Fresher than your local green grocers and cheekier than a beach volley contest, this cranking little electro house gem will get you smiling in time with you arse shaking.
Cutee B & Carolina Cartel have put together a proper cheeky fun dancefloor tune that still manages to bang hard.
Such a simple little question…
Listen Loud!
The jagged knife brutality of Sub Focus’s drum and bass machine rips into life with…what…a Daft Punk sample?
Yes yes it is. The disco robots have yet again been paid homage in a subtle yet definite way with this very cool DnB nugget. Robot Rock guitars abound and the usual barrage of squelching bass and pounding percussion.
Listen loud to Rock It by Sub Focus…
This is a total ball tearer! Wickedly hard electro from the sadistic dancefloor crossover masters, Noisia.
Noisia absolutely annihilates everything in their path with this crunching, bass wielding juggernaut of a track. Calling it “Machine Gun” is like calling The Rock a small pebble.
This tune demands and deserves attention, just give it a minute thirty to get warmed up. If you can, use good speakers, and as always, listen loud!
Let me start this track of the week plug by saying “Whatmau5?”
Sergio Fernandez continues to pump out solid, wonderful, thumping, gorgeous techno; and what’s more, his soulful beats actually maintain some personality! This particular gem “Cyborg“, is a sinister yet colourful dance floor driver, which in my opinion would sit well in almost any DJ set, be it house, techno, electro, or even to break up the breaks.
If you dig this, dig deeper because Sergio Fernandez’s whole “Angel or Demon” album is masterful.
As the track suggests, ‘you are the perfect person for this mission, but you will never be the same again”.
Calling all you booty shakers! Jump on this thump-wagon!
The Freerange DJ’s have swung by to tell you that breakbeat is most definitely NOT DEAD! (and by the way, 3 of the 5 DJ’s in the Freerange posse are Aussies – go boys go!)
The track of the week this week is their fresh club demolition ball, “Back to the Old Jack”. With it’s powerful percussion, retro samples, and thick warped-out bass, this is what would happen if the Stanton Warriors had a light sabre duel.
Bass; you are my father! I dare you to try and stay still while you listen to this…
Starting today Hellectric will bring you a weekly hit of audio wikkidness. Silver will search the depths of YouTube, Soundcloud, Beatport, Juno, and even real live dusty music stores to bring you 52 great tracks to get you weekend rocking, replace some serotonin on a Sunday morning, or help you through the Monday to Friday.
First up is the rave influenced bassy piece of breakbeat from the combination of The Nextmen, Ms Dynamite, and Andy Cato (of Groove Armada & Faithless), “The Lion’s Den”. Oh, and by the way, The Lion’s Den has a rad film clip too. Enjoy it LOUD!
