this revivalism bull shit can really get one down.
published on May 17, 2013 10:41 am.
filed under: deep house, dixon avenue basement jams, fred p, house, steffi, techno, teshchart, youandewan
deep88’s album removing dust from earlier this year seemed to slip under the radar, though notably soul clap were fans.
published on May 16, 2013 3:29 pm.
filed under: deep house, deep88, review
collective minds are to host an all day all night party at birmingham’s spotlight with fred p, ethyl, flori and leif on june 22nd.
published on May 16, 2013 9:57 am.
filed under: deep house, ethyl, flori, news
london warehouse events have, for three years, throw a diverse array of parties, label showcases, exclusive performances and live spectaculars. now they are celebrating it all with a big warehouse bash on saturday july 6th at great suffolk street.
published on May 15, 2013 10:30 am.
filed under: house, news, techno
some brave and bold folks are trying to bring a bit of underground taste to a secret location in ipswich, suffolk, by hosting three special parties under the derelicht banner.
published on May 15, 2013 9:41 am.
filed under: ame, house, techno, will saul
one of the main problems with labels having such an idiosyncratic sound is that before long people grow tired of it.
published on May 10, 2013 3:04 pm.
filed under: christopher rau, deep house, iron curtis, moomin, smallville
chicago skyway releases are few and far between.
published on May 9, 2013 2:05 pm.
filed under: chicago skyway, deep house, review
this friday may 10th manchester night cannibal run welcomes uk house folks john heckle and neville watson, with deep space orchestra and asok also playing the party at kraak gallery.
published on May 9, 2013 1:09 pm.
filed under: house, news, techno
this friday may 10th, intimate underground cellar wire will play host to a four hour set from floating points.
published on May 8, 2013 10:28 am.
filed under: news
although she is best known for extended sets that explore decades of deep house and techno history with ease at panorama bar, the thing that strikes most about steffi’s entry into the club’s esteemed mix series is how it never seems to try too hard.
published on May 7, 2013 2:27 pm.
filed under: blm, deep house, house, review, steffi, techno
here comes the second of three solo eps from youandewan in quick succession.
published on May 3, 2013 1:38 pm.
filed under: deep house, house, review, secretsundaze, youandewan
move d releases have been few and far between recently. there was but one last year on electric minds, and here comes another similarly cultured and musical affair on the same label.
published on May 2, 2013 11:53 am.
filed under: deep house, house, move d, review
given that leeds based ste roberts’ catchphrase is “oi oi” and that his dj sets generally lurk in the darker, soot stained corners of the house world, it’s no surprise that his first few productions have done the same.
published on May 1, 2013 3:01 pm.
filed under: house, review, techno
it has just been announced that as of this morning, cable london has closed down.
published on May 1, 2013 2:24 pm.
filed under: news
instrumental hip hop overlord and sample genius dj shadow is to play london’s fabric on 12th july this year.
published on May 1, 2013 12:40 pm.
filed under: news
international events company fact music have unveiled their plans for a series of four pool parties during off week (fka off-sonar) in june in barcelona this summer.
published on April 30, 2013 3:43 pm.
filed under: house, news, techno
gerry read’s debut lp sure was an idiosyncratic affair.
published on April 30, 2013 1:47 pm.
filed under: deep house, fourth wave, gerry read, house, review
for as many celebrated detroit heroes as there are, there are just as many producers from the 313 area code that remain under the radar.
published on April 29, 2013 1:06 pm.
filed under: aesthetic audio, deep house, house, interview, keith worthy, techno
it’s been a while since i’ve done a chart, party because i have finally, after just over a year, managed to get to a point where i don’t have to have a record arrive every day just to get me out of bed.
published on April 26, 2013 2:11 pm.
filed under: deep house, house, techno, teshchart
the first edition of we are fstvl takes place on saturday 25th of may and features a dizzying array of big names across many stages. whether or not you go, though, a selection of the artists will also be playing at two london after parties – one at egg, one at fire.
published on April 26, 2013 11:23 am.
filed under: deep house, house, news, techno
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[...] can read the full transcript here, and while doing so, we suggest you think of the outrage this is going to cause when it’s [...]
It’s kinda funny to see somebody like skrillex even using the word “underground” after being all over MTV. Nevermind talking about the “underground scene” with someone like hawtin – after admitting he was in diapers when Richie was pioneering electronic music.
I guess it’s cool to see new school and old school come together and chat, but I just can’t take somebody like Skrillex seriously in this context. I gotta give Rich props for not laughing hysterically in his face during this interview. God knows I would have.
Interesting read. I remember the moby prodigy cybersonik tour from back in 93. Cybersonik was nearly industrial and generally unapproachable in a club context with a 1am closing compared to moby with his punk rock stage antics and prodigy with their dancers and liam strapped in behind his gear. Seriously though, the best part of that evening was the records Moby used to dj. Crap dj, but beautiful records.
Skrillex is very much like the Prodigy, or whatever big flavor of the second boys music overground edm. Can’t say I support his music one bit, but it’s training wheels sounds for the next generation. People who are in it for the long haul will tire of his sounds and dig in to the rest of the dishes edm offers and get a more complete meal. We’re in the boys music or if Madonner has anything to add (still,) the off your face pandrogynous phase of American EDM all over again. Dust off those Rozalla records. Too, the lighting technology has improved drastically and motion graphics are no longer crap cyber and beholden to processor speed.
Cheekily, also in the boys music phase where harder and faster sounds were the hot thing in the blossoming of rave culture, Ritchie ‘Rich’ printed up +8 records condoms with the faster we go, the harder we get on them.
The only reason I read this interview is because Richie did it. I’m glad I did. I still don’t like dubstep but I do have more respect for Skrillex.
[...] richie hawtin interviews skrillex that was the first big surge of interest in electronic music – moby, prodigy, these big parties in san francisco and la. do you remember that? [...]
[...] via Kristan J. Caryl, Teshno [...]
Everyone can do an interview and sound cool and interresting. But when i hear this skrillexcrap on the radio again, i remember why i hate it, and no, it’s not because it’s “dubstep” (it’s not even dubstep *facepalm*) it’s noise created for money. It’s as empty as my wallet after a festival. I tried to compare it once with richie’s concept96. After a minute i realized there was nothing to compare on any level. All those skillexes and other moneytakers can kiss my ***. They think they know music, but they don’t or like the money more.
[...] Esta presentación, con despegue incluído, tuvo lugar en el Ultra Music Festival hace apenas unos días. Y en un hecho inesperado, el veterano productor Richie Hawtin, pionero del minimal techno, entrevistó al nuevo ídolo DJ para la revista Mixmag. Puedes leer esa entrevista aquí. [...]
can you americans quit it with the EDM..Electronic Dance Music… come on.
at least he didnt say Electronica!
buster rhymes. hahahaha.
lol @ skrillex thinking dubstep was underground when he started i didn’t know he was producing dubstep pre 2005…
Did Richie say “Buster Rhymes”? It’s Busta.
[...] can read the full transcript here, and while doing so, we suggest you think of the outrage this is going to cause when it’s posted [...]
[...] an interview between legendary DJ and music producer Richie Hawtin and dubstep wunderkind Skrillex, we [...]
Skrillex hair is crazy! I heard he is the most hated man in Dubstep…… http://howtobeadjdvd.com/?p=44
[...] Check out the entire interview between Richie Hawtin and Skrillex here [...]
[...] Now…Richie Hawtin interviews Skrillex about the scene, music and what Skrillex remember about "the early days" of EBM when he was 5 years old. [...]
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