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Christopher Mercer, aka Rusko originates from Leeds, UK. His approach to dubstep is adventurous in formula, sound and energy. Energetic and fun, his hit track “Cockney Thug” has been played by everyone from Pete Tong, Switch, Diplo and Santigold. Now aligned with Mad Decent, Rusko’s future is looking bright.
Barely one month into 2012, “We’re Making A Dubstep Record” looks set to remain popular music’s bumper sticker for the foreseeable future.
With the release date now set for March 26, it won't be long until we find out whether Rusko's second album lives up to it's "anti-brostep" claims.
“I don’t think it’ll go overground as such,” predicted the 17-year-old Benga in 2003. Nine years on, it's more a question of: just how overground can dubstep go?
Reports have flooded in that three-day dance cruise Holy Ship! failed to stay afloat - maybe the bass was just too heavy?
Setting sail on Friday 6 January from Fort Lauderdale on the Atlantic Coast in Florida, the first-ever Holy Ship! ‘electronic music cruise’ is something to behold.
"It's a reaction to the masculine, dance-floor orientated, distorted mess that is the current state of dubstep."
Feel like some bangers in your bag for Halloween? Hard Haunted Mansion can help you out with their mega-sized 2011 lineup.
Electric Daisy Carnival proves why it's got the reputation as America's most epic dance festival.
We’re currently feeling damn envious reading the announcement of the awesomely named Holy Ship! festival that’s going down in the US in the new year.
The upstart Identity festival tour will hit up over 20 US cities in August (the peak of their summer) for what some people are already calling the EDM equivalent of the Vans Warped Tour.
In the midst of talk of festival fatigue, the Good Vibrations roadshow reached its final destination here on the sunny Gold Coast.
Ever since the 2011 Good Vibrations line-up was accidentally leaked late last year, excitement about the undeniably iconic (albeit eclectic and perhaps a little dated) bill has been high.
From the sublime soul of Erykah Badu to Sasha's galvanising set and the triumphant send-off from Faithless, there was plenty to love about Good Vibrations.
Our good friends over at Data Transmission polled their UK readers to pick the DJ – or DJs as it were – most loved by Britons.
Brostep is sort of my fault, but now I’ve started to hate it in a way,” Rusko explains of the dubstep sub-genre.
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