Rock
We all live in Toronto. We like playing music. We love making records. In fact, we're making a new one right now. It will be out in spring '09. It going to be awesome. We've toured alot over this continent. Taylor's favorite colour is blue. Jessica likes driving. Dave likes four on the floor. What else can we say? Love, The Golden Dogs ... more

Electronic
After their 2007 album „Beam me in“, Roland and Daniel Voss aka Weathertunes once more present a blissful offering full of sunny pleasures. Here, unobtrusive beats gently push forward to create elevating and uplifting vibes. On this EP the Voss brothers are accompanied by French vocalist „Kay Dee the Bee“ (on Track 1 + 4) and by Jazz guitarist Michael Arlt (on Track 3 + 5). Into the EP leads „Sex is the... more

Indie
Otis Grove began as a collective experiment in crossing the traditional jazz sound, with funk and Hip-Hop rhythms. It was the beginning of a sound based in groove, free in improvisation, yet rooted in songwriting, and soulful melodies. The band began spreading their sound to New England clubs in 2003. The music, which has been described as unique blend of soulfull organ funk and garage rock, pays tribute to the masters while consistently... more

Rock
D-FYANT is that new sound that everyone is craving for in these uncertain times. The Houston based band is a fresh new blend of rock and reggae, topped with catchy smooth vocals. They released their self titled cd in February of 2007. Within those 15 tracks was the gambit of what D-fyant is. From the beginning with “ Fya Fya ” and “ Don’t You Understand ”, the band establishes, quickly and convincingly, that... more

Electronic
In the three years since Andy Hunter°’s last eclectic batch of electronica, the famed DJ encountered a literal whirlwind of international acclaim, creative advancement and personal growth. From his time on tour with DJ Tiësto (along with several rounds of solo headlining dates) to painting the vivid soundscapes in the studio for his third release Colour to reaping the benefits of a burgeoning family, the turntable wizard... more

Indie
Kane Muir is in the business of pleasant sounds.. A distinct blues flair can be found in this Australian indie rockers melodies. Music that seems to brood with hope and could just as easily find a home in the New York rock scene as it would be in a Louisiana honky-tonk. Somehow this combination of voice and thoughtful guitar  toes the line and resonates with both. Is it rock or something else? Perhaps just leave it up to the... more

Electronic
Main Sequence lives in Portland, OR and makes sample-based music. The Ownership Society represents his first full-length release. It took 2 years and was created using nothing but records, a turntable, a mixer, an MPC-3000, and Digital Performer. The Ownership Society plays with many ideas that are floating around our society today, which oddly enough were embodied in the recordings of past decades. It ranges in styles of hip hop from... more

hip-hop breakbeats
“Today’s music is inspired by whatever has gone on before. That’s what fascinates me. Soul music is the earliest form of hip hop. That’s why I want to create it. It might seem like recreating what was done in the past, but what I want to do is merge soul and hip hop together. That’s why I’ll bring in the live aspect of what happened back then into current hip hop trends. That’s the angle I’m... more

Electronic art music
Nick Currie (born February 11, 1960 in Paisley, Scotland), more popularly known under the artist name Momus (after the Greek god of mockery), is a songwriter, blogger and former journalist for Wired. Most of his songs are self-referential or postmodern. For more than twenty years he has been releasing, to only marginal commercial and critical success, playful and transgressive albums on labels in the United Kingdom, the United States, and... more

Electro
To Know someone, with a capital "K" is something that man has pondered throughout the ages. The greatest minds to ever grace this planet posited many a theory about what it is "to be" without ever coming to a consensus. So how can I tell you "About" myself, if nobody knows exactly what it is to "to be" in the first place? A charming fellow who was once young but has now since been dead for a very long time offered this: I think. Therefore... more