Electronic music, DJ culture and nerdism
Praveen Sharma and Travis Stewart’s debut album comes around with a massive mix of the current electronic music in the UK – New York interchange. The combination of each artist’s sound matches in a very dainty way to their project Sepalcure. Stewart’s high-frequency Drum n Bass and Jungle influenced rhythms and the love of both ...
On his new and first LP, Rustie marks his hunting ground! Who liked his Sunburst EP will love these thirteen wonderful anranged tracks with their overloaded synth-thunders over massive and variable beats which sometimes relate more to Hip Hop beats and another time, they are influenced by Dubstep or House. Still he keeps his own ...
We featured Geyser a.k.a. Riad Michael a few weeks ago. He already mentioned his new album back then, and this album is now about to be released. “Fifth” is clearly more an album for the living room than for the dancefloor. However, you can certainly hear that Geyser has been paying attention to recent developments ...
It might look like there’s not much happening on Sweet Headache right now. While it’s true that a couple of things have been keeping me busy in the last couple of days, we actually have a few things coming up in the near future. So while Sweet Headache is far from dead, it’s actually great ...
I just discovered an exceptional Dubstep compilation: “Transnational Dubstep” concentrates on ethno-influenced Dubstep tunes and tries to give an overview over the whole spectrum. If you have ever wondered what Indian Dubstep or Balkan Dubstep would sound like, this could ease your curiosity. Apart from this being an interesting idea, this compilation also nicely demonstrates ...
