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For The Record(s): Best Hip Hop Albums of 2011
For The Record(s) continues with the best rap joints of 2011. Traditional hip hop heads, look away.
Celldweller: ‘Frozen’
Imagine Marilyn Manson, deadmau5 and Vannila Ice (post-’Ice Ice Baby’) all rolled into one! Here’s electronic rock mastermind Celldweller’s new music video…
For The Record(s): Best Band Albums of 2011
JUICE Best Records of 2011 list continues with our favourite band albums.
For The Record(s): Best Electronic Albums of 2011
We kick off our Best Records of 2011 list with the best electronic albums of the year.
2011 in Singularity – Best Singles of the Year
2011 in singularity. Juice takes a gander at this year’s amount of songs and arbitrarily awards them with Best Of titles (and ridicules some)…
+2dB: Dance Hath No Fury Like Two Women Scorned
+2dB’s ‘Tempus’, while just as moody in execution, is a more upbeat counterpart to their debut track ‘Syren’.
Detonate: L-Vis 1990
In a scene where repetition rules not just the loops in a beat, but the similarity in the acts as well, it’s easy for everyone to lay claim to breaking the mould. Dance producer/DJ L-Vis 1990, is just the kind of act to do that, but here’s the key difference between him and other braggadocious acts – L-Vis 1990 does subvert genre conventions.
KhromeEyez: Spaced Out 808s
Dweny ‘KhromeEyez’ Dwen was your typical rapper dabbling in generic hip hop production before being hit hard by a one-two combo of 808s and rapegaze. Rather letting things fall into place naturally (read: randomly) than following a precise method to beatmaking, Dweny is an accidental talent whose drunken drums actually sound like there were a […]
PRΔD@NΔ: Chop-Screwy Suey
If it weren’t for his talent, we could never forgive PrΔd@nΔ for his painfully hard-to-spell hipster nom de producteur (just as you’d never forgive us for the pretentious use of a French phrase here). Being something of a walking music encyclopaedia, PrΔd@nΔ was into every niche electronic genre before everyone else. Heck, he was a […]
Zee Avi: Ghostbird
Zee Avi, Malaysia’s answer to a Mandy Mapes and Norah Jones amalgam is back. After her tour of doing Malaysia proud and putting us (finally) on the international radar, she tiptoes cautiously to the expansion of her sound. On Ghostbird, she tries to reach precariously out of her comfort zone and experiment a little. This […]