The Rumney brothers are ALWAYS super busy making so super awesome beats… I stalled on posting a new bootleg of theirs earlier this week and by today there is a whole lot more!
You ready?
First up… the bootleg… A slow burning dubstep mashup of Nirvana’s “Something in the Way“. It’s probably the first nirvana song I [...]

Steve Elsworth, aka Audiophile 021, is the head engineer at the Red Bull Studio in Cape Town and he is only part human. His human half is the friendly get-along guy that everyone knows and respects. You know the type; a stand-up chap, with a constant smile on his dial always willing to extend a [...]

Liver dropped off this sick, choppy beat for you… Something different coming from him, it is still awesome. Always fresh to hear guys coming out with very different stuff.
What do you think?
Bumbles by theLiver
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Johnny Neon dropped off a new track over the weekend. It’s called Hearts and is a sweet little electro-pop number. You can buy his album over at amazon.co.uk for about 80 rond, so swing round and get clicking!

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MTKIDU are recording their new album, Skeleton Key, as we speak. The new album will feature some production from Jacob Israel and should be out soon. Keep your eyes on this site, because the full mastered album will be available for free for a limited time from their (new) website. In the mean time grab [...]

If you missed Haezer while he was up in Gauteng, shame on you! You missed some epic shows! One of the coolest tracks he’s been dropping is his remix of We’re not French by Swedish electro-duo F.O.O.L (Fuck Our Ordinary Lives). The original is full of distorted synths and arps and actually has quite an [...]

well, a whole lot actually. While I could go through the whole list and talk about how as part of Max Normal he changed not only South African Hip Hop, but music in general by showing us that music that sounds South African need not necessarily be crap. I could also go on about how [...]

Most 20-something’s grew up to the sound of cheesy80’s hits. In amongst the huge mass of pop music that appeared in said decade there were a number of shiny nuggets of awesome. The Human League’s Don’t You Want Me was released in 1981 and has been one of those tracks that has been stuck in [...]

Genres are a necessary evil. The good ones help us organise music, so that if we want music with a particular kind of rhythm and melody we need only to look at artists in that genre to find something we probably will like. Think Funk, Reggae, Hip Hop, etc. The bad ones however just confuse [...]

Our regular readers may have noticed that things have been slow of late. This is not due to a lack of content, we’ve actually got a bit of a backlog going on here at ET HQ, but the real world is keeping us much busier than foreseen. No matter, after some reshuffling and what not, [...]

Both Popskarr and Gazelle are no strangers to Electrotrash. They are rather regular features, definitely two of the most prolific flag-raisers for local Electro. And certainly Gazelle is no stranger to the Red Bull Music Studios often popping in to collaborate with various artists and work on his much anticipated upcoming album. What you may [...]

We’ve  been having quite the busy time IRL, which has led to a slight neglect of our inbox. This track is one of those that got lost amongst our starred and labeled mails (thanks gmail!). I’m not an 8080 after all or just INA808AA for short is reminiscent of acid house, with the bassline synth [...]

Gary from GaZo has started a new project with Mark Norrie from Durban rock band Driverlane. Together the two produce electro/rock with elements of electronica, house, ska and reggae. Already busy with their debut album, the two have decided to give us a taste of things to come with the track Luna. Luna is a [...]

Fulka is Ola Kobak, who with the help from a few friends creates soft, delicate, melodic, electronic folk music. The first track out is Misunderstood which is a beautiful, lo-fi track which features banjo, a touch of vintage synth and that awesomely synthesised drum sounds courtesy of Roland and the 80’s. Look out for more [...]