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Federico Grazzini & Remo - Cigarette for Breakfast

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Federico Grazzini &Remo
Cigarette for Breakfast
Citylow Records

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Prolific Italian producer Federico Grazzini has long been held up as one of his country’s more renowned producers thanks to his work with the Tenax label (where he also holds a residency). Although he’s also cropped up on the likes of Claque Musique, Channel Zoo and Dubfire’s SCI+TEC over time.

For his latest, he returns to the Citylow fold for an EP that’s more in keeping with the reputation of the latter label whilst also serving to showcase his own analogue persuasions and those of his countryman, Remo.

An uncompromising and distorted sound ushers us in, and it’s immediately obvious that Grazzini is taking no prisoners with this one. As the intensity rises, so too do the off-kilter synths. Drawn straight from the drum machine, they’re the high point on the track. The vocals breathe new life into things, by which stage we’re brought on a journey that’s laden with unpredictability.

Doomwork’s interpretation is even more buoyant, as they inject the original with a newfound pace that brings it back to peak-time. Seeing us out the door is FTG and Alex Tea’s remix. A maelstrom of enticing sounds wreck havoc throughout, but it’s the nasty little acid line that you’re likely to be whistling by the time you exit the club. A telling exercise in how to get the most from analogue machines, this is an EP that quite wonderfully joins the dots between old-school and contemporary aesthetics.  

Tracklisting:
1. Cigarette for Breakfast (original)
2. Cigarette for Breakfast (Doomwork Remix)
3. Cigarette for Breakfast (F.T.G. & Alex Tea Citylow Guys' Remix)

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Urban Outfitters Now The World's Largest Vinyl Seller

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It's now being reported that Urban Outfitters sells more vinyl than anyone else in the world.

The chain has seen so much success from vinyl sales that even stores like Target and Whole Foods are getting in onthe vinyl action. 

The company's chief administrative officer, Calvin Hollinger said, “Music is very, very important to the Urban customer… in fact, we are the world’s number one vinyl seller.”

And seeing as UO is one of the only worldwide companies that sell vinyl, they hold quite a bit of influence. Maybe Ralph Lauren is next...

[Via Stereogum]

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Premiere: Carlo Lio Remix of Tomzwork

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For his latest release, Carlo Lio works his magic on a remix of Tripmastaz 'Tomzwork.' 

Tripmastaz is one of Russia's most exciting exports, signed to both Richie Hawtin's Minus and DJ Sneak's I'm A House Gangster imprints, the latter of which sees his most recent release with 'Tomzwork.' Taking remix duties, however, is a man who hardly needs an introduction. 

By all accounts, Carlo Lio has had another huge year, playing at Music On, Suara, and Reverse in Ibiza, while continuing to release EPs on the likes of SCI+TEC, Bedrock and Desolat. Now he steps up to remix the forthcoming 'Tomzwork,' a typically dark, funky, raw techno cut perfectly suited for dance floors around the world. Listen below. 

'Tomzwork' will be released on September 29th, 2014 on I'm A House Gangster. 

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David Jay Live and Exclusive Mauritius

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David Jay, arguably Mauritius’ finest DJ, is celebrating 18 years in the industry with a massive party soaked in visual delight and exploration of the live element, on 11 October. This is an exclusive party by invite only, with requests for invitations closing on 28 September.

Jay is the Mauritian favourite who has played at major festivals including Ministry of Sound and Cream Ibiza among others, and alongside the likes of David Guetta and Tiesto.
The house producer and DJ has an eclectic sound, playing everything from funky afro-house, deep house, drum and bass, to jazzy electro. There is a distinctive flavour which also speaks strongly to the South African afro-house crowd: a remarkable likeness to South African sounds, while still offering something definitively exotic.

David Jay came up with a new party concept along with Urban Pulse events, where focus would be on spectacular visuals and live acts. DJs will be playing live recordings and special edits done specifically for the show, and the event promises the biggest confetti’s canons, big LED walls and CO2. The concept a while ago was to use projectors, mapping onto the structure to get some breath taking holographic technology that would take the visual experience to a totally different level – this has now increased even further with latest technology to offer an even bigger visual spectacular.

