Aphex Twin has become a by-word for ‘impenetrably weird’ over the course of a fascinating career. But underneath the surface, he has also made some of the most emotional and humane material under the ‘dance music’ umbrella.

KEYMAG takes a look into the technique of plunderphonics and two of its greatest accompishments, from DJ Shadow's Endtroducing to the Avalanches' Since I Left You.

This piece analyses how Daft Punk smuggled ideas from three seemingly polar-opposite genres into dance music to become pop culture icons.

Off the back of the release of his debut EP, “These Days”, hip-hop artist Diminutive Arthur talks to KEYMAG about how this work came together.

A documented saga involving a young but ominous figure lurking in the shadows growing up to be an accomplished songwriter.

Fearless and driven, sitting down with session drummer and creative Dan Wright was like unboxing a mind spilling over with thoughts and ideas.

KEYMAG sits down with the old-soul voice of Lewis Ross-Robson, an artist who, in a few short years, has already received co-signs from Loyle Carner to BBC Introducing.

A brief insight into a pick of the greatest musical collectives to ever be devised.

A meeting with the man who’s worked with Ghetts, Denzel Himself and way more to come.

Dangermouse’s collage-like masterpiece spawned a hugely-successful career, as well as a fascinating story of the industry outlawing of a sample fanatic.