Street Arts
Ask anyone that knows me and they will tell you I have been banging on about this band since I first heard them earlier this year. Having been around for the first rave wave, its good to see Rave music getting a new lease of life, and leading the neu-rave movement is East London’s Klaxons. The day-glo enfant terribles of this new movement, combine sirens, samples, big choruses and old rave classic covers into one glorious technicolour spew.
Working with producer James Ford (Simian Mobile Disco, Test Icicles), the Klaxons have recently signed to the ever excellent label that is Modular records and have a EP due out on the label in October.
Dig out those white gloves and glo-sticks!
- Lsd Magazine Interviews Drum'n'bass Supremo Andy C (issue 6)
Slamming deep into the LSD mix rides the one, the only, Executioner, Mr Andy C. From his early years carving old skool hardcore classics out of a tape machine and an electric current of lifelong inspiration, Andy has systematically revolutionised drum...
- Ferry Gouw Illustrations
Some great illustration work from Indonesian born illustrator Ferry Gouw. Now based in London he has studied Art & Design at Central St Martins, and went on to do a Masters in Filmmaking at London Film School. He is also a member of the band Semifinalists....
- Brick Lane Music Festival
If you not going to Bestival this weekend then check the Brick Lane Music festival taking place this Sunday 9th September. Four brick lane boozers (Vibe Bar, 93 Feet East, 1001 and the Bill Chill bar) will be joining forces to bring us this one day free...
- Modular Weekly
Modular Records is about to unleash a weekly night here in London. Modular Weekly launches March 23rd at Anda De Bridge and kickstarting the new venture they've only gone and signed up Phones(a.k.a Paul Epworth ), People Are Germs, Modular D.J's...
- Delete Yourself Presents The Presets
The Sydney two-piece band The Presets bring their sleazy electro-pop to Barden Boudoir in Stokey this evening 24th August. Also on the line up is Oh No Not Him and Skull Juice DJs. DELETE YOURSELF: Bardens Boudoir, 38-44 Stoke Newington Rd, London Doors:...
Street Arts
KLAXONS SIGN TO MODULAR
Ask anyone that knows me and they will tell you I have been banging on about this band since I first heard them earlier this year. Having been around for the first rave wave, its good to see Rave music getting a new lease of life, and leading the neu-rave movement is East London’s Klaxons. The day-glo enfant terribles of this new movement, combine sirens, samples, big choruses and old rave classic covers into one glorious technicolour spew.
Working with producer James Ford (Simian Mobile Disco, Test Icicles), the Klaxons have recently signed to the ever excellent label that is Modular records and have a EP due out on the label in October.
Dig out those white gloves and glo-sticks!
- Lsd Magazine Interviews Drum'n'bass Supremo Andy C (issue 6)
Slamming deep into the LSD mix rides the one, the only, Executioner, Mr Andy C. From his early years carving old skool hardcore classics out of a tape machine and an electric current of lifelong inspiration, Andy has systematically revolutionised drum...
- Ferry Gouw Illustrations
Some great illustration work from Indonesian born illustrator Ferry Gouw. Now based in London he has studied Art & Design at Central St Martins, and went on to do a Masters in Filmmaking at London Film School. He is also a member of the band Semifinalists....
- Brick Lane Music Festival
If you not going to Bestival this weekend then check the Brick Lane Music festival taking place this Sunday 9th September. Four brick lane boozers (Vibe Bar, 93 Feet East, 1001 and the Bill Chill bar) will be joining forces to bring us this one day free...
- Modular Weekly
Modular Records is about to unleash a weekly night here in London. Modular Weekly launches March 23rd at Anda De Bridge and kickstarting the new venture they've only gone and signed up Phones(a.k.a Paul Epworth ), People Are Germs, Modular D.J's...
- Delete Yourself Presents The Presets
The Sydney two-piece band The Presets bring their sleazy electro-pop to Barden Boudoir in Stokey this evening 24th August. Also on the line up is Oh No Not Him and Skull Juice DJs. DELETE YOURSELF: Bardens Boudoir, 38-44 Stoke Newington Rd, London Doors:...