Das Etwas . (translated as The Something) is the partnership of Xavier Zubercock and Cosmic Malcolm.
Xavier Zubercock & Cosmic Malcolm, both ex architectural design students, were creating music part time until one of their early works was used for a Miele vacuum cleaners ad, thus paving the way for both to exit Architectural school prematurely and launch Das Etwas' first ... [More]
Another new artist. Berlin based Oliver Doerell spent his formative years in Brussels (a city where Malka & Colin spent the formative years of their relationship) which has given his music a kind of lyricism. This in addition to that "Berlin atmosphere" (which will be familiar to fans of music emanating from that city) makes for a music which is ... [More]
It’s hard to believe, but it was 20 years ago when Dinosaur first roamed the back roads and byways of central Massachusetts. Lou Barlow, J Mascis and Murph formed their band in 1984 in the sleepy college town of Amherst, MA, and went on to change the face of rock forever. Whether they actually ever intended to or not.
Long before ... [More]
Paul D. Miller is a "conceptual" artist, writer and musician working in NYC. His work as a writer appeared in The Village Voice, The Source, Artforum, Raygun, Rap Pages, Paper Magazine, and a host of other periodicals. He is, as well, co-publisher (with the African American poet Steve Canon) of the magazine "A Gathering of the Tribes", words of the ... [More]
DJ Wally must be mad ! The Dj bug bit during his adolescence, turning him into an inspired teenager practicing the Art of Deejaying; and secretly developing a unique universe of scary fun and abtract humour giving the audience thrills and goose pimples. But this wasn't enough, so in order to go further into sound exploration, producing his own music ... [More]
Yoshio Maeda first came to swim in 1996 when he was still a 21 year old student in Tokyo. With his friend Tomoki Tsukamoto he started the fledgling "Metro-Juice" label. Tomoki did minimal techno, Yoshi did breakbeats. During a holiday trip to London they were persuade to DJ at the opening party for the Art show at the Irish Museum ... [More]
Mexico City's Duopandamix offer basic electronic sounds that skitter and flutter between tecno pop and modern retro dance dynamics. Guillermo Guevara and Gabriel Acevedo (the pandas) have created a sound that is totally unique to their living environment, the world?s biggest metropoli, underlined by their playfulness and their moody sonic explorations. DPM have also released music on the Canadian Cocosolidciti ... [More]