Buzzin Electronic Music

Now in it’s fifteenth year, The Annual series from the Ministry Of  Sound serves as a reminder that the year is drawing to a close and of course this year is no different.
Ministry Of Sound have gone all out to end the decade in style with three definitive CD’s that not only celebrate another fantastic [...]

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The Many Faces of Joey Negro Volume 2 showcases music productions from legendary DJ, producer and artist in his own right, Joey Negro.
The album predominantly covers his last 18 months of studio work but also some classic tracks from his back catalogue. This double CD features full-length versions, many never available on an unmixed CD [...]

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EQ Recordings have announced the eagerly anticipated release date for the fifteenth in their ‘Balance’ series appropriately named Balance 015 and featuring ‘The Master of the Deep’ Will Saul at the mixing desk.
Balance 015 is an epic triple CD mix which immerses itself into a deep electronic landscape of sound and textures, featuring a blend [...]

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Dan Deacon – Bromst – album review

Dan Deacon’s second commercial album since Spiderman of the Rings in 2007 sounds like a riposte to all those claiming that Animal Collective are the artists pushing the barriers of popular music the furthest right now.
The collage of sounds, the frantic rhythms, the warped vocals – all of this [...]

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Make & Do by Merka – album review
This month Merka releases his second album, Make & Do, following his critically acclaimed 2007 debut Berserka.
Merka aka Mark Ford builds on the success of Berserka with a journey of an album that sounds like it should sit somewhere between an original studio album and a DJ mix [...]

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