Who knew you could pirate vinyls? Well, I guess when you think about it all you need to do it make a die or mold, fill it, and you’ve got your vinyl, but the process sure looks cool anyway. It certainly makes pirates work a little harder for their prize than simply downloading off the internet anyway. Oh, you’ll need a wooden box, glass, window cement, silicone mixture, liquid plastic and a drill press too.
With 160,000 tracks played, 25,000 bottles of rum consumed, 5 tonnes of chicken eaten and very little trouble; this year’s Notting Hill Carnival was one of the best yet. More
Photo by Amanda Hernandez
When I first laid eyes on Carl, the musical genius behind Radere, I was drawn to him like a moth to a flame. I knew there was something different about him that I needed to discover. More
Cream, Goldenvoice and Loudsound have joined forces to create what is hoped to become one of London’s most exciting and new outdoor electronic dance festivals. More
You know the story, we love Delta Spirit. And here’s why. I don’t think they’ve disappointed us with a track yet.
After seeing Surfer Blood four times already since their emergence on the indie music scene, and being a big fan of their music from the start, it was with great despondency than ever since a roaring debut at Koko last February, their live shows have gone down hill since there. More
Our mixcast Sweeties is back for round #3. Making a debut, Spaceland, a resident DJ at our Friday Night Fist Fight club night, takes the reigns this time around, blending indie and electro and everything from Bloc Party to Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Daft Punk. You can stream it on the player below, or click the little arrow to download. Artwork by Linda Alfvegren.
Full track listing after the jump. More
The founding fathers of nu-rave return with Echoes and at last, a new album, after their previous sophomore demos were rebuffed by their label. The track lacks a little bite but it’s solid enough, and the video is pretty cool.
Striking animation by Mykola Dosenko, made back in 2006, though you won’t have seen it in HD until now.
It might be a departure from the music we normally feature, but this video is a lot of fun. Directed by Jackson Perry and Henry DeMaio.
