The duo, known for nostalgic reference points like He-Man and the Atari, decided to ditch the technology they’re most associated with and record their latest offering, (III), straight to tape, stripping out a lot of excess and leaving the album open for a more minimalistic focus.
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Since releasing their debut, Hundred Waters was quickly picked up by OWSLA, the label most of us know as Skrillex’s, but the Gainesville band doesn’t necessarily have any connection to dubstep.
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We’ll see how well their show translates at the Social, but our guess is Purity Ring will pack the house for one of the year’s first big – albeit, very chill – dance parties.
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There will be an electronic indie soundtrack, provided partially by former Orlandoans A.T.T.I.C., whose fearless frontwoman Megan Gattozzi always shows up ready to sway, effortlessly lightening the vibe of any room.
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EDC is well-known for its intense atmosphere – many attendees arrive in costume and often become part of the show.
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As if diagnosed with terminal wanderlust, the world-music and electronic-dance fusion of Beats Antique can’t be pinned down to any one genre or region.
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In mere months, AbdeCaf’s chillwave music for lovers has caught the ears of powerful figures.
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Thursday, Jan. 19 – Starfucker In a fire-starting New York Magazine piece late last year, pop-music critic Nitsuh Abebe, after claiming that today’s “indie” music is actually just modern adult contemporary, pointed to a promising sign for this generation’s authenticity: the increase in non-radio-friendly band names – “mission statements that tasteful professionalism and the approval...
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You hear that sound? That’s the sound of the Hippy Dream being crunched through the machine. Robot Ears is a new dubstep project featuring Anthony Diaz of the Burnin’ Smyrnans. Yeah, your favorite jammy jah-pop band just squeezed birthed an electronic sideshow. I can’t decide if that’s weird or awesome or both...
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