DJmag — ‘The House of the Windy – Dance Music’s Forgotten Heroes’ charts the history of the genre... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — I probably wouldn’t have given two shits about Suede had it not been for Flying Saucer Attack’s over-saturated and explosive cover of the group’s “The Drowners”. Dave Pearce and Rachel Brooks started FSA in 1992, crafting an album dipped in... more info

Core News — “Dave Pearce talks to DJ Danny Rampling about the 25th anniversary of his seminal acid house club night, Shoom. One of the UK’s best-known club nights, Shoom was inspired by Rampling’s trip to Ibiza in the summer of 1987 with his friends Nicky ... more info

Guardian Music — There is always the chance of an intimate one-off show by the Rolling Stones, but if not the xx will soothe those winter bluesThe Rolling StonesThe cheapest tickets (£95 excluding booking fee) sold out in three minutes and the rest (a snip at £375)... more info

Core News — “BBC Radio 6 Music Celebrates: Dance Culture this April. So grab your glowsticks, your smiley face T-shirt and delve in to the world of rave with Dave Pearce, as he talks to Slipmatt. Slipmatt began DJing in 1989 at the legendary Raindance raves an... more info

Guardian Music — Former Radio 1 DJ grabs his glowstick and baseball cap for weekly show mixing dance classics from the 70s to the presentThe words "dance music" and "BBC Radio 2" have until now mostly been associated with shows such as Big Band Special. However, the ... more info

Core News — “DJ, producer, label boss and all round dance music legend, Paul Oakenfold presents an exclusive mix of current favourites that he is playing in clubland at the moment. Last week’s 6 Mix saw Dave Pearce talking to Paul Oakenfold in depth about hi... more info

Core News — “In this special 6 Mix programme, Dave Pearce talks to Paul Oakenfold about his life in dance music. For over three decades Oakenfold has been one of the leading forces in the dance music world, with an extensive career that lists events such as si... more info

Guardian Music — The jury's out on what the station will be like after two of its longest-serving specialist DJs leave – who would you recruit?As one of his catchphrases went, like toilet paper, Judge Jules was on a roll. But now that roll is over and he's leaving ... more info

Guardian Music — Continuing our new series in which Guardian and Observer writers pick their favourite albums – with a view that you might do the same – Dorian Lynskey says consider yourself ... warned!To find, at an impressionable age, a record that not only exp... more info