With an aggressive yet upbeat sound, Baltimore's Double Dagger assaulted our ears with unhinged drive through two albums and a slew of EP releases since the band's formation in 2002. A sound labeled 'post-punk' could mean almost anything, so rather…
Continue Reading →Do you find that tune from Tetris twisting and turning in your brain all day? Does the music of Metroid make you want to move your feet? Sure you're probably a video game addict, but there's nothing wrong with getting…
Continue Reading →If you're any what of a beat head, you know all about 1992's Brasilintime, a history-making documentary film by hip-hop photographer B+ linking old-school percussion legends with beatmakers of our time like Madlib and Cut Chemist, shot around Sao Paulo.…
Continue Reading →We have to admit to being pretty smitten with both the LEGO Indiana Jones and Star Wars titles for our video game console of choice, but our Fanboy aspirations extend further than the world of cinematic nostalgia. Rock Band has…
Continue Reading →When Dub Side of the Moon came out, love for a classic album resurged at its makeover. A mash-up idea taken to the next level, the concept caught on quick and it was on for the Easy All-Stars and another…
Continue Reading →British producer Bonobo first made waves at the tender age of 18, when his first record, Animal Magic, had the down-tempo scene buzzing. His compositions landed him in the big leagues a year later when Ninja Tune picked him up.…
Continue Reading →When we first heard Balkan Beat Box, the awful connotation of 'world music' received a makeover in our minds. The project by former Gogol Bordello member Tamir Muskat takes the rhythmic bounce of traditional music and brings it into the…
Continue Reading →Ian Svenonius has blessed the old D.C. punk scene with several incarnations, each a screwy satire of various styles. His most influential days likely behind him, but Svenonius's current work, Down with Liberty...Up With Chains, is still worth paying attention…
Continue Reading →Neil Young is a survivor. The 70s artist has always been a bit different from his contemporaries; far from a typical rock star and not quite made for every man. It's not about Kent State or Nixon, but Young has…
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