Joy Orbison

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Hyperspecific: Dance Music For August Reviewed By Jaša Bužinel

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Still Slipping Vol. 1

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Articles 5

A Quietus Interview

Systems Align: Joy Orbison & Ben Vince Interviewed

Following the release of their first collaborative record on Hessle Audio earlier this month, Joy Orbison and Ben Vince discuss the process behind pairing live saxophone and club music and the changing dynamics of London's clubs

A Quietus Interview

Subliminal Frequencies: An Interview With Pinch

Pinch has been one of dubstep's foremost figures since long before its current flirtation with mainstream pop-dance dynamics. Here, he speaks to Harry Sword about the current state of the genre and the ideas that went into his excellent new addition to the Fabriclive mix series

Black Sky Thinking

Eazy Eavis – Glastonbury Finally Embraces The Urban

Melissa Bradshaw didn't think Glastonbury was for her... until the sun-blissed 2010, when Snoop, Joy Orbison and Hyperdub ruled the parched fields. Images thanks to Georgina Cook.

Black Sky Thinking

The Best New Music Of The Year So Far: A Dragnet List

Kev Kharas looks at the past six months to gather up the finest new music of 2009

Black Sky Thinking

Dragnet #6: New Music From FaltyDL, Hype Williams And Joy Orbison

Loitering at the fringes of the MySpace melee

News 13

Joy Orbison Shares New Track, ‘Bastard’

Out on XL, it's a collaboration with London-based vocalist Joe James

Joy Orbison Digs Into The Archives For New Release

'archive 09-10' collects a number of previously unreleased cuts from the early part of the producer's career

Joy Orbison Releases New Track, ‘2M3 2U’

The UK producer describes the cut as "a bit of a UK take on hyperpop"

Overmono And Joy Orbison Team Up On New Track, ‘Blind Date’

It includes vocals from US R&B singer ABRA

Optimo Reveal Lineup For New Festival, Watching Trees

Maximum Joy, DEBONAIR and Joy Orbison are among the artists joining them at the festival's inaugural edition this September

Joy Orbison Releases New Track, ‘Pinky Ring’

Out now, it's billed as a companion piece to last year's 'red velve7' single

Joy Orbison Reveals New Mixtape, ‘Still Slipping Vol. 1’

The release is the UK DJ and producer's first full-length project

Overmono And Joy Orbison Collaborate On XL

It's the first time the three have come together on record

Joy Orbison Details New EP

The six-track 'Slipping' EP is due out next week

LIVE REPORT: Dekmantel 2018

Dekmantel's sixth edition saw the festival continue to push out beyond the bookings synonymous with its early years

PREVIEW: Houghton 2018

A selection of tQ's finest writing on Houghton's finest acts, as selected from the festival's upcoming line-up this weekend

Things Learned At: Houghton 2017

With the team behind Wales' Gottwood Festival debuting a new weekender on the grounds of Houghton Hall earlier this month with the aide of fabric resident Craig Richards, Christian Eede headed along to Houghton's first edition and tapped into an unshakable sense of hedonism in the process. All photos courtesy of Jake Davis at Hungry Visuals

Things Learned At: Dekmantel 2017

As Amsterdam's Dekmantel Festival returned to the woods of the Amsterdamse Bos for its fifth year last weekend, Christian Eede declares it the best edition yet and shares just what he learned this year

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Reviews 6

Hyperspecific: Dance Music For October Reviewed By Jaša Bužinel

Hyperspecific: Dance Music For August Reviewed By Jaša Bužinel

Joy Orbison Still Slipping Vol. 1

Fighting Homogenisation: Dekmantel Reviewed

Hazy Euphoria: Things The Quietus Learned At Sónar 2015

The Month In Electronic Music: Jam City, 2562, Sigha & More

Articles 5

Systems Align: Joy Orbison & Ben Vince Interviewed

Subliminal Frequencies: An Interview With Pinch

Eazy Eavis – Glastonbury Finally Embraces The Urban

The Best New Music Of The Year So Far: A Dragnet List

Dragnet #6: New Music From FaltyDL, Hype Williams And Joy Orbison

News 13

Joy Orbison Shares New Track, ‘Bastard’

Joy Orbison Digs Into The Archives For New Release

Joy Orbison Releases New Track, ‘2M3 2U’

Overmono And Joy Orbison Team Up On New Track, ‘Blind Date’

Optimo Reveal Lineup For New Festival, Watching Trees

Joy Orbison Releases New Track, ‘Pinky Ring’

Joy Orbison Reveals New Mixtape, ‘Still Slipping Vol. 1’

Overmono And Joy Orbison Collaborate On XL

Joy Orbison Details New EP

LIVE REPORT: Dekmantel 2018

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Things Learned At: Houghton 2017

Things Learned At: Dekmantel 2017

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