|
Italy’s electro superstars Crookers are back with a new album, Dr. Gonzo, which just dropped last week. Today, the label, Southern Fried Records, has given us a new remix of the standout track, “Bust ‘Em Up” featuring Savage Skulls, by Paris’ Sam Tiba.
Buy the album @ iTunes
Crookers
Exclusive Electric Zoo Mix
You don’t have to go looking for a party when Crookers hit your town; the Italian duo have been selling out venues worldwide with their quirky, power-rave productions and their unpredictable DJ sets. One day you could hear them dropping a banger set and the other day they could just drop a straight UK-bass driven set.
For many, the first thing that comes to mind after hearing the words “AC Slater” is Zach Morris’ partner in crime—a shirtless Mario Lopez equipped with an awkwardly fuzzy fro-mullet. Although this mistake comes as no surprise to Trouble & Bass’ AC Slater (aka Aaron Clevenger), the renowned DJ-Producer sometimes has to remind people how different he actually is from the fictional Bayside High jock with whom he shares his name. Starting out in the rave scene at a young age, AC Slater has had his hand in quite a few aspects of the indefinable, ever-expanding world of “dance music,” his latest creative venture being his record label, Party Like Us Records (which he started with B.Rich and Udachi). I got a chance to chill with the …
No, it’s not a film about Afrika Babaataa challenging Steve Aoki to a cage match over rights to the genre name—but this film by new director Stephen Vazquez captures the blog-house era of the mid-to-late-’00s by interviewing just about every DJ you’ve cared about during that time—A-Trak, Steve Aoki, Crookers, Dave-1, Spank Rock, Ninja Sonik, Moby, Justice, Armand Van Helden, DJ Premier, DJ Qbert, N.A.S.A, Boys Noize.
Check the preview:
The film makes it’s LA debut tonight at the Vista Theater in Silverlake. The doors are at 6:30 with the screening beginning at 7:30. Afterwards there will be an …
Leave A Comment!