The full local lineup will also include Patrice D’Avrincourt, Pascal Pierre, DJ Luv, Bernard Desmarais, Phil Thevenau, DUBJOY and DJ rAiN.

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Black Coffee launches tour and new single

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Soulistic Music will launch ‘A Night with Black Coffee’, the first ever live concert of its kind at Shine Studios in Braamfontein, tomorrow. The live showcasing is billed to be the opening event of ‘A Night with Black Coffee National Tour’ around the country, ending on December 14 in Cape Town.

2014 has been a stellar year for the afro-house genius, snapping up two SAMA’s for his CD/DVD ‘Africa Rising’ and holding his own against the world’s finest during his residency in Ibiza, he is now getting ready for his “A Night With Black Coffee” tour, launching on the 26th of September to celebrate South Africa’s 20th year of democratic freedom.

Black Coffee will be supported by the highly acclaimed Thandiswa Mazwai, Soulstar, Alexander James, Tumelo, Cara and Mondli.

Tomorrow will also see the launch of his new single – ‘I will find you’ featuring Cara, available only from the new local music portal gongbox.co.za

Tomorrow’s show will be on SABC1 from 10pm to 12pm and will also be streamed live globally via SkyroomLive.

The all-star ‘A Night with Black Coffee’ tour dates are:
• October 24 – Durban
• October 31 – Richard’s Bay
• November 28 – East London
• December 05 - Polokwane
• December 14 – Cape Town

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Life in Color Festival Reveals First Headliner

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Life in Color, also known as the ‘World’s Largest Paint Party,’ originally revealed its plans to expand to a two-day festival in Miami during a national TV broadcast during the half-time show of the Guinness International Champions Cup between Manchester United and Liverpool.

Taking place on December 26th and December 27th, the festival will be bigger and better than the last edition, which drew over 25,000 guests and featured the likes of Steve Aoki and Calvin Harris.

Life in Color has revealed the name of the first headliner through a video, where artist David Garibaldi paints Kaskade on a canvas. The video is the first of many, as the festival plans to release them daily starting on October 6th, slowly revealing a total of 12 headliners. Garibaldi will also paint live on the main stage.

After the festival, Life in Color will auction the paintings off and donate the proceeds to charity. Lukasz Tracz, CMO and co-founder of Life in Color explained his motivation for the creative idea. “As the World’s Largest Paint Party, how else could we reveal the lineup for our biggest event than with paint?”

“We had to top the half-time show and do something special to mark expanding the festival to two days, and assembling a line-up that is going to blow people away. David is an amazing artist and we’re lucky to have him involved and work together to help a worthy cause.” Purchase tickets to the festival on its website.

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Amsterdam Dance Event Completes Festival Line-up

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With Amsterdam Dance Event just three weeks away, the full line-up has finally been announced. 

As expected, acts run the gambit of techno and house, and many are today's biggest underground stars. New additions include Anja Schneider, Ben Klock, Black Coffee, Carl Craig, DJ Harvey, Four Tet, François K, Jamie Jones, Magda, Mano Le Tough, Robert Hood, Seth Troxler, Talaboman, Tale Of Us, tINI and William Kouam Djoko, to name just a few, all of whom will be joining a record total of 2,224 acts performing at this years event.

All 2,000-plus artists will be joining 5000 conference delegates and an expected 350,000 festival visitors, all of whom will partying for the week at clubs like Trouw, Studio 80, and Melkweg, as well as the newly incorporated Volkshotel and the Tolhuistuin. Read our local's guide to the event here

For more info and full line-up, visit www.a-d-e.nl.

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Paradise at DC-10 Closing Party: In Review

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Jamie Jones’ weekly party upped their game this season, with bigger shows and a host of immense DJing talent on offer. Last night saw A Tribe Called Paradise joining the long list of White Isle parties looking to leave the island in a blaze of glory.

