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Danish electronic DJ/producer Trentemøller is currently working on a soundtrack to an apocalyptic painting hanging in the Danish National Gallery. The 15th century piece of unknown Spanish origin depicts a scene from the book of Revelations where the angels of God follow Lucifer, rather than the archangel Read more
In anticipation of the new NIN album ‘Hesitation Marks’, I did some digging around for new tracks and instead came across this obscurity from 2008. It makes me feel like there might have been a time when Trent Reznor and James Murphy hit it off Read more
The task was to highlight some of the world’s biggest parties and compare them to the insanity that was Bud Light Sensation in Toronto. While Sensation may have been just one night, what we have below is timeless! Click to expand.
If you were looking for vitamin rich vegetables at the Phoenix when the Bloody Beet Roots rolled through town, then you had come to the wrong place. If you had a hankering for big, bloody, over the top beats, however, then this was indeed the Read more
Everyone once in a while, a new song or artist renews my faith in music blogging. Take for example, Richard III by Hourglass Sea, who uses tags for this tune like popstep (twice even lol) maximalism, and RAW! It sounds like a big old Read more
Summer 1998 was a time in Toronto’s history when our town was a mecca on the North American party map. Hordes of loved-up music fans would flock from all over the continent to experience up to 5,000-strong warehouse parties that fell just short of Read more
Commissioned by Bud Light Sensation in partnership with Aux.tv, the BPM Thermometer covers vahttps://shipwrckd.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/woman-traveling-in-france-2023-11-27-05-16-47-utc_Easy-Resize.com_.jpgus styles of EDM, with coloured glowstick indicators and party fashion sensibilities. Click to expand.
With the freakshow that reality TV has become, I wouldn’t put it past Time-Warner to have done this on purpose.
How To Dress Well played an intimate performance for a rather crowd at Wrongbar on Wednesday night. Half were there for the ethereally voiced Tom Krell while the obvious throngs of teeny tiny pop tarts showed up to pay homage to their latest buzzy idol, Read more
WOW WOW WOW… Ihren Tuba macht sehr poomppoomp! Can’t wait to hear the latest! This kind of reminds me of the time I interviewed Booka Shade for Spinner, not gonna lie. Ok, it reminds me a lot even.