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When and where was this? Some local heavy metal group was interviewed in the local paper describing their new "dubstep project", they were really excited about getting a "real English guy" to collaborate. When I see a dubstep promotion at a local venue, I just assume to music is terrible and...

A few pop culture bloggers, Perez Hilton in particular, have become obsessed with this stuff. Rain made himself into one of the most googled people on the entire internet a few years ago. The market is all of East Asia for this stuff, they get cute girls to dance and sing and get tons of...

A couple of the Bangs & Works vol. 2 tracks that seem to sample film music have caught my attention: Young Smoke - Psycho War DJ T-Why - Orbits

Making my way through Sepalcure album:

I always associated the no-name boring remixes on b-sides or dance music 12"s to be made for dj's who want something to mix, no matter how boring or uninspired it sounds. Just the tiniest changing of the drum pattern or a big long intro of just thumping noises so any idiot can match it to...

Beavis and Butthead watched a Skrillex video on the premiere episode on MTV last night.

Miranda, by Ifan Dafydd has been posted as a free download in a few places, like xlr8r: http://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2011/10/miranda It is reminiscent of a certain post-dubstep producer, the name escapes me at the moment.....

I'm not saying its aliens, but..... Ancient Aliens had an episode dedicated to the occult side of Nazis. The History Channel uses the same talking heads from UFO Files, just dressed differently and in scholarly settings. The main talking head has terrible hair and pronounces things wrong...

Really enjoyed the Daphni edit of Shumba.

Cataracs:

When the Jersey Shore gang made a video with Enrique Iglesias and Pitbull, i watched it over and over again. The Jersey Shore website has a free download of a track titled "Fist Pump Figaro". They are the new role models for teenagers across the country, macho yet stylish, willing to dance and...

i remember a music column about the "ibizafication" of american commercial hip-hop. but can't find it anywhere. the combination of autotune rap with euphoric trance synthesizers and drum patterns has been ruling american radio for the past two years. usher pitbull enrique iglesias kesha akon...

I love the one line of English in this whole Russian music news video:

According to an article on Spin's website this month, Nadastrom will release an "effort" to feature original tracks. If the music was more interesting it would be easier to listen to all the tracks and figure out if any were "original". So much of whats written about this stuff online is less...

I used to track down every release by Sabo, but these Moombahton things are mostly just meh: