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 →Mash-ups? Over? Never! While it's kind of a fad to say you've moved on, don't forget how many disparate flavors still haven't been swirled. The question now is one of quality. The Jaydiohead album doesn't stick to just one album…
Continue Reading →With summer blockbusters now an afterthought, and Christopher Nolan's masterful $500 million plus Dark Knight film slowly fading from memory, it's time to hit the refresher button on one of our favorite superheroes. Batman has existed in many incarnations, perhaps…
Continue Reading →Gregg Gillis, better known as Girl Talk, might just be the Mash Up king of the world. (Here are some tracks to listen to and tour dates to keep up with on his Myspace page.) His latest album creation, Feed…
Continue Reading →We love following the impact technology has on music. The LP produced great albums, the CD great songs and the MP3 great sounds. As much of a sweeping generalization as that is, the concept of the mashtape is definitely a…
Continue Reading →Not just drum and bass...and not just music. Dublab, the Los Angeles based DJ collective, has run their Web radio site for seven years, reaching an international community of 300,000 musicians, disc jockeys, artists, and a couple of people who…
Continue Reading →Every time an ingenious Web app comes out, one (or in this case two) of the millions of users has to go along and make it faster and less annoying. Just like crgslst which we blogged about last week, two…
Continue Reading →Ah, yes, another mash-up record. Q-Unit is a 50 Cent meets Queen mix with stellar hits like "This is How We Bite The Dust" and "Bohemian Wankster." This might be 50 Cent's best record ever. No telling how long this…
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