It seems Subtronics doesn’t get much sleep these days. In the past month, he debuted his new label Cyclops Recordings, released the imprint’s first compilation, and even saw his collaboration with GRiZ, “Griztronics,” added to Fortnite‘s in-game radio. Now, he’s back with a drum & bass hybrid remix of “Oh No” by Capone. The song may sound familiar to you if you’ve been on TikTok lately. It’s currently trending on the app and has been used in countless videos on the platform. For his flip, Subtronics gave fans a rare taste of some drum & bass production. The first half of the remix features a sound that longtime fans may be more familiar with while the second descends into unrelenting drum & bass cha...
As countries around the world begin the process of delivering vaccinations to their citizens, concertgoers have already begun planning their returns to the festival life. This applies to organizers too, and as more vaccines are delivered, a return to live music in 2021 grows more likely each day. Looking to next summer, Hospital Records has announced the lineup for their Hospitality On The Beach festival in Croatia. Organizers shared the lineup poster on their social media pages and informed fans on who would be taking over the decks next year. Celebrating some of the best in drum & bass next summer, fans in Croatia will get to experience sets from NOISIA, Andy C, Dimension, Camo & Krooked, Mefjus, and more across several themed stages. The lineup poster also reveals...
2020 has been a tough year all around, but the platinum-selling UK trio Disciples has not let that slow them down. Not only did they drop “Only the Gods / Better on My Own,” the massive collaborative double-single release with Hot Natured‘s Lee Foss and Anabel Englund, but they also can now celebrate their debut on the iconic Ministry of Sound, “I Got You.’ “I Got You” is one of those tracks that warms you from the inside out, combining bright piano chords and dynamic drums for the ultimate feel-good record and a much-needed dose of positivity in our lives. It also features the signature vocals of the trio’s very own Duvall and Luke Mac. With everything going on in the world, Disciples came up with the most thoughtful and creat...
Burial, Four Tet, and Thom Yorke of Radiohead have been garnering a lot of attention for their unexpected double A-sided 12″ vinyl release earlier this month, titled “Her Revolution / His Rope,” and the pair of tracks are quite an interesting and eclectic collaborative effort. It all started as a physical-only release when sets of unlabeled, blacked-out 12″ vinyl began showing up in various London record stores, and the news broke via two Instagram posts by Phonica Records and Sounds Of The Universe Records. A few days following the vinyl release and the two tracks had found their way onto all digital streaming platforms. Released on XL Recordings, the two tracks mark the first time all three artists have collaborated since their last ...
RATING: 8/10 CARDINAL WYRM hail from the Bay Area. I’ve been there a couple of times; it didn’t seem particularly weird, but clearly I was wrong. You can throw a stick pretty much anywhere in the world and be guaranteed to hit at least two sludgy doom bands, but very few of them have the instant oddball charisma that these bearded ne’er-do-wells use as a weapon throughout “Devotionals”. Superficially, this is a straightforwardly superior slab of gruesomely overdriven doom with psychedelic overtones that slaps you around the head. The album’s got a swampy but biting production befitting the album’s grimly trippy artwork. But those more than adequate first impressions belie a songwriting style that is deeply peculiar, with vocal melodies that spiral ...
During an appearance on the latest episode of the “Talk Is Jericho” podcast, hosted by FOZZY singer and wrestling superstar Chris Jericho, AC/DC guitarist Angus Young spoke about his nephew Stevie Young, who took founding AC/DC rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young‘s place in the band prior to the recording of the group’s 16th studio album, 2014’s “Rock Or Bust”. “Stevie grew up playing like Mal,” Angus said (hear audio below). “That was how he really got into getting his guitar together. So he just tuned in to how Mal would play. And it is a unique style. Because there’s a lot of guitarists out there, like myself, who play a lot of lead notes, and they try to be flashy and stuff. So finding somebody who’s just a solid guy on...
TESLA bassist Brian Wheat, who is promoting his upcoming autobiography, “Son Of A Milkman: My Crazy Life With Tesla”, spoke to KNAC.COM about how his bout with poor self-image led to a battle with an eating disorder and an attempt to control his weight gain by throwing up. “Yeah, people think that those things are exclusive to ‘supermodels’ or something, but it’s not,” Wheat said. “The fact of the matter is I was a fat kid. I lost all of this weight. If you look at the photos of me during [TESLA‘s] ‘Mechanical Resonance’ album, I was a fat kid, then I lost a lot of weight. To be able to maintain that — we were out during that time where everyone was looking for that image, and MTV was huge. I started sticking my fingers down...
Sharon Osbourne has tested positive coronavirus. Ozzy Osbourne‘s wife and manager revealed her diagnosis on Monday (December 14) with a statement on social media. The Emmy-winning host of “The Talk” said she was hospitalized for the infectious disease for a short time and is currently isolating away from Ozzy. She also encouraged her followers to stay safe and healthy amid the ongoing pandemic. “I wanted to share I’ve tested positive for Covid 19,” she wrote. “After a brief hospitalization, I’m now recuperating at I’m now recuperating at a location away from Ozzy (who has tested negative) while ‘The Talk’ is on scheduled hiatus. Everyone please stay safe and healthy.” Last month, Ozzy told GQ magazine that he suffers f...