As Scotland and the rest of the UK begin to emerge out of the pandemic, Lina Gustmann considers what this means for coming together on the dance floor.

Elah Cohen reviews Night Fever, an exhibition currently on show at the V&A in Dundee which explores the various global influences which have contributed to the design of club culture since the 1960s until today.

A hard and fast 50 minutes showcasing what the modern ghettotech revival has to offer.

Music, psychoanalysis and the collective unconscious

Szentek is here to treat you with a new, icy cold mix.

Anna Kerr looks at the role played by women and female sexuality from the development of the early hip-hop scene, to today’s ‘Bad Bitch Music. ’

This is the era of Coronavirus – so let’s face it, we’re all feeling a bit funky. Tune in – and let go – with this eclectic mix incorporating all things funky.

In an effort to re-educate her sister, Hannah de Almeida Newton charts the trajectory of disco, explaining why it is the best music to be listening and dancing to right now.

A bass-heavy ode to the club because we all miss it.

Khiara analyses the formal documentation, museum exhibitions and art surrounding British electronic dance music and club culture, considering the impact of Covid-19 on the music sector and these ‘cultural entities’.

Sofia Balestrin takes us from the beginnings of Glam Rock to current trends in EDM to explore the long, intertwined history of fashion and music.

Georgia MacPherson investigates the history of ruin bars in Budapest as a form of guerrilla hospitality and discusses the central role they play in the creative regeneration of urban environments.

Bring the energy of Notting Hill into your living room with Anna's DIY Carnival Mix

Anushka Kapadia delves into Ghanian Highlife and Nigerian Afrobeat, exploring how the music and counterculture generated by the genre’s post-colonial artists were monumental to their corresponding regions’ political, cultural, and social atmosphere.

Filled with the electro sounds of the UK and the heavy bass of Berlin techno serve Livi’s Cream of Techno soup piping hot for your listening pleasure.

For anyone who missed our radio show or wants to relive the magic from the EH-FM takeover, here you can listen to our show from 25th July.

Keep creative in quarantine with this collection of tracings produced by the Szentek team.

Harrie Woodhams examines the legacy of anti-blackness in the history of art, and the powerful remnants of white supremacy in the contemporary realm of modern art.

An analysis of Pursuit Grooves’ album Bess, inspired by the first black American to obtain an international pilot’s licence, including a discourse with the Canadian DJ.

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Tune into EH-FM for a full day stay-at-home party with ASHA Sound System

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