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RHYTHM MASTER We get the lowdown on Major Lazer’s new album from Diplo.


REBEL WITHOUT A PAUSE We round up Damian Lazarus and his Crosstown alliance to celebrate 10 years.


POLL DANCE! Which are the clubs that matter most to you? It’s Top 100 Clubs 2013.


HALCYON DAZE Danny Daze takes us back in time to his Miami bass roots.


ORIGINAL JUNGLIST! Snoop Lion is after his tracks, but LA’s 6Blocc is going back to basics.


BE THE CHANGE Trance stars Tritonal reveal why they might never have been.


EVOLVING WITH INVOLV3R Long-time electronic overlord Sasha has summons all his creative powers.


NIGHT OF THE LIVING BASS HEAD The Bay Area’s Bassnectar joins the dots between Mozart and Metallica.


LUCKY SEVEN A selection of tracks that shaped Kevin Saunderson.


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comin’ up Mr C Killers Fashion


on the floor


This month’s essential events in High Five


We go Beyond Wonderland... and survive! Get Rinsed in New York music Singles Albums Compilations


tech


Native Instruments’ new iPad DJ software


Moment of Your Time... The Bloody Beetroots


Pioneer’s new DDJ-SX Serato DJ controller keyboards


In the studio with Brookes Brothers


Is the Reloop RP-6000 Mk6 turntable the natural heir to Technics 1210s?


105 Novation’s latest synth


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