Showing posts with label electro house. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electro house. Show all posts
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Tonight: Wolfgang Gartner and Tommy Trash

 
Buffalo is in for a sweet treat tonight because the Hounds of Hell Tour featuring Wolfgang Gartner and Tommy Trash will pack some bodies into the Town Ballroom. Both heavy hitters in the Electro House genre, the duo are on tear hitting up 26 U.S. cities in 36 days. The theme is the Hounds of Hell hunting down their prey, very Halloweeny! The last time Wolfgang Gartner played in Buffalo was at Pure a little over two years ago, and that show was unforgettable. Though this show was moved from the Main Street Armory, the proximity to Rochester means that many folks will be excited to come down here and honor the tickets they already bought, so this show may sell out quickly, be wary of that. 

TOWN BALLROOM 681 Main St. Buffalo, NY, Show is All Ages, Tickets are $25-30.





james wild
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Listener's Digest: Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Mosquito Remixes


Yeah Yeah Yeahs are a band that has been getting loads of attention this summer as their presence has been felt on the festival circuit. Their last album, Mosquito, was not a favorite to many music critics, but in my opinion, they are more defined by their live performances than by their studio catalog anyways; however Mosquito was kinda meh. It certainly didn't make the "buffaBLOG Best of 2013 So Far" list.

Well some of the songs on there are good, and here's a small collection of remixes of songs from that album since it's release back in April.

Overjoy is newly formed LA production duo of DJs, and this song is a summation of all the parties you went to this summer. It adds a great beat and the vibey bassline is warming to the pith! 


This remix is a dream scape version of the song "These Paths," with a little bit of a chill Bossa Nova feel.

"Sacrilige," one of Mosquito's few hits, is redone here by Tommie Sunshine and Live City. It is an Electro-House banger that's prefect for ramping up the Droogs for a bit of the old ultra-violence!


A more down tempo version of "Sacrilige," this remix brings out a chill witchy vibe that eerily resembles the original, best for listening to at sunrise.


 james wild
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