TroyBoi summons an alien landscape with the bangin' bass music of "Mmmm." Does anyone else miss dubstep? For a brief moment, it seemed like the euphoric utopianism of rave could be paired with academic intellectualism and soundsystem (...) |
Nosaj Thing brightens up Jamie Isaac's nocturnal world on "Next To Me." Back in 2018, talking about Jamie Isaac's predilection for somnambulistic grooves, the website The Independent writes, "But when it (...) |
New European artist Ekat Bork has created something unique on SHAMANIA by melding genres including electronic, post punk, hip-hop, and avant-garde. Hailing from Siberia and currently residing in Switzerland (...) |
Oslo's Otha crafts an anxious, stream-of-consciousness dance floor banger on "Tired and Sick." Absolutely anything can happen on the dancefloor. Everyone's got their own reasons for wanting to lose themselves in a dimly lit club (...) |
Hotshot producer Whethan looks forwards/backwards on "Stay Forever" featuring STRFKR. For electronic music to truly take hold and grab the public fascination, it needs to strike an equilibrium between the past and the (...) |
Bow down to London electropop duo Reyko on "Surrender."There is nothing quite like the love of a good partner. It pumps you up, makes you feel capable of anything. After all, if you managed to secure the love of such an amazing (...) |
Norway's Sassy 009 craft a jittering, electro ode to isolation on "Thrasher." Loneliness can be a beast and Norway's Sassy 009 manages to evoke the ugliness and painfulness in “Thrasher” as well as capture some of its detached (...) |
Grimes returns with a chronicle of the decline on the electro-rockin' "My Name Is Dark (Art Mix)." Claire Boucher's journey has been one of the most bizarre, compelling, surreal stories of modern indie rock (...)
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Back in 2018, members of the band Chvrches expressed sincere admiration for legendary video game creator Hideo Kojima. A year later they’ve released the titular track on the soundtrack for Kojima’s highly anticipated new game (...) |
Some have called me a dance music soothsayer. A Nostradamus of the rave if you will. The music speaks to me and I’m able to look into my crystal ball and see the future. The last time I saw an entire career trajectory all (...) |
Australian indie-electronic duo Lastlings trace the trajectory of unconditional love on "Last Breath"! Some clever mathematician discovered that 50% of all songs in English between the years of 1968 and 1971 were love songs. 60% (...) |
R3hab holds a special place in my heart, regardless of that moment's outcome, for giving my buddy a break when he needed one. And that’s what good EDM is. It feels like a break through the hard times. Uplifting progressive (...) |
Despite all outward appearances suggesting the contrary, Oliver Tree needs to be taken seriously and is truly an artistic force to be reckoned with. Yes, I’m talking about this man. The above picture is not of (...)
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