Electrical storms and bolts of lightning lit up the sky as I headed down the road towards DC-10 and with the dramatic force of nature imposing itself on the evening I could only hope Paradise could match the drama.

Paradise residents and key members of the Hot Creations crew, wAFF and Richy Ahmed, were going back-to-back in the main room on arrival, pumping out an array of deep and jacking sounds. The throng of revellers were well into the swing of things as the groovy ‘90s style sounds enveloped the room.

 

Samuel Deep’s edit of ‘Headshot’ by Grobbie – heavily indebted to UK garage – made waves, it’s wobbling heavy bass line induced all kinds of dance floor mayhem. The pair rifled through a set of sturdy house cuts with an old school sensibility, which was both refreshing and geared perfectly towards the mass of dancers.

KiNK was next to step up and the Bulgarian displayed his incredible prowess in producing electronic music in a live scenario. Live acts in the dance world can sometimes highlight the inherent difficulties in playing house and techno live and managing to fully connect with the crowd. The nature of bringing together an array of scattered sounds on the fly to create dance floor oriented music is difficult – a situation where more than two hands would certainly be of help. Though somehow KiNK manages bring together an astonishing level of sounds in his live set with just his two hands, albeit moving with rapid precision.

KiNK is a true innovator when it comes to live performance. The Sofia-based producer poured energy as he worked, fiddling away with his array of machines to pump out raw techno and house cuts. His approach was particularly intuitive and hands on as he held up keyboards to the crowd and bashed away at controllers. It was so hands-on that at one point he leant over the DJ booth and let one lucky punter tap out an acid line on one of his controllers – taking connecting with the crowd to whole new levels. With chopped up vocal samples, organ stabs and blistering acid, KiNK manifestly highlighted why he has become one of the most exciting live acts you’re likely to see.

Dixon and Âme’s Kristian Beyer closed out the proceedings with their intense brand of progressive and melodic techno. The Innervisions masterminds have carved out a distinct sound for themselves, which is no easy feat in the saturated world of house and techno music.

Musumeci’s ‘VI’ served as a fine example of the pair’s fondness for progressive techno sounds that build with bubbling synths subtly euphoric atmospherics. The pair are more than familiar with the DC-10 main room, and much like their takeover of DC-10 back in August, the two Germans had hands reaching for the sky in DC-10’s dark den of hedonism.

Come 4am, the Terrace was all about the party’s originator. Jamie Jones and his team have created quite the brand, and the subtle visual elements of Paradise add vitality, with vibrant splashes of colour and ‘80s styling conjuring up images of Miami Vice and general garish retro aesthetics.

As one would expect, the Terrace was teeming with revellers up for one last Paradise experience for the season and Jamie provided his trademark sound – straight-up house, stripped back, with no frills. Jamie just loves those bass lines – the kind that punch out of the sound system with pure groove. You can’t help but bounce as the low-ends vibrate around the room and Jamie bobs his head, looking thoroughly content with the scenes playing out in front of his eyes.

The Hot Creations boss rarely strayed into different territory, choosing to keep up with the relentless rhythm, but there’s never any danger of it going stale, he just keeps the party alive.

Paradise came into its own this season, with some real high quality guests providing countless moments and the solid residents supplementing the party soundtrack expertly. One can only expect even bigger things from Paradise now the party has built itself such a strong reputation.

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Black Mango Music launches Music Week with industry workshop

Sankeys Ibiza Announce Awards Ceremony

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Sankeys Ibiza is set to continue its 20th anniversary celebrations with its own unique awards ceremony on Monday 29th September.

Sankeys has enjoyed a successful season on the White Isle, with a series of strong weekly residencies bringing top house and techno DJs to the island.

The awards will be a celebration of every DJ and brand that contributed to Sankeys’ huge 2014 season and will serve to honour the key players at Sankeys over the season.

The nominations in each of the categories are voted for by the public and the categories include Best Resident, Best Newcomer, Best Club Night at Sankeys as well as a few awards chosen by the Sankeys team itself. In addition to this, there will also be awards for Sankeys Outstanding Contribution and Best Sankeys Essential Mix of All Time. A selection of award winners will also perform at the event.

