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Event Horizon: Bluetech @ Summit Music Hall
If you could eat music for lunch, Bluetech‘s tracks would be food for thought. The classically trained pianist…
Cockpit Kingpins: Manufactured Superstars
The camera opens on what appears to be an “astronaughty” slumber party. Hotties in orange spacesuits gradually begin…
Soundcloud Gems: Oliver Tank
Hundreds of thousands of people around the planet have probably already heard Oliver Tank‘s music and don’t even…
Hindsight: Amon Tobin @ The Ogden
In modern electronica circles, it’s all about keeping up with the Joneses’ light show. Daft Punk’s pyramid is…
DVD DL: deadmau5 – Live @ Earl’s Court
Joel Zimmerman–better known as deadmau5–has some of the most advanced technology on the planet at his fingertips, yet…
Dance Floorgasm: Wicked Reunion Tour @ Beauty Bar & Cluster Studios
Disco never actually died. It just evolved into house music. Which is why house hero Garth’s debut drop…
Festival Window: Communikey
Vinyl may still be the music format of choice for audiophiles and collectors, but the turntables that play…
Road Trippin’: Beyond Wonderland
Alice in Wonderland is one of the most colorful tales ever conjured. California-based Insomniac, America’s single largest dance…
Beat Diet: David Starfire
News flash: Western music isn’t the end-all-be-all. The Beatles knew it. So did Paul Simon and Peter Gabriel.…
NocturnOwl: Dubsteppin’ into the Mainstream
In last week's Music Monday blog, I mentioned Rolling Stone's “Dance Takeover†mini-feature. Black-Eyed Peas producer David Guetta kicks off the section and LCD Soundsystem scores the majority of ink, but half of one page is dedicated to “Fresh Beatsâ€, a chart-like breakdown of popular emerging electronica genres or “Clubland's Latest Soundsâ€. Dubstep sits at number two on the list. Duh.