Tagged: noisia

Over the weekend, Shaun Bacus, better known as Hekler, lit Bassrush Arizona up with a massive set. With just a little over a year under his belt, he’s already gained support from some of the biggest bassheads in the industry including NGHTMRE, … Read More →

NOISIA is a Dutch electronic trio made up of members Nik Roos, Martijn van Sonderen and Thijs de Vlieger, and they produce nothing short of a slightly psychedelic bass experience. I remember seeing them for the first time late last year. … Read More →

So, it’s been about 7 years since we last heard from Pendulum. The drum n’ bass band has (mostly) been on hiatus since their last release in 2011, while members Rob Swire and Gareth McGrillen have been busy dropping dopeness … Read More →

Moody Good is responsible for so many fresh bangers that have been coming out in the crowds. His remix of Yogi’s ‘Burial’ and Noisia’s ‘Get Deaded’ have earned him a spot as a bass tastemaker. One of Moody’s most recognized … Read More →

In September of 2015, What So Not released his Divide & Conquer EP. Since its release, the seven tracks on the album have seen numerous remixes, but the title track ‘Divide & Conquer’ has just received a killer remix from … Read More →

Basscon hosted the Nocturnal stage Temple Noctem returning with the fan-favorite themed stage Wasteland gas mask theme, putting on a two-day, heavy-hitting hardstyle experience featuring Atmozfears himself, as well as Coone, LNY TNZ, Lady Faith and many more. Having been afforded the … Read More →

We have all been waiting for this moment: Noisia’s first album in 6 years. Lucky for listeners, but unlucky for Noisia, Outer Edges has been leaked a couple weeks early. The initial release date was for their new album was September 16,. They have been … Read More →

Early last week Relentless Beats announced something special. A genre of EDM usually swept under the table by most promoters would be getting its own dedicated stage at one of their shows. Enter the mayhem as we go Relentless With … Read More →

So this weekend is probably one of the biggest weekends for summer shows so far, outside of maybe Fourth of July weekend. We’re touching all corners of the genre spectrum this weekend from some filthy dub to some trap, to … Read More →

Most the time for this weekly preview, I usually like to focus on the record label’s new music and history. Most people do not realize that record labels are much more than just recording music. Some record labels are so … Read More →