Looking back on the great electro surge of the late oughts, few acts brought the fever to the live stage as well as Justice, whose stacks of fake Marshall amps and giant glowing cross wowed audiences over repeat tours, and was even captured in a film. The Paris duo released their second album, Audio, Video, Disco last month, which was met with mixed review by critics and fans alike, who couldn’t decide if the more arena-rock direction was a good thing. Justice will no doubt try to convert the doubters when they return to the States in March for their first live shows of the new decade.
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Tonight Kosha Dillz rocks West Hollywood for an eventful evening @ The Viper Room Binary Star and DJ Abilities while Mac Miller celebrates his record release down the street at House of Blues. Tomorrow he prepares for a grueling 8 shows in 7 day midwest tour and canned good food drive. All in a days work and grateful for what he has, there is no need to complain about where he plays tonight.
Giving thanks for a successful year, international DIY rapper and cultural phenom Kosha Dillz is hitting the road for one last jaunt that’s equal parts tour and food drive. Kosha is headlining the “You Canned Do It” tour, rocking shows with friends from Minneapolis (w/ Crunchy Kids) to Rockford ( w/ Black Lung), and hitting …
It’s been two years since I last interviewed German dance mogul Paul van Dyk and in that time, he’s released his best of album, developed a new tour with intricate stage and light design to compliment his DJing and has his sixth studio album coming out called Evolution. You get the sense that he’s mentally a shark – never able to stop swimming. Then again, it’s this undying passion and drive that’s earned him everything from a Grammy nomination to consistent upper rankings in DJ Mag’s top 100 list. We were able to snag some time with him to chat about conceptualizing the new tour and album, dubstep vs. moombahton and the moment he felt like he made it. …MORE
Some new tunes for the world today from Shinobi Ninja, Deca, and The Metermaids and a cool video from YC The Cynic.
Shinobi Ninja is headed down to the 311 pow wow fest and before they go kick forida’s ass, they are here to give you some new tunes before they take the 24 hour drvie from BK to the sunshine state.
photo by jen maler
Shinobi Ninja (feat. iD Vicious) – “Scatta”
this is a Skrillex remix!
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The Denver MC/Producer relocates to LA and then to Queens and can’t seem to decide …
I know, I was gone–slighty awol, but I just needed to recoop and recollect myself. Regardless, check out the new music video for “Do I Belong?” by The Hidden Cameras. It features over enunciation, shoving, pouty pink lips, shirtless people and of course great music, duh. I was telling my friend Maximila Papilapolous that at times I wish I had the freedom to shove zher like they are doing to the lead in the video; unfortunately that is a crime, as well as wrong. You can also catch The Hidden Cameras touring Europe through July.



























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