about me
My taste ranges from random techno tracks on random net labels, to left field rock, to metal ballads. Most of the music on my iPod ya never heard of. I hope I can turn you on to some new sounds that I enjoy.
why i'm a source
Cause I want to be on the internet.
i'm into
staying up all night.
state of mind
Dark.
favorite bands
random bands that Pitchfork has never heard of.
favorite movies
City Of Lost Children. The Elephant Man.
Nattura (Switch Remix)byBjork pop, electronic Bjork is Iceland's unofficial ambassador of cultural and environmental awareness. Actually she does work for her Government doing something like that. I don't know. But...more »
Leave Us AlonebyBlake electronic, dub step The sounds of dubstep is one of the most pervasive styles of electronic music found in Montreal at the moment. This track has a hovering...more »
Droppin' NamesbyDirt Nasty hip hop Vice Magazine, Hipsters, and people who grew up in the South are the touchstones of irony for my generation, while Dirty Nasty is currently re-defining...more »
Be Back SoonbyWoodhands electronic, anarcho, electro If you want to get your hipster party totally jumping, sweaty, and smelly, the book Toronto's Woodhands. They make any party a balls-to-the-walls freakfest. more »
Dusk Till Dawn (Pablo Decoder remix)byLadyhawke electronic, beats, remix Pablo Decoder's remix is killing me right now! Total club trash of the highest caliber. Designer drugs and fake contacts not required.
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The BlockbyThe Wooly Mammoth electronic, techno, funk If the vocal in this track is a "field recording" from dude's block then I'm guessing that The Wooly Mammoth lives in a shitty part...more »
Bump DisbyDJ Oddz electronic, bass, grime I love when a producer carpet bombs the area with nauseating amounts of low-end. Isn't that the goal of grime and all the other...more »
Blame the Booty (NSL's bottom heavy remix)byLeslie Hall pop, electronic, beats, comedy Leslie Hall decided that exploiting her vanilla-corn-fed upbringing by making rap videos shot on location in towns where culture seems to stand still, would be...more »
Skrilla (feat. RZA)byOl Dirty Bastard hip hop ODB played with and almost rewrote the words: outrageous, genius, poet, freak, space cadet, and dope fiend. No matter how "out to lunch" the...more »
Secret Lawns MixbyQuarterbar rock, electronic, other, dance, indie Thanks for the lead Subverse! Quarterbar goes Tony Danza on Panther's debut release Secret Lawns bossing around the LP in its entirety and kidnapping only...more »
Come On SantabyThe Raveonettes rock, avant-garde, holiday cheer The Raveonettes are Dutch so they're into the whole harm reduction thing. So what they're implying is: come on Santa, the greatest gift would be...more »
1980byDirt Nasty hip hop, crust, electro Dirt Nasty is the perfect name for a rapper who talks about humping his dog, wearing thong underwear, and being high on cocaine. "1980" has...more »
Lark (Ruff and Jam’s remix)byAu Revoir Simone electronic, indie, downtempo, electro Ruff and Jam add an extra layer of spooky to this song from Au Revoir Simone. Keep in mind, I've done the research and have...more »
SwitchbladebyHeartsrevolution pop, electronic, electroclash, indie Heartsrevolution comes along and just about rips my mask right off. These sexy disco beets mixed with shriekback vocals sound best at the higher volumes....more »
Pearl Shot (Switch Remix)byEvil Nine electronic, breakbeat/breaks Pearl Shot, hrmmmm. Wait... is that what people call an innuendo? I don't care because this breakbeat jam packs the robotic-remix funk loud, long,...more »
Diggin Dirt (Alternate Edit)byMr. Guder urban/R&B, funk God Damn this s__t is funky! And I mean this is some southern fried, dirty mic, blown amp, mono recording kind of funky. This one...more »
Rauch (Coma Remix)byMIT electronic, old school, rave music New Order fans This banger's baseline walks right up to your grill and slaps your checks while the handclaps for the snare finishes the dis' with a loud...more »
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