May 28 | in Crap 
Miss Paris Hilton took time out of her busy schedule to enlighten and enrich our lackluster lives with her gifted voice once again. Just when you thought music couldn't get any worse, it most certainly did. Afrojack's Auto-Tuned girlfriend Paris Hilton comes at us with her new electronic music single featuring Flo Rida and produced by David Guetta. While money is clearly the motivating factor...
May 27 | in Acid House, Summer House Whilst Future Rhythm Machine isn't a full length debut album, it is a body of work which draws on and demonstrates Auntie Flo's far flung influences which include African and Latin lessons in rhythm from the likes of Fela Kuti, William Onyeabor and Matias Aguayo, the refinery of Ricardo Villalobos and Four Tet and is charged with the instinctive energy...
May 26 | in Future Tech 
Dubstep, house and garage take on new shapes with Becoming Real’s seven-track collection of abstract reformations. Pop takes a leading role with dazzling neon colours taking the same seat as say, Rustie productions, whilst cut-up saccharine vocals counteract heavy bass stabs...
May 25 | in Experimental 
WARNING: Not for the vegetarians or the faint of heart. Matthew Herbert presents his customized single release which comes with a swatch of fabric colored from the dye of one actual pig's blood. 'One Pig' was made exclusively using sounds recorded during the life cycle of a single farm animal...
May 25 | in Electro Pop 
Soldout is a new electronic music duo from Brussels Belgium. They are back to business with Wazabi, an unstoppable electro hymn that confirms David and Charlotte are refreshingly unpredictable. Soldout brings Cabaret Voltaire, The Knife and Ryuichi Sakamoto together on the dance floor with a resolute contemporary sound. A spicy and poisonous appetizer, Wazabi and its video clip disembark to pre-announce a forthcoming album due this fall.
MUSIC VIDEO: Soldout - Wazabi
May 23 | in Broken Beat, Experimental 
Irregular electronics from ROM, the duo made up of Americans Roberto Lange and Matt Crum. The pair’s purpose is for a discordant sense of musicality, achieved no less, by an arrangement of broken instruments, unusual modes of playing and off-key elements. A sense of anarchy to their production values no doubt pervades but the final result is anything but - twelve tracks of wildly captivating instrumentals.
DOWNLOAD: ROM - Whale Vomit