Follow the link here to vote.

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Win Butler Takes The Decks as DJ Windows 98

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Arcade Fire lead singer Win Butler made headlines during the band’s performance at Coachella’s first weekend when he yelled “shoutout to all the bands still playing actual instruments at this festival,” criticizing the growing number of electronic music artists featured at the festival. Arcade Fire tried to make amends the second weekend by performing as ‘Paft Dunk.’

It appears that he has put aside his “real instruments” and has explored the world of DJing, going by the moniker DJ Windows 98. He has played as early as February and most recently took the decks at Coda in Toronto. Check out the video clip below of Win Butler in action.

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Pornhub Launches Record Label

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Electronic music has been attracting several newcomers who are hoping to get a piece of the pie. Paris Hilton, Hodor, Shaquille O’Neal, and even the outspoken Win Butler have tried their hand at DJing (with mixed results), and now Pornhub, which previously focuses solely on pornography, is launching its own label.

Pornhub Records is currently looking for an “anthem,” and is holding a contest where hopeful producers of all genres can submit tracks for consideration. Despite the company’s origins, the music doesn’t have to be porn-related. Vice President Corey Price explained that they simply hope to discover “content that appeals to the demographic - mature lyrics for an adult audience, no boy bands or teen-pop, for instance.”

For more information, check out the contest details. The winner isn’t necessarily guaranteed to become part of the Pornhub Records roster, however. For now, the label is only working on “developing relationships and understanding how it all works.”

via Billboard

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Headhunterz Releases Back-Catalogue

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Headhunterz is returning to his hardstyle roots with a new endeavor. Record label HARD with STYLE has released over 60 back-catalogue tracks from the last eight years. Called The Origins Project, it will show how much he and his label have evolved over time. For the next 36 weeks, HARD with STYLE will also highlight Headhunterz productions and collaborations on ‘Throwback Thursday.’

Since his first release in 2006, Headhunterz, also known as Willem Rebergen, has become the highest ranking hardstyle DJ in DJ Mag’s annual poll. He has released three well-received albums and helped propel the sub-genre into becoming one of the most popular destinations at the world’s major festivals and one-off events.

He shared his motivation for The Origins Project: “It’s amazing to have my back-catalogue part of my very own label, it’s something I’ve been looking forward to for a long time. With Origins, we introduce everyone to the story behind the music, on to the birth of HARD with STYLE. We go deeper. It’s like a diary of music, a reflection on my career so far. Like every creative person, I always feel the need to evolve and keep challenging myself and my creative potential. Releasing the back-catalogue is my way of honoring my roots, and at the same time acknowledging my growth as a person, my taste as a listener and my potential as a producer. And that means moving on in life – and moving on, on the musical path.”

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SBTRKT Locks In Solo Australian Gigs

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The masked man of UK dance music, SBTRKT, has locked in two January solo shows in Melbourne and Sydney off the back of his appearances at both Falls Festival and Field Day over the NYE period.

In the months leading up to his highly anticipated sophomore LP 'Wonder Where We Land', which drops on the Young Turks label today, SBTRKT has been sharing tracks from the album to eager fans building the hype to fever pitch. From what we've heard so far it's set to be one of the albums of 2014.

SBTRKT will perform his live show at the Forum Theatre in Melbourne and Sydney's Enmore Theatre. Dates below. Tickets are on sale now here.

SBTRKT Solo Australian Shows 2014
07.01.15 - Forum Theatre, Melbourne
08.01.15 - Enmore Theatre, Sydney

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Spice Afloat NYD 2015 Lineup Announced

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Sydney's favourite New Years Day sunrise cruise Spice Afloat returns to ring in 2014 with a rather epic lineup in the form of R&S records affiliate Space Dimension Controller, German house heads Oliver Koletzki and Niko Schwind, UK favourite Trus'Me and Melbourne's own Fantastic Man.

