Friday, July 3, 2009 at 11:08AM
Tiësto will be premiering a driving remix of indie giants Yeah Yeah Yeahs single “Heads Will Roll” from their album “It’s Blitz” tonight. He has played parts of the remix in concert already to massive success, but Tiësto reveals this dance floor monster in its entirety on his radio show “Tiësto’s Club Life” today.
Listen to the remix:
Thursday, July 2, 2009 at 12:37PM 
LAIDBACK LUKE & DIPLO’S “HEY” SINGLE TO BE RELEASED JULY 14TH!
LAIDBACK LUKE and DIPLO combine their forces to drop “HEY”, which will be accompanied by remixes by L-VIS 1990, NADASTROM, BOMBAMAN, DRE SKULL, BLACK NOISE, AUTOEROTIQUE, and FOAMO! The NEW RELEASE DATE: JULY 14TH on DIM MAK RECORDS! Check out the “Artist Spotlight” by RCRDLBL.COM on Laidback Luke & Diplo!
Saturday, June 27, 2009 at 8:51PM This is the best I’ve ever seen Deadmau5 perform. He goes really deep and trancy. Of course it’s Ibiza, it’s not cool to play electro house in a place like Space.
He’s gotta be the busiest DJ I on stage. He’s constanly remixing and tweaking the tracks in realtime using his digital controllers and gadgets. This man is definitely entertaining to watch and listen to.
Thursday, June 25, 2009 at 2:45PM
Taken from his forthcoming album, the follow up to the now infamous ‘Oi Oi’ album, comes a monster of a split release. To be handled with care when played, ‘Starter’ is an obnoxiously loud, glitch heavy track built around scratches, big kicks and massive loops, which undoubtedly had Erol Alkan foaming at the mouth. ‘Jeffer’ is a more soulful ode towards French house and more tailored towards the shandy fueled summer vibes with it’s uplifting vibes and sun-kissed bouncing rhythm.
Listen to Boys Noize “Starter”
Thursday, June 25, 2009 at 2:10PM 
Sebastien Leger returns to his Mistakes Music label with two more prime time slabs of party rockin’ tech house. ‘Foxxy’ is a heavy drum tool with some subtle but very catchy rhythmic changes throughout and a prime example of Sebastian’s ability to produce cuts focused on nothing but the rhythm. On the other side, ‘Le Moustique’ is made with what sounds like a mosquito buzzing somewhere in the recording studio during the final mix-down.