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One of my all-time favorite producers is back, “cementing his reputation as the dark horse of the French electronic scene”, to paraphrase the press release: Danger recently put his magic remix fingerprint on Acid Washed‘s self-titled release, resulting in what can be best described as a baroque future sci-fi organ harpsicord madness. Record Makers are celebrating their 10th birthday and are therefore generously giving away this gem for free – more remixes by the likes of The Hacker, Daniel Haaksman and Ed Banger’s Mickey Moonlight, so you might want to check out the entire EP.
Editor’s note: This track is certainly not designed to be raped by your MacBook speakers, so please give it a listen on a proper stereo or headphones.
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Today I was facing a tough decision concerning what to share on my blog, as I could’ve posted up Don Diablo’s latest bootleg remix for Moby’s 1994 rave classic Feeling So Real which would’ve guaranteed a few thousand new incoming visitors by quickly rocketing up to astronomic heights in the Hypem charts . Instead, I [...]
I’m terribly sorry for a rather soundless Monday here on Disco Demons, been spending way too much time working on some new tunes lately – here’s an adequate compensation, I think: Mustard Pimp‘s latest mixtape, marking the initial volume of a new series titled Catastrophe Mixtapes. As if that wouldn’t be reasons enough to celebrate, [...]
Rainy sunday afternoon car drive soundtrack. Interesting and funny listening experience, as dubstep meets the last decade’s pop classics – including Britney Spears, La Roux, Justice and yes, Swedish House Mafia. Here’s what Aric Wilde has to say about his own mix: “lots of bass and some words with a snare in there every once in [...]
Another Disco Demons exclusive: In contradistinction to the past few days’ disco and dubstep tunes, here’s what would be classified as the brutal death metal sub-genre of electronic dance music. Introduced by an epic intro (which should perfectly serve every DJ who’s planning to break the house down by surprise), this rework can be best [...]