Lützenkirchen - Pandora Electronica
Lützenkirchen has certainly opened up a box of sinful pleasures with his debut album 'Pandora Electronica'. [more]
Lützenkirchen has certainly opened up a box of sinful pleasures with his debut album 'Pandora Electronica'. [more]
by FunkyJ on August 25th, 2008
Stereo MCs Double Bubble is an excellent album for clubs, cars and cafes. [more]
by lovetronic on August 25th, 2008
While there's plenty of fire on this album from behind-the-scenes man Skillz, it’s the beats that let him down in the end. [more]
by AliceElizabeth on August 25th, 2008
The latest album from OceanLab definitely ain't full of hands-in-the-air club anthems, but it sure as hell won’t disappoint. [more]
The Gathering flows together as well as the Legends do themselves. They certainly... [more]
Five years have passed since their highly respected debut 'Waking The Past', and... [more]
Having played host to some of the world’s key movers and shakers in the dance... [more]
Sneaky Sound System's aptly titled '2' feels like the missing half of their... [more]
Lützenkirchen has certainly opened up a box of sinful pleasures with his debut... [more]
Toby Tobias delivers an album of cutting edge music for slower dancefloors. [more]
Some five years since his last release, Bay Area MC and producer The Grouch drops... [more]
Martin Eyerer has been a respected name in electronic music for years now, and his... [more]
Warm chords and straight stepping rhythms are order of the day as Calibre navigates through varying shades of liquid drum and bass. [more]
Early eighties NYC-based post-punk outfit Liquid Liquid are one of those names that always seems to pop in reference to more contemporary influences upon the likes of LCD Soundsystem, The Rapture and !!!. [more]
This month, Dave Spoon takes the baton for the fifth chapter of the irrepressible Toolroom Knights series. [more]
Queens English is a bit different from the average UK hip hop act for one simple reason: there’s so many of them! [more]
A certified star for more than a decade, Nas is one of the few voices in hip hop who can drive change. [more]
by LeanneT on August 20th, 2008
There can be no doubting that David Guetta is the current crown prince of the commercial house scene. [more]
Quiet Village has crafted the perfect slow-mo soundtrack to the morning after a big night. [more]
You would have thought that DJs as well known as Shamus and Baby Gee might have ramped up the Wild label a little... Unfortunately this is not the case on Wild Weekends, and although I predicted as much I’m still disappointed! [more]
Hot on the heels of her critically acclaimed self titled debut album, Santogold returns alongside mash-up king Diplo with Top Ranking, a mixtape of epic proportions. [more]
by Richierich5381 on August 26th, 2008
Intimate deep house grooves from a veteran player. [more]
by Phonatics on August 25th, 2008
Mark has returned to production with a new sound and a new production name of MDX. [more]
by Richierich5381 on August 25th, 2008
Relax and enjoy ten varied remixes of a future deep house classic from DJ Spen's Code Red imprint. [more]
September is Swedish artist Petra Marklund, who has a certified hit on her hands... [more]
Bad-attitude kids, and recent visitors to Australia, Hadouken! present their new... [more]
Dividing opinion like sonic Vegemite, 'Body Crash' is the debut single from... [more]
With a little Parisian nonchalance, Yass puts to us his harvested wisdom in this... [more]
Bernard Fevre finishes the Black Devil Disco Club trilogy with 'Eight Oh Eight', a... [more]
Pendulum have caused a lot of debate with their second album, and the new path... [more]
Imitation is said to be the best compliment, but these days quality should be... [more]
All up this is in interesting return to the classic vocal house sound. Does it... [more]
Onionz has produced a really nice progressive track with 'Nothing But Love'. Bringing S.N.O.W on board to deliver the vocals direct from Brooklyn, New York City, is a masterstroke as he has always been able to bring the vibe of his legendary borough. [more]
With 'I Believe' the Happy Clappers have produced a track immersed deep in the gospel traditions of Aretha Franklin and piano driven house. [more]
FPS might be a relatively unknown name in the scene at the current time, but it won't be long until we see this duo dominating the top spots of charts all over the globe. A truly brilliant release. [more]
Both 'Kalimba' and 'Give Up to Get' bring an amazing array of tight beats and tasty melodies that are almost genre defying in there composition, but with a solid backbone of funk and soul that the Manchurian maverick is renowned for. [more]
by I Film Shit on August 8th, 2008
It really is good to see quality accessible house coming out of the Australian underground. Sydney based outfit Kaseo recently released their dirty electro house mega bomb Kill the Radio. [more]
Pnau are back with 'Embrace', the latest single off their new album, and it's come with a bunch of remixes. [more]
Another generic hip-pop track about how much money these brothers are stacking, and how they are doing this shit better than you could ever imagine. It's catchy, you can get your grind on to it, but it's nothing new. [more]
The launch of a homegrown label is a milestone which indicates the growth in popularity of a given sound within a region - a surefire indication that the spread of a genre is gaining significant momentum. [more]
Since Simon Dunmore at Defected re-opened the doors to Strictly Rhythm, we've been blessed with a constant outpouring of New York house from the legendary label. [more]