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Sep

Electric Zoo 2010: Five Must-See Artists (Video)

A who's who of what one with an open-mind should check out at this fest.

Tags: Claude Von Stroke, Electric Zoo, Fake Blood, flying lotus, Jon Hopkins, Martyn

Posted 2 Years ago

The second annual Electric Zoo festival experience (provided by the lovely people at Made Event) is hitting New York City’s Randall’s Island once again this weekend and anyone who loves bass in their face is more than thrilled at this point. Sure we have the commercial big-name acts such as Armin, Benny Benassi and Major Lazer headlining the festivities, but what about the acts that are on the bill that aren’t plastered all over the Beatport charts and regurgitated by Jersey Shore culture? Here’s the five under-the-radar acts that you should check out at the Zoo. Picks after the jump.

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Electric Daisy Carnival Set Times Announced

Posted 2 Years ago

T-Minus 01 Day, 19 Hours, 25 Minutes, 34, Sec..33…32… until the first DJs hit the decks for Electric Daisy Carnival 2010. All that’s left to do is insert the Dr.Scholls gels into the old dancing kicks and get ready to rock. EDC finally put out the ful schedule, so you can start griping over the impossible choice between Z-Trip an Spank Rock. One word of advise. At a party this big, you wanna make your decision and stick with it. Try to see too many DJs and you’ll spend your whole day running instead of raving. …MORE

Deadmau5, Moby, Groove Armada, Z-Trip To Headline Electric Daisy Carnival

Posted 2 Years ago

Promoters Insomniac have announced the first batch of headliners for their 14th annual Electric Daisy Carnival, happening June 25th and 26th at the LA Coliseum. Among the 25 electronic performers announced so far are Deadmau5, Moby, Groove Armada and Z-Trip. …MORE

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By Joshua Glazer

Jul

Voodeux: Interview

Techno's newest sound has something scary

Tags: Claude Von Stroke, mothership, The Paranormal, Voodeux

Posted 3 Years ago

Tanner Ross grew up as much a fan of horror movies as he was of electronic music. It was this combination of interests that helped spawn the haunted techno sound that has had the electronic music scene buzzing for the past year. In March, Tanner and partner James Watts debuted Voodeux’s live set to an intimate crowd in Detroit. The response was overwhelmingly positive. Now with the recent release of their first LP, The Paranormal, the accolades only continue to roll in. Tanner talked with us a bit about the creative process and where Voodeux’s music fits into the big picture. He also took time to discuss some of his musical influences, not to mention list a few of his favorite all time horror movies.