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 [...]
Something a little different for our readers today… Here is a mobile application that I thought would be worthwhile sharing with all of you. FOUND, powered by Le Cool, is a free mobile service that is available to all of you that have Nokia handsets. Basically what it does is keep you in the know [...]
CoDeC sent me this electro Rock and Roller so I thought I would share it with y’all. It’s a pretty awesome tune, well put together synths and a grinding tune. Love that! I am also busy with crafting a new look for electrotrash so stay tuned in the next month for a new look and [...]
Hey Electrotrash heads. Some time back you may have read a blog post about the Red Bull Music Studios down in Cape Town. Following on from that I’d like to introduce a regular Electrotrash post to do with the RB studios. As many people would agree, Cape Town is a hub of mad electronica, being [...]
It’s always great to get a new artist on the site, especially when it’s someone from a band you have always liked! Myrid Ambre is Stephen Timm from The Buckfever Underground, and although really different (this time it’s ambient electronica) it’s still pretty awesome! Grab a sample track below and read more about Myrid Ambre [...]
Cape Town is a remix machine at the moment with awesome remixes of tracks coming out regularly! The latest addition to that growing list is an awesome electro take on the indie rockers Desmond & The Tutu’s track Pictures by CoDeC. Let us know what you think! Technorati Tags: CoDeC, desmond & the tutus, pictures, [...]
Monday morning… load this one up on your iPod for your drive to work… A brand, spanking new Haezer track, “Lui Die Klok” is a super rad, intelligent electro track that is easier on the ears than his other stuff! Give it a listen and let us know what you think! Tweet This Post
So after a whole bunch of technical difficulties the site is back to running as normal. We have a new events section that is slightly different, but way cooler so give it a look! If you have problems with anything please let us know so we can fix it ASAP! On a lighter note, a [...]
Two AWESOME remixes from the Skene brothers aka Grave Danger. First up is a remix of Princess Superstar, a killer, sexy remix – I have it on repeat in my car! Secondly is a groovy bass’d up remix of Status IV… Grab ‘em below and let us know what you think! Grave Danger is now [...]
So we have a new artist up on the site… known as “Liver” he is from Cape Town and makes some slick beats… Glitch-hop / Downbeat / Breakbeat / Good beat! Read his profile over here and grab a tune from him below, sit back and relax… Tweet This Post
Based in London, Trevor Jackson founded the label Output Recordings in 1996, which introduced the world to such genre defying and inventive bands and acts as LCD Soundsystem, the Rapture, Four Tet and his own project Playgroup which helped create the blueprint for present day electro. Over the ten years that Output was in existence, [...]
Cape Town DJ / producer DJ Lapse is back with another awesome remix! This time it’s of Autokratz’s “Can’t Get Enough” and he turns it into a synthed up club anthem! Be sure to grab this one… let us know what you think – Leave a comment! ^5! Tweet This Post
Where: The Assembly, 61 Harrington Street, Cape Town, South Africa Line Up: Birdlife Richard The Third HAEZER ► Entrance around the corner Mash // Electro // Krunk Rock // Grime // Remix // Curse // IDM // Slide // 4×4 // Swank // Poke // Lollypop // Break // bastard pop // Discogore // Hump [...]
Got a new track in from the brothers Rumney… Biscope seems to be growing from strength to strength. This new one is called “Raging Fire”… in Richards own words, this is what it’s about: “Cut up funk-soul samples, head-banging hard-as-nails basslines and video game samples sent from the 80’s through a nightmarish time-warp machine.” Let [...]
