TOP 20 ALBUMS OF 2013

I hate starting these posts off with “It’s that time of year again”, BUT IT IS!!!!!!!! Tons of great albums this year, but my boy Ryan and I had to narrow them down to twenty so as not to make this post too long winded. Some of the artists on this list are well known

Boards of Canada break new ground with Tomorrow’s Harvest

It’s been almost seven years since the Edinburgh boys of electronica “Boards of Canada”, released an album. Not quite sure at what point they became the Sade’s of dance music, but it stands to reason that with so much time to create something beautiful, that something beautiful would be created…and they did. With all the

MITNGTV EPISODE 3

I know, shame on us for leaving you guys hanging. We didn’t mean too, but there were so many Ob-stacles in our path, we had no choice. Mainly our editor and visual effects guy going on sabbatical. Now that he’s back we can get this ball rolling a little. That is until this weekend, when

Listen to the new track from Boards of Canada-Reach for the Dead

Very few bands have ever “had me at hello”, but when I listened to Boards of Canada for the first time, I had to ask myself “where have you been all my life?” I immediately bought every single one of their albums, course now I have no idea where any of those albums are, mind

BOARDS OF CANADA could be releasing an album or resetting the Swan station

Boards of Canada is one of my all time favorite electronica bands. When I was first introduced to their music in New York, I was hard-wired into their groove. It was like all my daydreams had a soundtrack now and I’ve been a die hard fan ever since, but one thing about the group is

The Bilderberg Agenda releases a powerful statement to citizens on Third World Tea Party

“Good evening citizens of the world. This is a message from The Bilderberg Agenda” This the first line from the Swedish electronic band The Bilderberg Agenda newest album, Third World Tea Party. You can tell they’re not messing around here. They have a purpose, and thats to fight against corporate censorship of the internet. Throughout

Flying Lotus – Until The Quiet Comes Short Film (Dir. Khalil Joseph)

Everything looks better in slow motion, even inner city life in Los Angeles, but take slow motion imagery and blend them with hardcore realities and you have an event sociological. Director/actor/martial artist Khalil Joseph has woven together a tapestry of sorrow in this video for Flying Lotus’s track Until The Quiet Comes, off his album

NEW “SQUARE PUSHER” VIDEO “DARK STEERING” SHOWS US THAT YOU CAN’T EVER HAVE TOO MANY LIGHTS!!

There’s no way in the sixties, musician’s could have ever imagined that one day people we would attend shows by the thousands that featured performers at their OZ-like helms surrounded by a horde of music and lights, alright maybe Jim Morrison. Fast forward almost fifty years later and you can find ravers gathered by the