Line Noise publishes interviews, album reviews and critical essays on electronic dance music and adjacent rock and indie, mixing new releases with older records. Readers get artist conversations and opinionated writing from a music journalist.

Pe Dupre, a self-described disco kid and '80s music fan, writes weekly deep dives into the stories behind influential 12-inch dance singles from 1975 to 1995. Each issue mixes personal memories, record-industry history and dry humour around a single track or artist.

A podcast and newsletter in which two music writers discuss underground dance music culture, combining interviews with promoters and artists and commentary on trends such as festivals and mainstream DJ stardom. Each issue pairs an episode with a long written intro and reader feedback.

A conversational music newsletter from a club-culture community, mixing personal diary-style accounts of gigs and festivals with track recommendations and dance-floor anecdotes. Readers get a mix of recent live-music reports, record picks like Oumou Sangare and Pachanga Boys, and witty reflections on scenes from heavy metal to electronic music.