Music
Cypress Hill & Rusko – Roll It, Light It
Cypress Hill have teamed up with Rusko to bring you the first track off their new EP entitled “Roll It, Light It”. The video is epic: Really enjoyed all the special effects – did you? Read More
Amon Tobin – Surge (16Bit Remix)
Glad I found my Sennheisers for this one! 3 awesome producers today. Check out 16Bit’s remix of Amon Tobin‘s “Surge”: Starts with a nice garage vibe and then cuts into 16 Bit‘s typical dubstep total anhiliation. The original showcases Amon’s skills as a producers mixing up patches of sounds to create a rhythm without beats. Check out the orgiginal here: Another cool remix by Two Fingers: Interesting track.. gets better after 2 mins on the...
The Glitch Mob – Warrior Concerto – Free Download
Exciting news just in with the Glitch Mob announcing the release date of their new EP entitled “We Can Make The World Stop” to drop July 12th. The boys have shared a free download of “Warrior Concerto“, the first track off the new album. The Glitch Mob continue to innovate and create quality sounds that translate to something very big live. I had the privilege to see them live last year (2010) in Sydney at the Parklife Festival. It was definitely in the...
Magnetic Man – Anthemic ft. P. Money
The new track from Skream, Benga and Artwork, a.k.a. Magnetic Man featuring P Money. Sounds kinda “anthemic”.. must be the words “anthem” & “epic” combined? Read More
Buraka Som Sistema – Hangover (BaBaBa)
This track is guaranteed to get your booty shaking. It’s called ‘Hangover (BaBaBa)’ by Buraka Som Sistema and features a catchy ‘BaBaBaBaBaBa’ hook from when the group were in Rangel ‘City’ in Luanda, Angola, visiting some of their favourite Kuduro producers. Check it out here: One of the band members, Kalaf Angelo, recalls about one of the producers they visited, DJ Znobia: “He played us one of his tracks featuring Nacobeta, a...
Benga – Smack Your Bitch Up
I haven’t written a post since late November last year so this better be good hehe. I’ve really been unimpressed with the latest in what’s being produced in what they’re calling dubstep these days. Squeeks, bleeps and wobble were all great the first 500 times heard but serious originality and simplicity is lacking these days. When I first started listening to dubstep a few years back we had Skream, N-Type, Coki, Benga, Cluekid, MRK1, Loefah, The Bug, Vex’d,...
The High Society at Miss Libertine, Melbourne
I was in Melbourne this weekend and was lucky enough to see a gig that was fantastic right at the end of the trip. I read about this night: Ghetto Arts in a post on Facebook by Men Imitating Machines (more on these guys later) and was intrigued. So I went along to the gig and saw a lot of nice chilled acts for some good Sunday vibes & phat beats. The stand-out was High Society (a band recently Unearthed by Triple J featuring 7 members (including 3 MCs/Vocalists) and full...
Eskmo – Cloudlight
Lorn meets Flying Lotus meets The Glitch Mob meets Prefuse 73 and you have Eskmo: Cloudlight. Eskmo is a producer from San Fransisco working on a mixed bag of “genres” & featured on labels such as Warp, Planet Mu and Ninja Tune. A tonne of great tracks on Eskmo’s Myspace page too, well worth checking out. Very diverse. The production in this track is amazing. The full spectrum of EQ bands filled with blissful sounds. The video clip to Cloudlight offers vibrance...