSE RADIO CONTEST and answer this question: What label did Fatima release her "Asiatisch" LP on?

Details:

1st Prize: A pair of tickets to the London show (18th Sept) and a pair of Weekend Passes to Club To Club in Turin (8th-9th Nov)

(FYI Ryan Air flights are currently £40!)

2nd Prize: Guestlist + 3 friends to the London event (18th Sept)

For more info and tickets, head here.

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For the 19th edition of Belgium's I Love Techno Festival, the 35,000 capacity event is going back to its roots. 

With an almost all techno line-up, the 2014 I Love Techno festival sees techno luminaries Jeff Mills, Dave Clarke, DJ Rush and Vitalic play alongside live performances from Underworld, Paul Kalkbrenner and The Advent. Though I Love Techno will also be keeping the present and future firmly in their sights with the likes of Loco Dice, Jamie Jones, Paul Woolford, Rødhåd, Ten Walls, and Duke Dumont.

There are also no shortage of impressive back-to-back sets, with Tiga and Audion, Daniel Avery and Erol Alkan, and Brodinski and Gesaffelstein all battling it out.

The festival takes place on November 8th, 2014 at Flanders Expo in Ghent. Tickets available here. 

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Marco Carola is on fire this season and Music On at Amnesia Ibiza, so we returned to one of the summer's biggest parties for an early morning session with the Nepolitan selector. 

Music On has become one of the preeminent chic hangouts for the international rich and famous, with the likes of Leonardo Di Caprio, Paris Hilton and P Diddy frequenting Amnesia for the Friday night techno extravaganza.

Musically, it’s not what you may expect the celebrity elite to go for, but with the ‘underground’ there often tends to be undeniable air of cool in wafting about. The island has had that allure for many years, but certainly in recent times the A-listers and the European social elite have seemed increasingly inclined to immerse themselves in a party, which is ostensibly, ‘all about the music’ – music which, for the most part, is tough dance floor fare.

Whilst I didn’t spot any celebrity glugging from enormous bottles of Grey Goose, the party was packed to the rafters as usual, all there to see the night's curator take us on a journey from start to finish, certifying the notion that Music On is ‘the place to be’ on a Friday night on the White Isle. One of the most internationally trendy hotspots, for sure.

Stood in the middle of the crowd you’re surrounded by the European style elite - it’s all about tattoos, monochrome and retro sunglasses on the Terrace dance floor.

Behind the decks the Neapolitan don, Marco Carola oozed nonchalance as he delivered his unique brand of raw tech-house and techno. Recently he has become increasingly fond of the biggest tracks and even bigger build-ups, pushing the crowd to the point where the only thing that will suffice as a sign of pure appreciation is a sea of hands in the air. Musically it’s uncomplicated, but it’s the delivery that makes Carola the DJ he is. The music he played hit the spot with everyone – from the growling bass lines and shuffling rhythms full of groove to the vocals that very occasionally creep in to grab yet more attention. It’s always a slow build journey towards those sunrise hours that revellers usually dread, but give the Amnesia Terrace its magical feeling.

Over in the Main Room, the diminutive Joseph Capriati was laying the kind of gritty tech-house and pumping techno that suits the dark room so perfectly. The room was full from front to back, certifying the rapid rise of Capriati and his increasing ascendance into the upper echelons of techno.

Maceo Plex’s ‘Crossfade’ remix went down a storm, as it has done all season, before Capriati settled into more of his accessible yet pounding techno in the vein of close friend Adam Beyer and his Drumcode label.

It’s hard to stay away from the Terrace for too long though and as always, Carola was keeping a straight face for the most part, reserving hands in the air for his biggest of selections. Carola's biggest moments – the early morning moments – come when he’s liberally cranking the knobs on his delay effects like a mad professor before dropping a huge bass line, sending the throng of party-goers into hysteria until the party ends in the Ibiza morning light.

The intensity built towards this point steadily, but powerfully, as Marco found himself in the zone to compelling effect. He remained a picture of calm, sunglasses on and concentrating intently on delivering music which controls your body, coaxing the dancing out of you. There was nothing forced, people’s bodies and minds were just induced into this uncontrollable dancing state.

It was wild, it was busy and Carola did what he does best – caused ecstatic reactions with consummate ease.

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