Review: Yuksek- Sweet Addiction EP
Summer is finally here, and Yuksek‘s EP Sweet Addiction was released in almost perfect coordination with the smoldering weather I’m currently facing in Los Angeles̵
Dengue Dengue Dengue collaborate with Branko and toy Selectah in ‘Amazonia’
Dengue Dengue Dengue‘s debut album has been gaining a lot of traction in underground circles, and with each single being released in preparation of Siete Raíces, we’ve
Gaslamp Killer drops experimental mix
Gaslamp Killer is back with a mix for XLR8R‘s podcast series, and the Low End Theory founder and Los Angeles DJ is no holds barred in his latest release. The producer has hel
Simian Mobile Disco previews ‘Staring At This Handle/Sky On The Floor’
While James Ford and James Shaw haven’t released an EP since 2014, they’re gearing up for some serious releases this year with their personal imprint Delicacies. ‘
Exclusive: 5 Minutes with Charlotte Cardin
Charlotte Cardin might be Montreal’s best vocal gift to the world currently. The talented singer has been dropping lyric-driven tracks with a soothing voice that hits the sou
The Hacker creates stunning mix
Zone Records labelhead The Hacker is back with a stunning mix for Electronic Beats Radio. Ranging from Dj Overdose to Krafterk to Cardopusher, the talented French DJ knows no bound
So Loki releases visuals for ‘Lil Ma’
So Loki are a Vancouver,Canada duo have recently released their mixtape together, launching their name in the Vancouver scene (although arguably they had names for themselves under
Rina Sawayama’s ‘Where U Are (salute’s Interstellar Remix)’ is Annie Mac’s Free Music Monday
Rina Sawayama is an up-and-coming singer from Japan that’s currently based in the UK. She’s been garnering major underground attention for her fashion forward side, as
Review: Blixa Bargeld and Teho Teardo – Nerissimo
Blixa Bargeld has gradually metamorphosised from feral-haired post-punk enfant terrible to respectable bourgeois institution, just like his old Bad Seeds mucker Nick Cave. Formed i
Review: John Carpenter – Lost Themes II
As a film director, John Carpenter made very few sequels. Granted, there was Escape From L.A., which relocated Escape From New York’s anti-hero Snake Plissken to a slightly diffe
