Leviathan Jones - "Barracude Style"

Barracuda style by Leviathan Jones

Recent DJ set I recorded live, no editing.

Robot Koch - "Listen to them fade" EP

Oh man. I was pumped when I saw this album up, paid for it and everything. Robot Koch is definitely one of my favorite producers at the moment, this Berlin based producer has such a crazy good unique style. Lovin' this record, a widely diverse range of dubstep, tribal, vocal, and just twisted soundscapes. Dubbed out, fuzzy, and definitely wonky to the fullest, Robot Koch makes music for robots indeed. Check out a free track posted on XL8R and if you dig it, buy the full-length EP (it's only like 7 bucks or so). Definitely well worth your money.

XL8R Free Track - "Listen To Them Fade" feat. Grace

Buy the album on Juno

Glitch Mob @ Middle East 5.5.10

Man. What a sick show last night. Boston really came out to represent last night at the Middle East, at one of the dopest shows I've ever seen there. West coast bass monsters the Glitch Mob headlined, with opening sets from Free The Robots and Deru.

I got to the show around 9:45, and found out that the opening sets had switched, meaning I had missed Free The Robots. I was kinda bummed, since I'm a big fan of the new album, which I did a post on a while back.. Anyways, walked into Deru gettin' down, doin' his thing. One of the things I noticed was that his main controller was an APC40! The same Ableton controller I bought not too long ago and have been happily using. Other then that though, I wasn't really that big into his set. His music was pretty rhythmic and pumpin', but lacked a certain edge and for some reason I wasn't that into it. Same thing with his album actually, or at least one of his recent ones. Not bad by any means, but just not my thing exactly. Dude had a lot of energy on stage though and had the crowd moving pretty well, so I gave him credit.

Glitch Mob was the reason everyone was there, and they definitely came through in a large way. On a smoke break outside with friends (Tim my fellow contributor on this blog actually among them) we could see the line to get in stretching down the street. The venue wasn't sold out initially but it must have been by the end of the night. They came on, and mentioned how it was an important show since it was Edit's hometown and his parents were in the audience actually, then proceeded to murder the floor for the next two hours. Visuals were complex, they brought out a bunch of different instruments, and bass was always present and heavy. Their songs are really heady, synth filled epic, banger type songs, and their set lasted a really respectably long time.

Killer, killer show. Got a nice video and a couple good pics to get some idea, and attached a video to a recent music project they did recently, filming large-scale projections in a LA warehouse district. Alright, that's it for now, peace.

Intergalactic Panty Raid by Nucleic

Intergalactic Panty Raid by Nucleic

Beastie Boys "Intergalactic" x PantyRaid "Get the money" x Bronzed Chorus "EDWD to Georgia"

Jus' Like Music Presents - "Oscillations Pt. 1 and 2"

Had to do a post on this collection right here, seen this a few places out in the blogosphere. The good people at Jus' Like Music have provided 2 high quality, free compilations of future hop/dubstep/wonky sounds, and they definitely don't leave one disappointed. Featuring the likes of Slugabed, Alex B, KidKanevil, Om Unit, and Lunice, there are over 40 original, bangin' electronic tracks featured here from a wide range of talented artists. All released for free, on their Bandcamp page. Broken Haze "Block", the opening track on Part One, sounds sick with the volume turned up, nice glitchy bleeps and heavy bass. Check it out..


Jus' Like Music Bandcamp link