Monday Morning Dance Party: Grimes "Kill v Maim"

This video is so bat-sh*t crazy, it's awesome! "Kill v Maim" is off Grimes new release Art Angels out now! Enjoy!

Monday Morning Dance Party: Firebeatz & Jay Hardway "Home"

Now here's a dream collab fulfilling all expectations! Firebeatz and Jay Hardway deliver a stunning tune, perfecting their skills with nice chord progressions, cool vocals and an overwhelming drop. Enjoy!

Monday Morning Dance Party: Neon Indian "Slumlord"

Check out Neon Indian's wonderful throw back dance track "Slumlord." Neon Indian's new album Vega Intl. Night School is due out Oct 16th on Mom + Pop Records. Until then, shake your asses to these disco beats!

Monday Morning Dance Party: Electronic "Getting Away With It"

This morning we decided to go old school! Electronic was a super group from the late 80s/early 90s featuring Bernard Sumner from New Order, Johnny Marr from The Smiths, Neil and Chris from Pet Shop Boys, and even Karl Bartos from Kraftwerk. Take a listen to the track "Getting Away With It."

Monday Morning Dance Party: Slumberjack "Horus"

Australia's Slumberjack will probably be making a lot of noise in the international scene shortly. Check out the wonderful track Horus. Go check out their debut EP on iTunes!

Monday Morning Dance Party: The Magician Remix of Chromeo's "Come Alive" feat. Toro Y Moi

The Magician is the alias of talented DJ/Producer, Stephen Fasano. One night not so long ago, he appeared from a place between space and time. Apparently he stepped into this world, materializing in a cloud of crystal stars and soft pink smoke. Some claim he’s a former airline pilot who crashed an afterparty – some say it’s all just an illusion, a well performed hoax. Either way, he is a wizard at remixing incredible tracks!

Three Great Indie Electronic Releases To Look For In The Next Month!

2014 has been a pretty great year for music so far, and it's about to get even better! Take a look at the videos for the following three artists with albums coming out in the next month! Must haves for any record collection!

Tomas Barfod Pulsing EP 
(Out February 18th on Secretly Canadian) Back in the summer of 2012, Tomas Barfod released his debut solo album, the sophisticated mesh of electronics that is Salton Sea. Lauded by the likes of Pitchfork, Dazed & Confused and Gorilla vs Bear, its success took Barfod slightly by surprise. Inspired by a move to LA and mainly written and recorded on the road, often in hotel rooms on his laptop, it was an album that was imbued with a sense of spontaneity and experimentation. Its success has paved the way for the forthcoming follow-up "Pulsing," a single that continues this spirit of adventurousness but takes it to a whole new level.

Weeknight Post-Everything LP
(Out March 4th on Artificial/Hand Drawn Dracula) Comprised of New York based duo known simply as Holly and Andy, Weeknight create the sort of languid, obfuscous pop that swirls slightly menacingly through your eardrums. The interlocking male-female vocals contain both beauty and enigmatic characteristics, whether it be the bass heavy "Devil" or the glitchy "Dark Light", the crackling guitar lines and other-worldly lyrics elevate Weeknight above many of their synth-led contemporaries.




Color War  It Could Only Be This Way LP
(Out March 4th on Four Horseman)  COLOR WAR is a Brooklyn-based electronic duo. Billy J and vocalist Lindsay Mound originally bonded as visual artists in 2004. A natural creative symmetry forced COLOR WAR into existence in 2009, their first musical endeavor. The band soon began forging songs through hazy improvisational sessions, with J piecing together beats and synth textures and Mound responding as a medium, channeling melodies and lyrical content in real-time. The new record is co-produced and mixed by legendary techno wizard, John Selway.