For the past nine years Spice Afloat has welcomed over 7000 partygoers to dance their way into the first day of the new year with past guests such as H.O.S.H., Joris Voorn, Tiger & Woods, Motor City Drum Ensemble, Bjorn Wilke, Milton Jackson, Slam, Ripperton, Mattias Meyer, Radio Slave, Simon Baker, Trus'me and Deepchild.

You can also expect Spice residents and a cast of Sydney's best local DJs to fill up the bill. Early bird tickets are on sale now for $75+BF here.

SPICE Afloat Sunrise Cruise
When: New Year’s Day 2015
Time: 4:00-10:00 AM
Venue: The Bella Vista Luxury Cruiser - Star City Wharf Pyrmont

Lineup:
Space Dimension Controller
Oliver Koletzki
Niko Schwind
Trus'Me
Fantastic Man

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Pacha Sydney Drops Bumper October Lineup

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Pacha Sydney has gained a reputation for consistently bringing some of the most exciting local and international acts in dance music to the city's premier venue ivy, so it's no wonder they wound up at the #15 spot in our 20 Must-Do Parties Before You Die and won favourite club night in Sydney at this year's inthemix Awards.

The club night has lined up another impressive roster of internaitnal and local names for October, bringing the dancefloor heat as throughout spring. Check it out below as well as some of the action that happened during the winter months in a cool recap video.

Pacha Sydney October Lineup:

Sat 4th
Uberjak’d // Tommie Sunshine // Goodwill // Glover // Friendless // Fingers // Samrai // Jace Disgrace // Danny Lang // Chris Fraser // Dj Just 1 // King Lee // Dylan Sanders // Heke // Mike Hyper // Trent Rackus

Sat 11th
Stereosonic Launch Party With Kaz James // Tigerlily // Jimi Frew // A-Tonez // Matt Nugent // Spenda C // U-Khan // Chris Arnott // Jace Disgrace // Samrai // Danny Lang // Dj Just 1 // Deckhead // E-Cats // Skoob // Pro/Gram // Trent Rackus

Sat 18th
New_Id // Minx // Glover // Ben Morris // Mo’funk // Fingers // U-Khan // Chris Arnott // Dj Just 1 // Jonathan Terrific – Sloclo // Devola // Danny Lang // Chris Fraser // Heke // Heres Trouble // Mike Hyper // Pat Ward

Sat 25th
We R Scndl // Zac Waters // Natnoiz // Baby Gee // Fingers // Spenda C // Matt Nugent // Jace Disgrace // Nanny Does // Sushi // Dj Just 1 // King Lee // A-Game // Dyland Sanders // Stu Turner // Eko // Trent Rackus

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Lockout-Free Sydney Party Meanwhile Announces Impressive October Lineup

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Following two successful debut months which has seen a packed Friday night dancefloor week in week out, lockout-free Sydney party Meanwhile has unveiled a bumper lineup for October.

Each week throughout the month is looking stellar, though if we had to pick personal highlights we'd have to single out Nicky Night Time on October 10 followed by the highly anticipated Nina Las Vegas Presents bash on the 17th with a slew of special guests.

Meanwhile parties every Friday night from 11:59pm until forever in the basement of Erskineville's Imperial Hotel.

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S.A.S.H Sleepout In Pictures

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Sydney clubbing institution S.A.S.H held its first ever 3-day event in NSW's Hunter Valley over the weekend and have kindly shared with us photos from what looked like a magical weekend in the wildnerness.

Promoters Matt & Kerry have also shared a little thank you to their faithful punters who came and partied which you can read below:

"Now that the dust has settled and recovery mode has settled in, from the bottom of the hearts from everyone at camp S*A*S*H to every legend who joined us in the lush valley between the mountains: Thank You!

From the water crossing as soon as you drove in, to the simply surreal surrounds of that blissful Den, the lighting in the trees, the glowing pathway and the illuminated seats, between the quirky props, the massive Funktion1 stacks, the drool worthy food, those steamy hot showers & all the acts over three days the energy between it all was absolutely mind-blowing!

