Night Rumours – It's what keeps you up at night. From the basement to the bright lights – you're here today because you love dance music and want a little more wamp. Hitting Electro, EDM, Techno and back — every week, Amperror (aka electblake) will bring you the next wave of floor burners. It's not a sundae, it's a massacre.
I hope you know how you can dance & support.
POP KULT! – WEEK 2
- What: Earmilk Event
- When: Oct 7th
- Where: Gladstone Hotel, Toronto
- Who: LCD SOUNDSYSTEM DJ SET (NANCY WHANG), HAL KILMER & ELECT BLAKE
Nancy Whang is an American singer and musician known for her work with The Juan MacLean and LCD Soundsystem. She has also recorded with Soulwax, and appears in the film Part of the Weekend Never Dies (GO GET IT) – it's a must have music dvd.
So the promo mix tracks are coming up SOON (given the delay for NR this week) so incase you missed it here is the mix.
We're offering up some free & reduced entrances for Earmilk readers & early adopters who reach out. Guestlist at listed@earmilk.com(Use Subject: POP Kult! Oct 7th)
POP Kult! – Week 2 – Oct 7th at the Gladstone Toronto by EARMILK
So this week we got some big names, two of the biggest names in recent years I suppose. First up we have Helix the next part of the Justice return saga. I don't like to judge a band on piecemeal material – but this sounds pretty damn promising for me.
Next, what looks like a new Skrillex track – Take it for what you will.
This week 50% of No Body sent me a rather large collection of some juicy remixes. I picked some favourites, including their forward electro remix of Calvin Harris, and a full bodied ridim in their The Damn Bell Doors mix.
When you go through it all, this week did have a bit more compression then I've maintained (or at least it felt thrashier then normal) – as I brought back some Dilemn for their breaks style electro. That being said, there was a good selection of progout out there, in those 24 hour party people prog pools.
To further my case, Albin Myers found his way back with a nice soft touch on a mainstage classic – Fade Into Darkness by Avicii. Hate or love it aside, I think the swede has a great touch.
And finally, in closing –
Heresay
