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“I can’t tell you how much we’d love to welcome everyone back to the farm,” Eavis added. “It’s been way too quiet here this year and we want to get people back here as soon as we possibly can. “Obviously the vaccine news in recent weeks has increased our chances, but I think we’re still …
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Released tomorrow on one of the sharpest up and coming bass labels, Underdog Records, is The Pack Vol.1. Rounding off the year on a high with 13 tracks from a spectrum of artists that inculdes Blrrd Vzn, Fools of Wisdom and Dank Frank, fans of the label are treated to a powerhouse selection of new …
by: Austria Masim Dec 16, 2020 In a year unlike anything, Armin van Buuren leaves no doubt in his ability to virtuously express the importance of strong will and unity with his 17th annual A State of Trance Year Mix album. Spanning more than 100 tracks featuring trance’s most legendary, such as Above & Beyond, …
Slash has spoken in praise of the late Eddie Van Halen in a new interview, saying that the Van Halen guitarist would’ve been “phenomenal” on any instrument he chose to play. Van Halen passed away at the age of 65 back in October following a battle with cancer. Slash was asked about Van Halen’s legacy …
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Out now is a super soul-filled drum and bass re-lick of ‘Slow Tidings,’ a track originally written and produced by Micco & Elias. Putting their production and MC capabilities alongside one another, they made their version with additional vocals by Aria Vince. Now this record has been made by another duo. The arising talents of …
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by: Ross Goldenberg Dec 15, 2020 BROHUG have readily persisted as the Swedish trifecta that the house music space categorically deserves, and they’re now solidifying an ungraspable 30-release count on their 2020 scoreboard. Skipping any attempt to summate just how insuperable they’ve been since January, BROHUG are now potentially serving up their year’s closing number—though …
Taylor Swift said she considered pushing the release of ‘Folklore’ and ‘Evermore’ to next year due to the pandemic, in a new interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe. The live interview, spanning more than 50 minutes, also celebrated Swift’s crowning as Apple Music’s songwriter of the year for her work on the two surprise albums. …
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While the disillusion of the experimental French bass music trio Signs left a big gap in the genre’s landscape, they each promised they would be back in some form after their parting Naegleria EP on Division in early 2019. Julian and Niko have rebranded individually as Digger and Opsen respectively, with the latter being part of the …
by: David Klemow Dec 15, 2020 Four Tet and Madlib on a joint album wasn’t on many of our 2020 bingo cards, yet here we are. The pair have formally announced a collaborative effort called Sound Ancestors, due in January on Madlib’s Invazion imprint. Leading the project is the duo’s debut single, “The Road of …
What happens when you take a heavy industrial sound, mix it with some dark overtones and ambient breakdowns, while introducing a new style of harmonic industrial-trance arpeggios? You get a fantastic track, just like the one from Austin Blau below titled Night City. What an incredible track – the best piece is the overall mix …
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