Beyond the Stars

In the run up to the Christmas holidays, a number of musical goodies dropped into both the physical and electronic mailboxes at Beyond Th...

Konk are one of my favourite post-Punk New York bands, listening to their records always evokes images moments I never actually experienc...

About a year ago, I found myself scouting for venues and in the basement of a sushi bar at the Clerkenwell end of Old Street. Whilst standi...

IT GOT KRAZY! The first in what will undoubtedly be an irregular series, tapping the infinte drama mine of youtube vogue videos. Tweet

New Juno chart chart with hotness from Mark E Evetts. John Heckle, Carl Craig, Modernista Records, Neville Watson, Beond the Stars, and ...

Back in Novmber 2009, I wrote about the first release on Modernista Records . The quality was impressive - music, mastering, pressing, desi...

After I played at the inaugural Thunder party back in August (summer nights seem so long ago already, eh?), quite a few people were jolly...

After much procrastination and some pontification, Beyond the Stars has teamed up with some old friends and is finally getting a night that...

January 1990 - a cold, dark month and Britain was a cold, dark place. Thatcher’s reign now spanned three decades and like millions of ...

I’m not really a Sasha fan. The man like just never really got me hot under the collar. And I’ve found a lot of his music to be over blown ...

Beyond the Stars heard from another old friend recently, DJ Nature, who I was luck enough to interview last year. Back home in New York he...

Back in early 2009, Beyond The Stars was lucky enough to be one of the first to interview Mark E , who hot on the back of the success of pr...

This is a mix I did when I guest on Andrew Panphlett’s show on Six Million Steps Radio. Andrew is a key member of Six Million Steps crew, w...

Surreal. It had been a long day and surreal is really the only way to describe it. Gone midnight in a leafy London suburb, I’m sitting...

The Sound Factory is simply the best club I've ever been too. This is some rare footage from around the time it was at its most popular....

Some years ago, I picked up this obscure Swemix version of Jamie Principle’s Chicago staple, ‘Baby Wants To Ride’ in the 50p basement of Re...