Category: Review

The sound of the underground is alive and well to this day, and gets its first 2015 tribute from Henrix. The Miami native is no stranger to big tracks, and drops yet another one in the form of “The Underground”...

In the past we’ve seen The Chainsmokers do mainly progressive and indie house productions, but we haven’t really seen them do anything at a slower tempo until now. Even their track “Kanye” is faster paced, but their remix of Clean...

For the second time now, Dannic has been put in charge of a three-track EP release, and does not disappoint. There was some difficulty in getting the tracks up on Beatport on-time, but that problem has since been solved. The...

This next track might just blow your speakers, so be warned. Smash The House presents “Jumpoff,” a brand-new big-room smash from BL3R and Andres Fresko, with the help of another special guest to make it even bigger. American trap icon Carnage has taken...

Vicetone is one of the hottest duo’s making music right now. Everything they release is always incredibly well received and just flat out great. “No Way Out” is no exception, however it is a little different from some of their...

On their meteoric rise to stardom, mysterious duo twoloud has demonstrated some fantastic production capabilities on their tracks. Tracks like “Big Bang”, “I’m Alive” and their remix for “Zero 76” have been heavily supported by marquee DJs all over the world,...

Drvg Cvltvre’s “Snails The Size Of London” is an interesting form of techno and an EP most definitely worth listening to. In some ways, it is reminiscent of something Gesaffelstein would make. The tempo is slower, it feels a bit...