Brooklyn based Savoy are releasing their brand new EP ‘Three Against Nature‘ for free. It’s with pleasure and surprise I’m going through these tracks, bringing me back to the glory days of electro music during 2008. It’s funky, it’s retro-futuristic, it’s not your average 4 to the floor-wait-for-the-drop that we’re all getting sick up to our neck with.
Three Against Nature has some early Daft Punk mixed with the electro relases on ekleroshock influences, I’m refering to Danger, DatA and so on. It’s right up my alley, and if I know all you readers right, it should be right up yours. My favorite track is ‘I Wouldn’t Mind‘, which you can get right here.
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Surprisingly, this is the first time that the incredible Finnish indie electro duo TJH87 have been featured here on the site. If you’re not familiar with them already, listen to their infamous “Break Away Kicks” right now.
The two just dropped a preview of their upcoming single “Deadlock” that will be released July 2nd via La Valigetta. It sounds so good. Those vocals from Patrick Baker are solid gold and I just can’t wait to hear the whole thing. Stay tuned for more on what will clearly be an epic release.
God damn. DAMN SON just dropped bombs with this remix album. This is fucking dope. Let’s start here with Cyrptex‘s reglitch of FiLiBuStA‘s “The Recipe”. Jesus Christ.
Cryptex’s take is fucking nasty, right? Well there’s more. Peep LeGinge‘s trapped out reinterpretation of the hit.
I know. It’s probably too much to take in at one time, but we’re not done so just hang on. RoboRob has taken on “Unity in Diversity”, giving it an electro-bass, more dubby outfit. It’s awesome.
You can stream FiLiBuStA’s entire remix album by clicking here. The whole thing is a free download!!!
Maximum Wolf sent over a mail the other day that said quite frankly, “I make heavy electronic music to party to.” My initial thought was, “OK, we’ll see,” and as I clicked the link to the video for “Broadcast” (which comes off his forthcoming debut album), I had no choice but to agree. The track itself is indeed a heavy electro mix with abrasive synths and grinding undertones. The visuals accompany the track perfectly. A bit sketchy, you’ll see a lot of chaos, pharaohs, and grime. Enjoy it below.
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The turn up duo gLAdiator recently unleashed a stupid, ignorant, just insanely wonderful remix of M.I.A.’s hit “Boyz” via Life+Times and Imanos’ “Trap Nation” mixtape. There’s some stanky shit on that tape though. I highly suggest taking a whiff. But for now, just go Russell Crowe on this one below.
Yoooo. So after a long ass day, sometimes I just want to come home, find a comfy cushion to rest my bum, put on my phones and chill the fuck out. I don’t want to think about shit…
I always trip on which song I want to turn down with, but I think I’ve found one for the days, maybe weeks to come. Android Automatic, you’re the man. Thank you.
“Camaro Dreams” is a perfect track to put on and slip away into your zone, and maybe even dream about muscle cars as the title sources. Go ahead.
And where “Camaro Dreams” leaves you with your eye lids slowly falling down, this “Neon Waves” is the jam to pick you back and get you right back into it. The arpeggio in this alone is enough to have you saying. “Alright, I’m good. Let’s fucking do this.” Get back to the grind below.
A new track from my favorite band that most of you never heard of (and therefore my duty to tell you about) Autostrada! The new track To The Unknown is a powerful synth ballad with all the right elements of pop, 80′s rock and intergalactic solo breakdowns. It makes my ears go wild, and when the track comes to an end, I find myself just pressing that play button again. Can’t wait for a full lenght album from these guys, I just know it will my favorite for a looong time.
It seems apparent to me that Swiss artist Le Twan has some sort of connection with that big, bright ball in the sky we see every night. His Lunar Bliss EP was one of my favorite disco, electro-funk releases over the last year, and now he’s back with the incredibly groovy Moon Dust. There’s only one thing that needs to be said about this release, really. It’s a chill-out EP. Fly your body and mind through Le Twan’s planets of sounds by pushing play on two favorites below.
