Noisia and Mayhem feat. KRS One - "Exodus"

Stunning images of sonic/visual warfare. Captures the feel of hardcore electronic sounds and what they might look like in the mind of a twisted dude like Alex Lehmann. Loving the dark/computer-generated mayhem in this vid. OH yeah, and the bottom video is mad fun too, just not quite as elaborate. Big ups Noisia!

FRED THE RAVER

HAHAHA don't have to say much about this one. Bass in yo face!

ESKMO - Colorbrain Podcast

Been really bumpin' this mix a lot lately. Big thanks to my girl Lila out on the west coast for gettin' me into this guy, one of my favorite new artists. ESKMO aka Brendan Angelides, is a San Francisco-based electronic producer that's been making music for the last decade. Representin' the west coast/glitched out style, he makes some of the funkiest, illest bass-heavy tunes I've heard in a while. I saw a description on the net somewhere that labeled his music as "Classy Dubstep", which I thought was pretty dead on. A lot of dubstep (and to a lesser extent glitch music) gets a little boring and repetitive sometimes, but ESKMO always keeps it moving. Liquidy synths and glitch sounds float over massive, hip-hop style earthquaking bass lines. Killer, killer stuff, definitely check this one out..

Podcast on Brainfeeder Records

Gaslamp Killer - "Hell and the Lake of Fire are waiting for YOU!

Saw a pretty sweet show last week at the Middle East in Cambridge. Prefuse 73 was headlining, but actually turned out to be pretty weak. I had seen him play at the same venue some five years ago actually, and he was way better, probably since he wasn't such an established artist at the time. I love the guy's work, but this time around his music was a bit too ambient and spacey, and his encore was pretty poor - he stood with his back to the audience and played some thrash/noise guitar licks. Myself and the few remaining people in the audience were left feeling even more confused and dissapointed after that.

Gaslamp Killer, the dude that opened for him, was amazing though. Totally made it worth going to the show just to catch his set. Dude plays a mix of dubstep, world, rock, and funky breaks, making a sick live set. He was in total control the whole time, keeping the crowd bouncing and whomping. Great set. I had the pleasure of copping his demo after the show, crazy artwork/packaging, it's called "Hell and the Lake of Fire are waiting for YOU!"

sorry for the rapidshare link