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I know what everyone is thinking, “Oh another house release – how are they going to try and tell us why this one is ground breaking”. As I have stated before, as a genre, house music isn’t the biggest pusher of boats, but it is certainly consistent. Sure producers occasionally // Read More

As Brighton’s underground Hip Hop scene continues to grow and thrive, we are blessed with the long awaited return of two of the city’s veteran rappers. The ‘Mad Gorillas After Party’ marks the return of the partnership between Prince Kong and Mad Hatter. The album immediately impressed me, the structure // Read More

Don’t Flop once again didn’t fail to amuse, wow and entice an audience in a celebration for Bamalam’s birthday with the event “Raise A Glass”. The night featured the return of Bloodstro to the ring, a 2013 versus established name battle and an eagerly awaited battle from one of our very // Read More

Dubstep as a genre of music really is a strange subject. On one side you have battalions of ex fans proclaiming the genre is dead and buried, then on the other side seems to have developed a split between the two areas of the genre still living healthily. You have // Read More

When one of the pioneers of a genre returns, and in his return creates shockwaves similar to that of the genres inception, you know you are witnessing something special. P Jam is one of the original names to arise out of the ever expanding grime music scene, and he is // Read More

Living up to expectations, White Room delivered a memorable performance last weekend. Flowing songs into each other, shuffling the set up and maintaining the crowds excitement isn’t easy, but White Room didn’t seem phased. A great way to introduce your new name. Seamless. That’d be one way to describe White // Read More