Noisia - Decloak

The legendary trio that is Noisia is set to disband at the end of this year, but that doesn't mean they're about to quietly into the night. While Patreons got an early look, today marks the first public taste of a new five track release for the mobile game Armajet. In the middle of the EP, "Decloak" showcases both the immense power and inimitable presence of Noisia through its hostile, hair-raising soundscape.

While I've never played Armajet, I imagine it to be a fast-paced, shoot 'em up style game that takes place in a vast, dark future void. At least that's how Noisia paints the picture. As always the trio succeed in crafting cavernous bass kicks, propulsive snares, roaring drops, and brilliant brooding bass riffs, all amidst a spine-tingling atmosphere. Expect the rest of the rest of the soundtrack to be of the same killer quality, and watch out for its full release Friday. Until then stream below and check out Armajet now.

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Enlightened Listening for March 23

Fridays never disappoint and this has got to be the best ever we've ever seen. I've compiled a list of 28 singles, EPs, and albums for this week's edition of Enlightened Listening. There's literally everything from techno and trance, to house, club, disco, DnB, and more. Big names like Diplo, Noisia, Benny Benassi and newcomers that are sure to impress. Unlike previous weeks everything here was released today and today only. The playlist is absolutely massive, running 145 tracks, and over 10 hours. But you've got all weekend to check it out, so take your time or skip through, but as always enjoy!

Throwback Thursday: Feed Me - Mordez Moi

For this week's installment of my TBT series, it is my pleasure to re-introduce the world to one of the bleepiest, bounciest, bassiest, grimiest, most raw, rolling electro-heavy and technologically inspired tracks I ever encountered, Feed Me's "Mordez Moi." Upon looking back in researching for today's post, I've realized that I was significantly late getting in on this track, which although it was released in late 2008, it was a year later when it finally appeared in my iTunes library alongside, his other two breakthrough tracks "The Spell" and "Raw Chicken." These three tracks, all released on the same day ("Mordez Moi" on Noisia's Division label and the other two on mau5trap), marked the first releases from Feed Me, who before that was known exclusively as Spor. Since that time, Jon Gooch, has released numerous EPs and remixes both as his electro house/dubstep persona, Feed Me, and his drum and bass guise, Spor.