Lawrence Burden of legendary techno triumverate Octave One has been a driving force in Detroit music since establishing the 430 West label with his brothers in 1991. John Osselaer spoke to him in 2000 for Overload Media.

Overload's Belgian correspondent John Osselaer caught up with techno radical Neil Landstrumm back in 2001 while he was residing in NYC.

Robert Hood's seminal works on Axis and M-Plant paved the way for the wave of muscular minimalism that flooded techno clubs during the late nineties. As Surgeon once remarked, 'When Hood released his pivotal Minimal Nation EP in 1993, it was like a bomb went off'. In a rare interview back in 2001, John Osselaer spoke with the Detroit don for Overload Media.

A key member of Underground Resistance, James Pennington aka Suburban Knight was responsible for seminal techno releases such as The Groove and The Art of Stalking. Overload’s Belgian correspondent caught up with him in Liege in 2000, where the Detroit knight talked about the early days, UR and keeping it real.

John Osselaer was inspired by his trip to the Detroit Electronic Music Festival in 2000 and knew that Alan Oldham - one of the few Detroit DJs who spins in the US more than Europe - would have a word or two to say on the city of techno legend.

Overload Media 's John Osselaer talked at length to techno pioneer and Detroit native Blake Baxter, back in 2001.

On the eve of his Globus Mix release on Berlin's Tresor imprint, John Osselaer talks to Scottish techno visionary Dave Tarrida.

Jon Weinel submerges himself in the experimental hardcore of La Peste and the Hangars Liquides imprint.

The very title of Sketchie's debut, Rain By High Lantern, casts light upon his whole project. Picture, if you can, a lantern held high on a...

Alan O'Boyle and Dennis McNulty have been pivotal to the development of Dublin's electronic music scene. Kate Butler spoke to the duo, better known as Decal, back in 2002.

Laurent Fintoni takes a deep breath and dives into the world of bass operator Paul Rose, aka Scuba, the man behind the ever-evolving Hotflush label.

Ready for some Mad Rave? Laurent Fintoni talks in depth to one of Japan's hottest electronic music producers, Takeaki Maruyama.

Since the start of the noughties, productions from both sides of the Atlantic have signalled a return to the boom bap beats of hip hop's golden era, says Laurent Fintoni.

Laurent Fintoni talks to LA-based producer Edward Ma, aka edIT, about the influences that have shaped his futuristic take on hip hop.

The Glitch Mob are much more than your regular turntable tagteam. Laurent Fintoni meets the Californian crew who sum up their musical approach in three words: dirty, fucking, bass.

Glasgow's LuckyMe family are making the most of this 'beautifully open time in music'. Laurent Fintoni meets the idiosyncratic collective poised for world domination.