July 2010
2 posts
Diplo x Li'l John x South Rakkas
Nuff said…
Diplo ft. Lil Jon-U Dont Like Me (South Rakkas Remix) by maddecent
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June 2010
2 posts
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Nosaj Thing in LA Times Magazine
“To lovers of ambitious and enchanting dance music, the sound of Los Angeles right now is Low End. Low End Theory, that is—the weekly club night in Lincoln Heights that has brought together a multiracial crew of innovative artists making laptop-based music with the inventiveness of jazz, the spiritual effect of the best New Age and the cool of classic L.A. hip-hop. You might have heard of...
May 2010
2 posts
Low End Theory in New York Times
“Generally known more as a rap and rock mecca than a dance music breeding ground, Los Angeles is now home to a thriving community of artists working at the crossroads of electronic music and hip-hop.”
The article also features GLK and Nosaj Thing. More here
April 2010
3 posts
Thee Mike B is Truant
Thee Mike B has it on lock from Cali to NYC. An avid blogger, promoter of riotous parties (such as Banana Split and Cheap Pop), a remixer/producer and collaborator (Graveleaf with Omar Doom and Knish Hit Squad with DJ Trident, for example)… Mike B comes equipped with a vast knowledge of music across the board.
— via Fabric London’s Blog
(thee) Mike B - Live at Kill Em All...
WatchBroken Fingaz x The Glitch Mob via Get Hyped On This
March 2010
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February 2010
2 posts
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January 2010
2 posts
December 2009
4 posts
A Decade of Flying Lotus, Mixed by GLK
Flying Lotus has had a remarkable year, and an even more amazing decade. His 2008 debut album Los Angeles has definitely helped put LA’s beat head community on the map, but the guy has literally layed waste to hip-hop, electronic and alternative beat genres across the spectrum for 10 years. Gaslamp Killer gives his props, lacing together tidbits of the known and unknown FlyLo lexicon to...
November 2009
2 posts
October 2009
3 posts
Watch“L.A.’s Nosaj Thing discusses his recording process and his sources of inspiration for this year’s debut LP, Drift— from radio sounds to local DIY venue the Smell— in this Yours Truly clip that splices some live footage with a sit-down interview.” — Pitchfork
September 2009
3 posts
August 2009
6 posts
WatchElectronic music is huge and growing in popularity, but the genre places an unusual demand on the actual artist: They make their money at live shows, but how interesting can a performance by someone tapping at their laptop possibly be?
— Fast Company, August 2009
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July 2009
10 posts
Watch‘Wild Angels’ is Mary Anne Hobbs’ (Radio One) new compilation on Planet Mu. From the looks, sounds and track listing its bound to be amazing, featuring Nosaj Thing’s ‘IOIO’ as well as a bunch of LA talent.
From Sonic Router: “Her 3rd collection of bass influenced gubbins to date will feature tracks from Rootah faves Untold, Brackles, Rustie, HudMo,...
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You would think that in the last 40 years we...
R.I.P. Dash Snow (1981-2009)
I hate Dash Snow. I actually barely knew the guy — a few daps and handshakes here and there — but it’s hard to call Dash an asshole or a victim, because what he was, was… a sad statistic of the lore of downtown NYC. I hate that Dash lived up to his promise, the promise to burn bright and fast. Leave a nice looking corpse. Even he knew it would be too easy to lump him into the...
WatchTHE GASLAMP KILLER “MY TROUBLED MIND” EP x OUT AUGUST 4TH 2009 ON BRAINFEEDER DIGITAL + A PRIVATE PRESS 10” LIMITED TO 2000 COPIES x HAND-SIGNED AND NUMBERED BY THE GLK. GET IT.
“In our world Chaos has been overthrown by younger gods, moralists, phallocrats,...”
– T.A.Z., Hakim Bey
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Chaos never died.
“Punk is the admission that music has nothing left to say…” — The End of Music, David W.
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WatchCheck out recent remixes from Nosaj Thing… More coming soon.
June 2009
2 posts
WatchNosaj Thing collaborates on a custom advertising spot for Royal Elastics…
May 2009
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April 2009
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March 2009
3 posts
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Twitter = End of Television
It’s a new day for broadcast. Control of the experience, at least entertainment-wise, has been stripped out of the hands of a few, offered to the many. It may be hard to grasp the end of television, because it is still here, right in front of us. What else do you do with 250 channels other than watch it.
If I could see live music and sports from my sofa, I wouldn’t probably pay much...
November 2008
2 posts
WatchLittle Joy