Disco Pogo Issue 10

Published bi-annually, Disco Pogo celebrates dance music, club culture and leftfield electronic artists. 

What grabbed us about this issue…

This issue balances looking to the future while appreciating the past. There's three cover stars: Mike D, Goldie and The Avalanches with accompanying interviews inside that we enjoyed taking a look through. If you're into Northern nightlife, there's a feature looking back at 20 years of Manchester's Warehouse Project that you might like. For a more considered read, there's a feature looking at music as a form of climate change activism that's worth a look. 

Please note: covers for this issue are limited. If your chosen cover is out of stock, we’ll send you a different one.

Who’s Disco Pogo for?

Disco Pogo would suit you if you have an interest in dance music and want to go beyond the surface. It feels more like an encyclopedia than a magazine, with long-form journalism and photography printed on thick pages that carry some weight in your hands. There's also listings for upcoming events across the UK. This would suit you if you want something to work through rather than dip into.

Type: Long-form, with visual elements

Pages: 192 

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