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Mylo: Destroy Rock & Roll

Catherine L. Tully May 18, 2006 No Comments

When Sir Elton John endorses your music, you know you are somebody. And Mylo is–no doubt about it. This CD is quite simply; fabulous.

Black Wire: Black Wire

Chad Berndtson April 6, 2006 No Comments

Black Wire posted a statement online that it doesn’t need a drummer

Supercreep: Supercreep

Jason Keil October 25, 2005 No Comments

Caressing his Moog synthesizer with his black-coated fingernails, Jody Delli Santi, also known by his moniker Supercreep, resembles a gangsta Ric Ocasek or a clothing-restrained Liam Howlett. The

With his stay at the Hotel, Moby returns to the varied styles and tempos found on Play. But he packs his bags a little lighter by eschewing his signature samples that were central choral elements in his previous two outings, opting to take the mic himself.

Fischerspooner : Odyssey

Shane Handler May 13, 2005 No Comments

Somewhere between The Chemical Brothers and the Pet Shop Boys, Fischerspooner interweave themselves within the Williamsburg art scene with robotic art-pop and ironic techno-melodrama.

M83 3/17/2005: Club Metronome – Burlington, VT

Shane Handler April 21, 2005 No Comments

You half expect M83, a French band named after a distant galaxy, to be R2D2
and C3PO dabbling in electronica. And I imagine the band felt the same way
landing in rural Burlington, Vermont. Playing on the heels of its third album, Before the Dawn Heals Us, which is making a considerable dent on the charts and having sold out two nights at New York City

Chemical Brothers: Push the Button

Chad Berndtson April 7, 2005 No Comments

On their latest release, the underwhelming Push the Button, the Chemical Brothers return to a technique last explored, to far greater success, on 1997

LCD Soundsystem: LCD Soundsystem

Shane Handler March 2, 2005 No Comments

Whether LCD Soundsystem is a band, studio creation or a glorified DJ
is yet to be seen. But using Murphy

Lazyboy : Lazyboy TV

Shane Handler December 22, 2004 No Comments

Lazy Boy TV is the debut album from Lazyboy, that combines words and music in a bizarre social commentary on the state of world affairs. Behind dialog, the music blares like an infomercial at 4am, when you

DJ Greyboy: Break it Down (INTERVIEW)

Jack Spilberg November 2, 2004 No Comments

Now that the demand for his 2003 limited edition “DC Shoes Mix” has gone beyond the skate shops, producer/DJ Greyboy has finally released his own readily available mix cd. The end product is a fresh blend of obscure rarities and definable Greyboy classics, culminating into one imposing turntable statement.