Pendulum - The Island Part 1 + 2 (Immersion) HQ Blog Obscure Bass In a world in where there is an ongoing battle between relevance and longevity, it is very hard to focus on particular molecules that would morph the complete organism until the change is notorious. Luckily, we are witness to one that is slowly but steadily getting more present in more and more releases. There’s few EPs where you can’t spot at least one or two (or for too many, a dozen) mediocre-to-boring tracks amid a handful of killers, but OBSCURE BASS achieves the opposite. It’s not only the low and deepness of this bass, but making this a full-fledged epic tribute to Miami Bass and Dirty South beat-makers with current sonic fixes. There are no peaks and valleys, instead straight adrenaline rushes until you hardline or surrender. People, especially not familiar with the ever expanding and eclectic afro-colombian music, would not see how to adhere to this trap-influenced deep bass merging into an emotional charged genre like cumbia. 813 – XOXO EP – Out 4/24 On Jeffree’s!
My Favorite Year In Music: 2006 Whether it's fist-pumping to UK garage in 2001, before half of So Solid were in prison, or openly liking Kings Of Leon without people snort-guffawing at you in 2004, Noisey asks our writers what their favorite year for music has been so far. To kick us off, here's John Calvert talking us through his best (if a bit somber) musical landmarks of 2006. The Bronx - "History's Stranglers" A coke-snorting, disturbed-marine of a tune, "History's Stranglers" is Sunset Boulevard's river of filth syphoned straight into your jugular, in waves of beery power-punk. BEST GIG (sort of?!) The Pogues, King's Hall, 23 December It's a sight to behold when every festive season the London-Irish swill-punks come to Belfast. So, in 2006 I followed my big brother Davey into this writhing den of iniquity. To this day the memory of my brother standing his ground against Ma Fratellis' mangled ear still brings a tear to my eye. TV On The Radio - Return To Cookie Mountain Burial – Burial Except, maybe, this one.
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Bizzies Time's End yewknee Take a moment to familarize yourself with whyd - a new social music sharing site. The Trailer is a good place to start as it explains the core concept and shows off some of the user streams . At first glance, it appears to be This Is My Jam but without the 7-day restriction - meaning, you post a musical link from Youtube, Vimeo, Bandcamp, Soundcloud, etc - and it goes into your bucket, now widely available for all your followers to hear. I'm a little confused by the call to arms for a more "Social" music cobbling environment but there was no mention of getting the word out about your collection additions.. maybe I just need to use the thing in order to fully understand it. And, yes, I understand there are plenty of sites on the Internet that have similar functionality to this but that doesn't make this any less worthwhile.
My current collection of obscure Killers/Brandon Flowers music. : TheKillers