by: Jessica Mao Apr 16, 2020 pinterest Possessed by a sharp attentiveness to sound design and a monstrous appetite for head-splitting dubstep, Subtronics and his rise in the bass scene has unfolded both graciously...
by: Chris Stack Apr 8, 2020 pinterest Podcast interviews with Flume aren’t exactly a dime a dozen. Though the virtuoso producer was recently brought out of his shell by girlfriend and host of the...
by: Rachel Narozniak Apr 15, 2020 pinterest As seasoned Shallou listeners who first cut their teeth on the producer’s catalog with Souls can attest, Magical Thinking streams like a sonic bildungsroman, and in many...
by: Austin Evenson Apr 15, 2020 pinterest It’s always a great day when Lane 8 drops a new mix. Every year since the winter 2013, the Colorado deep house don has been known to...
Larry Sherman, a founder of legendary Chicago label Trax Records, has died of heart failure aged 70. Marshall Jefferson paid tribute to Sherman on Instagram, with a statement from the label on Facebook later...
by: Jessica Mao Apr 14, 2020 pinterest The Streets have shared their lead single from forthcoming mixtape None of Us Are Getting Out of This Life Alive. Led by Mike Skinner, the English rap...
by: Austin Evenson Apr 14, 2020 pinterest Quarantine has been generally good to music fans as artists from all genres have been kicking it into high-gear with delivering consistent content and even a few...
by: Robyn Dexter Apr 14, 2020 pinterest On April 3, Chromeo fans were thrilled to discover the Grammy-nominated duo had taken to Instagram to release their first “quaran-jam” called “Clorox Wipe.” The video showed...
The Streets are releasing a new mixtape called ‘None Of Us Are Getting Out Of This Life Alive’ Island on July 10. The mixtape also features Tame Impala, IDLES, Donae’O, Greentea Peng, Ms Banks,...
by: Jessica Mao Apr 13, 2020 pinterest Throughout its lifespan of more than 15 years, Coachella‘s Do LaB stage has gained status as the festival’s hidden gem in its consistently top-notch art design, buzzworthy...
