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Rage Against The Machine Reuniting, Confirmed First Coachella Headliner For 2020
Just one day after My Chemical Romance announced their first reunion show in seven years, Rage Against The Machine has announced a reunion tour after eight years with five shows planned in 2020. The news came a new Instagram account that has since been verified as legitimate. Forbes confirmed, Wayne Kamemoto, a longtime associate of the band just said, “The band’s social media is accurate.” The band hasn’t played together since their 2011 L.A. Rising show at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Guitarist Tom Morello, drummer Brad Wilk and bassist Tim Commerford teamed with Public Enemy’s Chuck D and Cypress Hill’s...
Half an Orange – Mostly We Grow
Returning in a big way with their new Mostly We Grow Pt.2 EP, Half An Orange once again proves to be in a league of their own – showcasing their production prowess. They have engineered a masterfully crafted music journey that will leave listeners in awe. Over the past year, indie-electronic duo Half an Orange has slowly created a universe of their own. While Ohio natives Andrew Spellman and Michael Maloof surely reside with the rest of us on this three-dimensional roller coaster of a planet, as of late they have found a flourishing musical existence among the vast...
Your EDM Premiere: Viper's 'Acts of Mad Men' vol.2 Teases Yet another Massive Single With 'Lust'
With the celebration of Viper’s 15 year anniversary, the imprint is reintroducing one of the things that put it on the map. The first Acts of Mad Men, released ten years ago, was a two-CD compilation album featuring heavy hitting tracks by the up-and-comers of the time, almost all of whom are now household names. Metrik, Camo & Krooked, Delta Heavy, Brookes Brothers, Nero, DC Breaks and label boss Futurebound himself all contributed tracks and all those tracks are now considered classics. Ten years later, Viper has been teasing the hell out of the second coming of the Acts of Mad Man project...
Zeds Dead Might've Just Dropped The Spookiest Mix of All Halloween [MUST LISTEN]
Entering late into the Halloween mix race is Zeds Dead! One of my first times seeing the Canadian duo was at HARD Day of the Dead 2013 when they played atop a massive haunted house, so I have no doubt they can throw down a spooky mix along with the best of em. Thankfully, I didn’t have to listen very long to have my suspicions confirmed. This is easily one of the spookiest mixes of the holiday, with “Monster Mash,” “Devil’s Den,” a “Thriller” mash up, the duo’s own “The Twilight Zone,” and more, including 1788-L’s new remix of...
Getter's New Single Is An Emotional Roller Coaster
Getter is taking those Visceral vibes and running with them, as heard in his latest single out today. “Heartless” showcases Getter’s ability to effortlessly shift from genre to genre, making for something truly raw and real. Our brains scramble to make sense of it — he starts with a four on the floor house beat, and then — wait, what is he doing? It’s better to let go of all that and listen. “Heartless” is simply beautiful and deeply emotional, letting us in on yet another side of Getter we’re not fully accustomed to. His focus is on the...
Crankdat Drops Brand New EP Right In Time for Halloween
Crankdat just dropped a horrifying 2-track EP, just in time for the spookiest day of the year! With this new release, Crankdat’s signature Gearworld has flipped a switch — it’s Fearworld now. The EP includes two absolutely menacing bass productions, “Horror Hour” and “Phantom Cry.” Crankdat has become a master of his own craft and we’re confident only he could think up Halloween-themed songs as theatrical and scream-worthy as these ones. Haunting synths, threatening bass, and blood-curdling surprises lurk at every corner. Beware. Without further ado, Crankdat presents “the most terrifying place in the universe,” Fearworld. Listen below. Crankdat...
Anjunabeats Heads To One of the World's Most Spectacular Ski Resorts In France for New Festival
Last month, Anjunabeats first teased their European destination festival for 2020. Only a few details were available at the time, specifically that it would be March 28-April 4 and somewhere that patrons could ski and snowboard. Now, Anjunabeats elevations has been officially unveiled, set to go down in the town of Avoriaz, France, at one of the first snowboarding/skiing resorts in the world. The teaser trailer out today describes prices (starting at £259), as well as the pre-sale date: November 4. Sign up here. In addition, it also lists the full lineup, which unfortunately does not include Above & Beyond. 8Kays...
Axwell Drops Electric Official Remix for Halsey's "Graveyard"
Axwell brings a different kind of Halloween vibe this year with his new remix of “Graveyard” by Halsey. This combo isn’t a total surprise, but it’s still somewhat unexpected. Axwell teased an unnamed remix a little over a week ago and dropped this one on fans today. Not only are Halsey’s vocals pitched down for a bit of a darker vibe, the entire vibe of the song is thoroughly reimagined. The original “Graveyard” was as close to a singer/songwriter masterclass as you get, with acoustic guitar, soft electronic pads, and Halsey’s enchanting vocals. As soon as Axwell got his...
Even Martin Garrix Is Getting In The Halloween Spirit, Drops New Song
Everyone today is dropping spooky tracks or mixes in celebration of Halloween — except for Martin Garrix. Honestly, it’s hard to tell if there’s a spooky bone in the wholesome Dutch boy’s body, and his new song with Dean Lewis, “Used To Love,” reinforces the suspicion that there isn’t. “Used To Love” is the usual Garrix fare, with some quaint vocal chops in the drop and an non-intrusive melody. Lewis’ voice never really stands out from the production, which itself never really reaches any sort of crescendo. It’s a lot like his songs “No Sleep” with BONN or “There...Recent Posts
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