Archive for January, 2012

Besides being a purveyor of quality vodka, Grey Goose is also know to be at the forefront of quality music all around the world. Here in Singapore, they’ve been a proud supporter of  the acclaimed Blue Velveteen Sessions at KU DÉ TA, bringing you height of electronic excellence (with the likes of Andy Fletcher and [...]

Hot on the heels of their catastrophically awesome Dubpocalypse NYE comes yet another huge I ♥ Dubstep night! This one welcomes their newest resident Jean Reiki to their bass army along with special guest DeVille (Senseless Records, UK) and the Qilin-approved d’n’b pioneer Andy Vortex, who’s back from the UK and packing more bass in [...]

Post-hardcore outfit A Skylit Drive first made a name with 2008’s Wires And The Concept Of Breathing but it wasn’t until their 2009 label debut (released via Fearless Records) Adelphia that commercial success caught up with their talent. The band then unleashed their opus Identity On Fire in 2010, leading to a massive spike in [...]

This Boston duo had one helluva 2011 with two incredible mix-CDs (one alongside Wolf + Lamb) that succinctly showed-off their crate-digging creativity along with a discerning eclecticism founded upon the refreshingly open-minded philosophy that “house wears many hats”. Elyte and Cnyce’s inclusion at #14 on Resident Advisor’s Best DJs of 2011 list was no accident [...]

What is it about DJs and their masks? From Daft Punk to Deadmau5, we’ve seen our fair share of disguised men behind the decks and the latest to join that list is English producer Aaron Jerome aka SBTRKT (pronounced as subtract). The first thing that catches your eye is the ornate ceremonial tribal mask that [...]

It’s been a little while since we heard from post-hardcore outfit The Used but wahey, the boys are back with a new single in tow called “I Come Alive”. Taken off their long-awaited forthcoming LP Vulnerable, the track tames frontman Bert McCracken’s beast a little bit and chooses instead to show off his underrated range. [...]

Berlin can change your life, or at least that’s what happened to the boys behind Turmspringer. While Tim Brüggemann was brought up in the minimal underground, his production partner Robert Galic was initially a London boy with a renowned discography of jazzanova. And when Robert headed to Germany to finish his latest nu-jazz work, it [...]