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Mix Review: Dieselboy Ups The Ante, Revs The Tempo With ” The Destroyer”

Posted by on Aug 9, 2014 in Featured, Latest, Noise, Reviews | 0 comments

Written by Michael Hogan

Does anyone remember the brostep dance? One hand on your crotch, the other in the air, waving up and down more or less to the beat as you lunged your whole upper body along with it? Yeah, I’m glad that didn’t really stick. 2010 was an interesting year for EDM though – things were really starting to pick up steam in America, with crowds growing from hundreds to thousands seemingly overnight. And as the crowds got bigger and more unmanageable, so did the music; bigger, louder, and often incomprehensible.

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Review: Branx Brings The Funk On Debut EP “Look But Don’t Touch”

Posted by on Jul 28, 2014 in Editorials, Featured, Latest, Reads, Reviews | 0 comments

Written by Kevin Madert

When foraying into the ever widening future-funk landscape, it’s good to have two things: serious talent and serious friends. Branx (formerly DCarls) has more than enough of the former to not even need the latter, but it doesn’t hurt when everyone from Gramatik to Opiuo is singing your praises. Case in point: the producer’s debut EP under his current moniker, Look But Don’t Touch. Over five tracks he pilots the listener on a funk-fueled odyssey, often changing the tempo but never straying from the crisp basslines and shimmering synths that shape the album tonally.

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