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Alter egos are widespread in the giant black void that are the collection of DJs that make up the community. Be it because of some sort of ego issue, or a genuine want to expand a brand without destroying the … Read More →

With his brand-new stage design as well as releasing continuous and consistent work from the year of 2002 all the way to present, Deadmau5 has a strange place in our carefully constructed social world of dance music. In a world … Read More →

Delta Heavy is a Dubstep-influenced British duo that has been quiet in terms of mainstream outreach but have produced critically-acclaimed sets of singles and their first full-length debut in 2016. In 2010, Ben Hall and Simon James faced their earlier … Read More →

Urban Dictionary describes Handbag House / Diva House as “a type of House music. Handbag house consists of the obligatory disco diva lyrics, simple four-on-the-floor TR-909 kick drums, hi-hats on the upbeats, Basic synth stabs in a minor key, and … Read More →

In this week’s edition of B-Side Weekly, we ask the question of what would an Indie downtempo electropop band have any connection to a pop star of yonder? The band in question is our friend’s from the “Eurozone” as they … Read More →

This week’s edition of B-Side Weekly will be tipping our hat to a relatively more recent artist, opposed to an EDM juggernaut. Regardless of marketing differences and popularity, the artist known as Noisestorm has a short discography, but has dabbled … Read More →

Sia is not an unfamiliar name to the world of music, let alone EDM and dance; most of her early work focused on melancholy hooks and a heavy emphasis on her music with less on her image. The latter focus … Read More →

In this week’s edition of B-Side Weekly, we are going to tackle a track from an album that is probably going to be our most recent track covered. As some of you readers may know, there was an article posted … Read More →

If we asked if you could name any Pussycat Doll (aside from the obvious choice of Nicole Scherzinger), could you heroically step up to the plate? Would it be easier if we simply requested that you give us the simple … Read More →

Welcome to the first edition of B-Side Weekly, where obscure album tracks, hard-to-find-remixes, and juicy bonus tracks are deconstructed and given a torch to light up songs you probably haven’t dug deep enough in an artist’s catalog to hear. Many … Read More →