Blast from the past Scottish sensation Franz Ferdinand came back to the present after a five year hiatus, with ‘Always Ascending’ - an electro-discoesque, pop-rock album that very much holds on tight to what made Franz Ferdinand Franz Ferdinand.
Producers, DJs and foremost music enthusiasts, there are a lot of possible terms to describe Berlin based duo Frankey & Sandrino, but in the end it's their music that sums up what Sandrino Tittel and Frank Beckers represent.
Eagles & Butterflies ‘The Last Dance’, a track that touched hearts and paused dance floors this year, was just remixed by the best in the game.
Daniel Brandt isn't solely a producer, Daniel Brandt is foremost an artist.
Yeah But No's self-titled debut album, enriched with melancholically influenced tracks, catered for an Indian Summer last year.
Active Child's tune 'Johnny Belinda' gets the remix treatment from Dutch electronic music legend Matthew Dekay.
Enrico de Vecchi and Andrea Doria alias Stereocalypse have been responsible for some of the most tremendous club hits in the recent past.
Steve Parry’s ‘Squidfist’ gets a reinvention, and it’s a good one. British producer Charles Webster has tried his hand at this release with great acclaim.
Interconnected and brought together by the city of Tokyo, their passion for electronic music and uncontested talent in their crafts, Alex Prat, Isao Kumano, and Kenichi Takagi together form Tokyo Black Star.
Here’s the latest top10 of unreleased tracks for March brought to you by Torture the Artist to give you an overview of tunes that are going to be released within the next weeks and months.
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