Going on with one more new release that those of you following artist social media closely must have no doubt been looking forward to since the first teasers and previews, we know we have at least! Far Too Loud‘s “Cocktails Of Awesome” EP is out on No Tomorrow Recordings since a week ago including 3 remixes of some Far Too Loud favorites by Michael White, Trumpdisco and 501 as well as a VIP mix of “Trailmixing” and boy (or girl – depending on your gender) aren’t these awesome indeed!? Starting with a huge remix by the lesser known but not entirely new to our ears Michael White who literally dropped a massive Electro House bomb full of energy with his remix of “Drop The Bomb”, this release sets high standards from the opening second and keeps them high right to the very last. Trumpdisco follows second with a more raw and bass heavy remix of “Light Sticks” and if you ever wondered what the result of Far Too Loud and Trumpdisco working together could sound like, here’s your answer right here. Last but not least come 501‘s Trap/Dubstep hybrid remix of “Doomsday Machine” to spice things up and add some variety to the release and of course the VIP mix of “Trailmixing” by Far Too Loud himself which comes to wrap up what is a killer release with lots of power and some high octane Drum N Bass. Continue reading »
After a much needed short break from blogging we’re back as of today and as expected when taking time off we have plenty of fresh new bassy electronic music coming since good music doesn’t wait. So time to catch up with what we’ve missed the last couple of weeks, starting with the release of the debut SBCR (Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo aka The Bloody Beetroots) EP released on Dim Mak a couple of weeks ago. 5 new original tracks, out of which 4 are collaborations with Razihel, Moon Bounce and Eliza Bee & His Majesty Andre plus “The Grid” which we have already posted and talked about before in a previous post. Overall a pretty enjoyable release and debut for the hard Electro scene legend Sir Bob, including tracks more reminiscent of The Bloody Beetroots older sound and some more “fresh” sounding ones and if anyhing he proves it doesn’t matter what name he’s releasing music under there is always a lot to look forward to in his new releases and sets the bar high right from the start for his SBCR project.
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It’s wasn’t very long ago when Liam Howlett said in an interview that The Prodigy new album will wipe the floor with dance DJs and as we’re getting closer to the official release date of “The Day Is My Enemy” (March 30th) and more tracks are becoming available to listen to the more we actually begin to understand and believe that statement to be true. Just a few days ago another original track from “The Day Is My Enemy” made its appearence on YouTube, titled “Wall Of Death” and well, lets just say that this is some kickass, rude and violent Electronic music with bad attitude, the sort we love here and have definitely been missing the last few years from the bigger “hard” Electronic music acts. And as if that wasn’t enough, the KillSonik remix of “Wild Frontier”, which was apparently co-written by KillSonik and The Prodigy has also made it’s public debut bringing back officially the UK based duo, who is hopefully are going to stay productive and more music will follow from them soon. Continue reading »
It’s been almost a week since the last Firday the 13th of the year and for those who didn’t know, it’s an Owl Vision tradition to release new music on every Friday 13 and last Friday was no excecption. The lord of Swedish Death Electro is back and he brings some more of the beautiful darkness we are used to hearing by him with his new “Elcypz” EP. Two new classic sounding Owl Vision originals, titled “Eclypz” and “Zyborg” released through Comorbid Records that all fans of the Swedish artist and all those familiar with his sound should instantly fall in love with. Check out Owl Vision‘s new EP below and embrace its darkness! Continue reading »
Celldweller‘s new album “End of an Empire – Chapter 03: Dreams” is out today via his own imprint FiXT and of course Metalectro couldn’t be missing from the party, so we joined in by getting an exclusive track premiere for all you cellmates. The album comes with 18 in total tracks (originals and remixes) with some more known artists like Combichrist and some lesser known ones remixing tracks for the album. We got our hands on the remix Hecq did on “Good L_ck (Yo_’re F_cked)” which is one of our favorite remixes out of Celldweller‘s new album. A heavy and more to the Electronic side remix, as some of the other remixes felt like moving a bit more to the rock direction, which combines Neuro basses and deep sound design with some characteristic Celldweller sounding parts in a lovely and somewhat weird way. Definitely a remix we enjoyed quite a bit, so check it out as well as the rest of the album here! Continue reading »