It’s remarkable the Hilltop Hoods are at record number five, and still pushing their sound forward as much as they have on their new album. 'State of the Art' shows off the trio's hard work, delivering what may be their best to date! [more]
by Elliot G on July 5th, 2009
In recent years, there has been some serious noise coming out of ol’ Ireland way on the trance front. The man responsible, one *John O’Callaghan*. You might even say his sets had serious balls. Here's his debut album, _Never Fade Away_. [more]
by Bleekster on July 3rd, 2009
Freeland's second album leaves you shattered with productions that are magnificently delivered. [more]
by TheDon on July 2nd, 2009
For anyone not yet in the know, the album aims to illustrate the origins of drum n' bass as well as clearing the way for the future sound. [more]
They are hands down one of the most creative partnerships in music today, and this... [more]
Master Middleton drops a double CD mix album covering two decades of hand raising... [more]
If you found OceanLab’s debut album in its original form a bit too chilled and... [more]
With a slew of great collaborations and productions, Black Canvas present a great... [more]
The title of Steve Bug’s much anticipated fourth LP 'Collaboratory', released on... [more]
It’s remarkable the Hilltop Hoods are at record number five, and still pushing... [more]
Whether you choose to listen to it before a night out, as a postmortem of the... [more]
Trance fans have been waiting a while for Durand’s debut, and he delivers in... [more]
'Travel the Galaxy' seems to be something new from Ed Rush & Optical, and a little different - a drum n’ bass concept album seeking to establish a musical world, evoke a technological tapestry and create a soundscape of science fiction futurism. [more]
Think of Pacha and your mind probably wanders to the thought of ridiculous parties at club events that one never forgets. That being the case, you can't help but think what kind of music it involves. [more]
by Cameron_Elliott on June 26th, 2009
The next edition in the 'Dillanthology', 'Dillanthology 2 - Dilla’s Remixes For Various Artists' is here. This time showcasing his skills behind the desk, using other peoples beats. [more]
Kanye, Common and John Legend guest on an album that's a dud no matter what time of day. [more]
It’s a return to form for Mos Def. It’s head and shoulders above 'True Magic', and kind of feels like what 'The New Danger' should have been. [more]
T is playing "producer as storyteller", crafting the kind of hypnotic tale that latches onto your neurons and keeps your feet moving. Old school? Maybe. Old Hat? Not a chance. [more]
One of the most anticipated comps on the trance calendar, Armin's annual 'A State of Trance' continues to be an important barometre for the scene. And while the world's #1 DJ slightly under-delivers here, it's still a typically quality release. [more]
UK label Soul Jazz collects together a selection of their singles from the last 12 months. I went in knowing what to expect on the dubstep side of things, but they truly emphasis their diversity with this compilation. [more]
'Hands' is a good, fun, somewhat cheesy pop album – easy to listen to and not too challenging – which is not always a bad thing, as we all need our indulgences. [more]
by Rocca on June 22nd, 2009
For his first single in more than 2 years, John '00' Fleming comes up with a release so good, it could be dangerous to your mental health. [more]
by Rocca on June 18th, 2009
Sweet progressive trance with a great atmosphere. [more]
by Rocca on June 18th, 2009
Average vocal trance from US star Christopher Lawrence. [more]
Rektchordz returns with a little less breaks backup but instead with some work... [more]
Myagi makes a genre switch with his latest release, produced and armed to destroy... [more]
Many have tipped this producer for big things this year, and this release cements... [more]
The Cartel return after another long absence with their latest single which... [more]
Operating with a different dynamic than the blunt gusto usually required to ignite... [more]
This release leads with an update of Toastyboy’s evergreen 'Knowledge', given... [more]
The local dance music scene has a new label in town, and its first release... [more]
Mount Kimbie’s debut is an uncompromising salvo. None of the tracks on offer... [more]
Christopher Lawrence's Pharmacy label strikes again with a great trance release from a fresh up and coming producer. [more]
Nice peak time trancer with a touch of the Orient for something different. [more]
A surprisingly pretty good driving club mix of Enrique Iglesias' number one hit. [more]
Sigha’s debut is a solid, if not strikingly memorable release. Of the two sides, it is 'Expansions' by a nose - it’s bass weight and groove edging out against the noodly and repetitious 'Bruised'. [more]
Driving vocal progressive trance with a great package of remixes. [more]
Sweet prog from Christopher Manik on Neuroscience Deep. [more]
Engine No. 909 is the debut 12” release from label lynchpin Rhyece O’ Neill aka Western Synthetics, on his own Sub Continental Dub imprint. As per the label’s stated intent, this release showcases a distinctly experimental lean. [more]
The dynamic Dutch duo return on this, the fourth release for the ever-growing 3024 imprint. 2009 sees Martyn’s fledgling label build on the reputation earned through its consistent output of quality beats with this twelve from The Hague’s 2562. [more]
Deadmau5 - Eat you heart out! [more]
