e/i
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e/i was the second magazine founded, published and edited by electronic music journalist Darren Bergstein, launched in 2003. It is the successor to i/e magazine, which ran from 1990 to 1998.[1] Closer in style to The Wire and Signal to Noise than other magazines, e/i focused on chronicling the history of electronic music.
In mid-2006, e/i Magazine announced that it was no longer publishing any print issues. In February 2007, the publisher announced that the magazine had revised its website, leading to a relaunch of the magazine as an online entity. The magazine is currently defunct as of January 2009.[2][3] In 2011, Darren Bergstein founded his own recording label called Periphery.[4]
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