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DM 229
14 Jun 11 Dirty/Heavy Dubstep/Grime
DM 224
28 May 11 Electro House
DM 097
22 Mar 11 Electro House
Review:
A real poster-girl for the electro-pop revival of the early 2000s, with hits like the Tom Tom Club-esque "Chewing Gum", Annie has found a new home on Dim Mak and sounds better than ever on "Crush". While the original is bouncy 138bpm fun, and Junior Sanchez's mix is house-friendly, we advise going straight to Richard X's uncharacteristically stripped-down and indie mix - with punky drums and buzzsaw guitars working perfectly with Annie's melodies.
DM 236
20 Sep 11 Electro House
DM 217
19 Apr 11 Electro House
DM 274
20 Mar 12 Electro House
DM 173
07 May 10 Electro House
Review:
Making a name for themselves with mixes of Diplo & Laidback Luke, Larry Tee and Shinichi Osawa among others, Autoerotique have become firm favourites among fans of hard-edged electro. Now part of the Dim Mak family, this new release confirms their growing status as 'Bubonic' engages some sick siren-synths, dirty bass and huge drums to maximum effect. Party favourite Drop The Lime has fun juggling the original?s monotone synths while Mustard Pimp takes it into an even darker and more rinsed-out place, using Prodigy-esque drums to max out the sound.
DM 206
22 Feb 11 Progressive House
DM219
24 May 11 Electro House
DM 149
01 Sep 09 Electro House
DM 350
23 Oct 12 Progressive House
DM 388
05 Feb 13 Electro House
DM 338
30 Oct 12 Funky/Club House
DM 391
21 Feb 13 Minimal/Tech House
DM 400
14 Mar 13 Electro House
DM 351
26 Mar 13 Electro House
DM 330
14 Feb 13 Electro House
DM 334
25 Sep 12 Electro House
DM 358
26 Mar 13 Dirty/Heavy Dubstep/Grime
DM 424
09 Apr 13 Techno
DM 346
20 Nov 12 Electro House
DM 288
14 Feb 13 Electro House
DM 399
12 Feb 13 Electro House
DM 353
14 May 13 Progressive House
DM 198
01 Feb 11 Electro House
Played by: Diplo, Ronn Sono & Thice Santoro, Juno Recommends Electro House, Kommander Keen, Kasa Remixoff
Review:
Swedish duo Olle Corneer and Stefan Engblom are back, with this epic tech-house smasher destined to become a favourite among DJs and bloggers over the next few weeks. On a heavy, Deadmau5-esque tip, the boys let sidechained synths and thick kicks do the talking, dipping out occasionally for some roof-raising breakdowns. DimMak's PeaceTreaty brings out more of the high frequencies while Bassjackers introduce a ghetto swing and some Dutch bleep-leads to their mix, while kwaito/Latin fan Alvaro gives it a full-on tropical make-over.
DM 231
26 Jul 11 Electro House
DM 375
05 Feb 13 Electro House
DM 375
13 Mar 13 Electro House
DM 253
01 Nov 11 Electro House
DM 267
14 Feb 12 Dirty/Heavy Dubstep/Grime
DM 264
10 Apr 12 Dirty/Heavy Dubstep/Grime
Played by: Steve Aoki
Review:
Dubstep albums are a tricky beast. They need to be manipulated and programmed with real care to maintain enthusiasm throughout, but Canadian bass upstart Datsik doesn't just persuade you into the full length experience, he insists on it. Shoving an entire rainbow of rave into his screaming, glitchy bass machine, he sets the controls to max power with raw, untamed bangers such as the Mario Brothers-at-Fantazia flavoured "Need You" and the trippy Toytown twangs and bubbling subs of "Light The Fuse". Watch out for some interesting collaborations along the way as he locks horns with the likes of Z-Trip for a swinging, trippy eastern drumstep twang "Double Trouble" and causes an unlikely roadblock with Korn's Jonathan Davis and erstwhile psychedelic trance kings Infected Mushroom for the hair-raising "Evilution". A lesson in dubstep albumology.
DM 294
11 Sep 12 Electro House
Review:
Vienna-born, Hamburg-based producer Phil Speiser has been knocking out new-rave-style electro-house on Steve Aoki's Dim Mak label since 2010. He returns with his latest offering featuring three original tracks and a whole host of remixes. The title track is bright, flashy and melodic - perfect party fodder. Moonbootica's remix is a badass peak-time stomper and is a highlight of the package. "Crossroads" keeps the energy level high with a seriously dirty bassline, whilst Speiser's own remix is a surprising retro-house number with extra vocals. Finally "We Own The World" is a synth-laden end-of -the-night anthem.
DM 165
02 Feb 10 Electro House
DM 359
23 Oct 12 Electro House
Review:
French bass monkeys Dirtyphonics' forthcoming album Irreverence looks set to blow all speaker sets to pieces with their noxious cocktail of D&B, electro and dubstep. And this is the first taste of what's to come: a sparkling, Technicolour halfstep romp that shines and gurgles and a pristine yet ravaging groove. Remix-wise all bass bases are covered with Metrik providing a rather superb D&B flavour, 12th Planet serving up a loco dubstep jam, Darth & Vader painting an electro picture and Nicolas Malinowsky get dirty on a B-more flex. This track more than lives up to its name.
DM 228
19 Jul 11 Electro House
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro House
Review:
Gaining a huge amount of praise right now, French electro band Dirtyphonics have already had dropped some very high profile remixes this year - namely Nero, Skrillex, Benny Benassi and The Bloody Beetroots - and now they've been let loose for their own EP on Dim Mak. "Tarantino" is a spine-tingling monster, full of classic dirty distorted French leads and some canny rhythmic switches, while "Oakwood" combines a stuttering dubstep lead with some heavy 4-on-the-floor kicks, as well as some delicate Eastern string sounds in the breakdowns. Two enormous rinse-outs from a group clearly on the grow.
DM 323
25 Sep 12 Electro House
Played by: Fatboy Slim
Review:
Loved and respected as an acid pioneer, DJ Pierre's debut on Dim Mak celebrates his timeless groove and on-point ears. With pummelling builds, a chant-like vocal and some really vicious hoover stabs to play this at any other time than peak time would be a travesty. Remix-wise Tommie Sunshine and Downlow'd apply a more high-end screech to the riff and some added retro percussive elements. Finally "Let Me See You Dance" shows us just why Pierre is still just as relevant and influential in house music as he always has been. Reach for the lasers!
DM 403
02 May 13 Electro House
DM 285
17 Jul 12 Progressive House
DM 332
18 Dec 12 Electro House
Review:
This release from Dzeko & Torres is not two of the Premier League's misfiring strikers revealing a more musical side; no they are a couple of Canadian noisemongers who are making their Dim Mak debut and they've clearly given it all they've got. This trio bangs hard with a capital HARD. "Hey" is hype heaven, building and building like a Dubfire record but with much more of an electro twang. "Buppy" is equally as ecstatic but rolls with just a smidgeon of tribal beat work while "Check This Out" pushes us kicking and screaming into bass town. Just when you think things are getting too rude, in comes THE most euphoric hook you can imagine. What a finisher!
DM 275
20 Mar 12 Electro House | ||
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