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One of the most well known songs around the world was born in the 1970s, but has had a rebirth decades later. Bohemian Rhapsody, by the band, Queen, was featured in films as well as other venues. It remains the quintessential rock ballad. A new use for yesterday’s classic computer components gives new life to the song. Periodically sounding much like something from the electronic music genius, Isao Tomita, this reworked method of portraying the song is simple in sound yet complex in nature- and without a keyboard.
Silicone Soul Interview
Silicone Soul has a significant place in today’s modern club music scene. This master DJ’s duo by Craig Morrison and Graeme Reedie is bonded by their soulful remixes and sounds that are unique and interesting, true to their souls and to their music. It gave me great pleasure to meet and greet this musical duo.
Martin Landsky Interview
He founded the label Effortil Records, which he then renamed to Intimate Records after two productions with Steve Bug and DJ Cle (Martini Bros.) at Club Star Radio and the Poker Flat Nights. Most of his productions appeared on labels such as Dessous and Poker Flat Recordings. He is Martin Landsky.
Analogue Practice – 2011 Retrospective
We compiled most awesome progressive/techno/progressive-trance dj sets made during 2011 by some of most respectful artists on the scene. Listen, enjoy.
Grigoris Savidis – PALE PENGUIN
Pale Penguin V.I.M. breaksmix Pale Penguin has been a mainstay in the electronic music scene in Thessaloniki, Greece for nearly two decades, making him a force to be reckoned with when it comes to breaks, electronica, techno and techno-house. If you have not made it over to see him as the resident DJ at the [...]
Antix Interview
Here is the interview with Antix, a magnificent band consisted of two brothers also playing under aliases Fiord, Pylon and Strom Brothers. Antix has been around for some time now, I remember listening to their debut album “Lull” from 2003 and knowing that they are going to rock the scene since their music was quite advanced for [...]
Queen Bohemian Rhapsody Old School Computer Remix
Posted by Dejan on December 14th, 2011
Guy who stoles over 15 tracks from Alex Di Stefano!
Posted by Dejan on February 6th, 2012
PLAGIARISM, STEALING, COPYRIGHT…
When I saw for the first time Banksy “parody” on Pablo Picasso quote “Good Artists Copy, Great Artists Steal”, I was impressed. He conducted Pablos quote into action, but
somehow I have never believed that people can be so much rude and without shame in a real world until I discovered Alex Di Stefano story.
Apparently, one day Alex Di Stefano discovered guy who copyrighted over 15 of his tracks, and that guy sold “his” music on every major digital shop, he even printed CDs
and sold them. Funniest part was that he didn’t even tried to cover that up, he was doing it so obviously and aggressive like he was proud for what he was doing.
And yes, he was proud. Proud copyrighted. Proud thief. Proud plagiarist.
Silicone Soul Interview
Posted by Dejan on February 3rd, 2012
Silicone Soul has a significant place in today’s modern club music scene. This master DJ’s duo by Craig Morrison and Graeme Reedie is bonded by their soulful remixes and sounds that are unique and interesting, true to their souls and to their music. It gave me great pleasure to meet and greet this musical duo.
Arcade 64: Commodore 64 Rave Party
Posted by Dejan on February 2nd, 2012
Featuring the most popular computers of the 80′s
So we’ve got a rave now. A perfect excuse to get together and play really loud.
Hard Techno – Acid – Breaks & Bleeps – Freestyle – Electronica – Psy Trance
Acid Monsters inhabiting Mutant Sheep
Posted by Dejan on February 2nd, 2012
After spending more than a year on the road promoting theiralbumUpgrade To Mutant Sheep in France (40 shows), in theBalkans, and in theUSA last summer,Paral-lel is back with anew release.
Freaks Rock!, their new EP, was born on the road. It’s thejoining of their mutant sound and analog TB303, 909 and 808grafts. Leaving their electronica influences aside momentarily,this release explores a more human, simple and authenticsound. Change is also felt in the cover design; an innovative andinfinite patchwork of possibilities done entirely by hand by artist Julie Chovin.
Freaks Rock! heads into Hiphop/techno/break orbit with thehuge acid track Freak Beat; it then heads into an abrasivegroove with a high end that will tear off the dancefloor withCoretefax. For those nostalgic for the old times, the dissonantTaToil revisits early Rave while the punchy The Head pulls usinto an epic electro/break oblivion. The EP concludes with theexplosive brainwashing of BigRedKlit.
Along with their tracks, Paral-lel has picked 3 remixes by Clark,Flore and SKNDR, illustrating some of their most meaningfulencounters this year.
DIVYDE
Posted by Dejan on February 2nd, 2012
DIVYDE, the first artist to be part of the Stereo Statik family. His style is unique, mysterious, and dark; all the while maintaining an energetic vibe. His productions are rich with various elements that immerse the mind and soul. A growing process being developed from years of hardwork and experience now shared ready to be with the world.
Martin Landsky Interview
Posted by Dejan on January 20th, 2012
After training as a sound engineer in the field of advertising and synchronous, he was a resident DJ in Club Hamburger House Front. Starting in 1994, there were often club nights held in his name. He moved to Berlin at the end of the 1990′s,but he did regular nights before that (in the mid ’90′s) at legendary E-Werk and Tresor.
He founded the label Effortil Records, which he then renamed to Intim Records. He did the Poker Flat Nights party series with Steve Bug and DJ Cle (Martini Bros.) at the Sternradio Club. Most of his productions appeared on labels such as Dessous and Poker Flat Recordings. Ladies and gentleman, he is Martin Landsky.
Analogue Practice – 2011 Retrospective
Posted by Dejan on January 17th, 2012
We compiled most awesome progressive/techno/progressive-trance dj sets made during 2011 by some of most respectful artists on the scene. Listen, enjoy.
Grigoris Savidis – PALE PENGUIN
Posted by Dejan on December 23rd, 2011
Pale Penguin has been a mainstay in the electronic music scene in Thessaloniki, Greece for nearly two decades, making him a force to be reckoned with when it comes to breaks, electronica, techno and techno-house. If you have not made it over to see him as the resident DJ at the Elvis Bar in Thessaloniki, or had the honor of hearing one of his sets opening for major acts, entertaining film festival attendees, filling up clubs across Europe or battling it out at the Battle of the Year/Balkans, maybe you have caught him as the main music contributor for Freeze, Soundmaker or Crawford Magazine.
His influence on the electronica scene doesn’t stop there; he is also a co-founder and co-manager of V.I.M. (Very Important Music) Records and has teamed up with Kid Stretch to deliver to the world the funky, disco-breaks project Pale the Kid.
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