It’s clear to all that the grounds held something special over the three days, bathed in warm sun, crisp sound, second to none music, chilled drinks and an atmosphere of warm uplifting comfort we’ve come to know from Sunday Horse. The 18 month long battle paid off and brought with it a euphoric three days of choones, hugs and special moments without a hiccup.

To the beautiful revellers who joined us in the field, shared your love, your positive energy, your smiles and some truly staggering outfits, we thank all of you – you all made this a truly special event! To the volunteers who braved the cold, sweated in the heat and never gave up, we thank you – you’re the heart and soul of The Sleepout! To all the services who stood by us, we thank you for sharing our vision, believing in us and your unrelenting support!

And finally, to the 64 and a half acts who played, you did so impeccably over the three days. You brought the music, you brought the vibes and you brought the love, we thank you – you’re the reason why we do this!

For now, we’re retiring back into The Den to lay on the grass under the warmth of the sun to watch the cherry blossoms fall and start thinking about S*A*S*H Sleepout 2015.

From all at S*A*S*H to all of you,

Much Love,
Kerry Wallace & Matt Weir"

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Rocking the Daisies: Is electronic taking over?

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Many of the international headliner acts at Rocking the Daisies 2014 are electronic ones, pushing the boundaries of the rock festival’s traditions. Defining music is never simple – but it is clear that new developments in both rock and electronic music are up and stretching.

Arguably the most highly anticipated headliner, Rudimental, offers an extraordinary performance which is undoubtedly a band, yet also clearly roots electronic drum n bass. The band has had massive attention from popular culture recently with “Alive”, “Tell me” and more. Watching videos of live performances one is immediately struck by the live musicianship of this full on live band, with a host of varied instrumentalists on stage including the drummer – the virtuosic star of the show – trumpeter, guitarist, bassist, keyboard and synth player, three vocalists and an MC. All the musicians on stage are incredible at what they do live, following the tradition of the legendary rock bands who have come before them, yet playing music which is from a scene altogether different with its own distinctive history and audience. This is the most powerful representation of a new development in music which combines the virtuosity of live performance with the infectious speed electronic dance music offers. (PS: Rudimental will also be playing a DJ set in the Electro Dome at 2:30am Sunday).

While purist rock music stalwarts of the festival may be unimpressed with the new trend, for the most part it proves a winning combination as it does draw in crowds from both sides and with the arguably more “trendy” massive electronic crowds being treated (“educated”?) to the skills of experienced and talented performing instrumentalists. The combination of the elements also simply brings the experience to an entirely new level.

Australia’s Presets are the only international headliner playing in the Electro Dome rather than the main stage. Rightly so. The Presets present power electronica and dance which alternate between retro 80’s pop-synth, high energy dance along the line of trance romantica, and REM rock style. What’s interesting here is that on first listen many of the songs are like time warps to Bryan Ferry while others sound like cutting edge hard trance anthems. This act has the potential to be the highlight of this year’s festival, even though they are not a rock band.

Crystal Fighters does something similar to Rudimental within the vein of indie folk rock, with some tracks having near invisible traces of electronica (“Love Natural”) while others flip the switch from jumping rock to massive bass one minute in (“Swallow”). Here is a chance for Cape Town’s enormous hipster crowd to jam with their electro counterparts who often stay in demarcated venues when in the city.

MGMT is the exception to the trend here in the headliners lineup. They are, surprisingly (at least to those who don’t know them that well), a full on live band only. If you’ve just heard them a few times on the radio, you might be forgiven for thinking that they’re an electronic act, because of their style. But do a little research and see them as a real psychedelic funk pop band. This also illustrates how far we’ve come in blurring boundaries between genre soundscapes.

The South African acts and other international artists on the main stage line up are live bands for the most part; the festival will not lose its authenticity. However, one must remember that the Electro Dome will be only slightly smaller than the main-stage, and with the extent of the line up one could happily attend for electronic music alone and have an amazing party. Be sure to check out popular acts like Pascal and Pearce, Okmalumkoolkat, Lazersharkk, Das Kapital and LHO and find your own electric current in SA’s biggest music festival.

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