Society Mercator confirmed the rumuors, that they bought part of the realeastate proprety, in which work the discotheque Ambasada Gavioli.

Mercator assures that the discotheque will stay open till the end of the year 2008. The best neighbour bought 1500 square meters large building and 10 thousand square meters of corresponding land. Both was property of society Evolution. Unnofiacial sources say that Mercator bought Ambasada for 7 million euros.

In early 1990’s

Breakbeat lover Freq Nasty will be the next DJ honored with a release in the celebrated FabricLive series.

Born in Fiji and raised in New Zealand, breakbeat pioneer FreQ Nasty grew up listening to his father’s stories about his rowdy rock shows (“I remember him saying when he was 14 or 15, he was earning more in a week than his dad was in a month from playing in bands!”) and

Detroit producer Kenny Larkin takes a break from the stand-up comedy to put out a new album on Carl Craig’s Planet E label. Keys, Strings and Tambourines drops in July.

Who says techno artists don’t have a sense of humour? Kenny Larkin’s output has been quiet of late, the reason being that he has moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in standup comedy and independent film-making. The

Series creator Tim Kring lets slip the title of the next chapter of NBC’s sci-fi hit, and it signals interesting times for our super friends.

The third chapter of Heroes has yet to begin, but anticipation is already palpable for it, largely in part to its mouth-watering title “Villains.”

The straight-forward names of the volumes have always been a good indicator of what’s in store for that chapter

Lee Coombs has been at the forefront of the electronic music scene for the better part of 15 years. He’s released groundbreaking mix CDs, remixed the world’s most acclaimed artists and knocked out dancefloor destroying productions considered classics years after their release. While often associated with the Breaks genre, this labelling does not begin to tell the entire story. A boundary-less approach is truly Coombs’ trademark and he’s famous for