PANTyRAiD - "Get the Money" - Song of the Day - [8/3/15]

This is a nice chill beat from the duo PANTyRAiD. The band is made up of two guys who are each big names on their own; MartyParty and Ooah. MartyParty represents Miami with his purple beats of hip-hop flavor. Ooah is a solo producer as well as a member of the hugely popular group The Glitch Mob. PANTyRAiD is their kick ass side project where they blend styles and come up with new ways to kick it. Definitely some fire music from these two.

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[PREVIEW & GIVEAWAY] The Glitch Mob Return To Chicago 10/17 @ The AragonBallroom

From the release of their second album, Love Death Immortality, and the album’s ascent to #13 on the Billboard Top 200 Chart to delivering top-billing performances at a slew of major festivals, 2014 has been a phenomenal year for the boys of The Glitch Mob. Riding a shockwave of momentum from their stellar summer and firing on all cylinders, their 2014 Fall tour brings The Glitch Mob to Chicago’s Aragon Ballroom on October 17th, with support from special guests The M Machine (live) and Chrome Sparks.

The iconic trio that form The Glitch Mob- producers Ooah, edIT & Boreta- possess a collective ability to seamlessly incorporate elements of genres from electro to industrial rock and everything in between into a new breed of musical beast with a character all it’s own. Gritty yet graceful, universal yet introspective, the music of The Glitch Mob is impossible to pigeonhole under one label, and this quality is among the many reasons their music resonates so strongly with devoted fans and new listeners alike. Accompanying TGM on stage will be their cutting-edge and mind-blowing new stage production, The Blade, which provides a visual representation of the high-octane audio barrage The Glitch Mob dishes out at performance after performance across the globe.

The M Machine, another electronica trio, have been rapidly gaining recognition and adoration since the group first got together in 2011, and their unique live shows are the driving force behind their success. Their signature custom stage production, designed and built by the group members themselves, features a massive LED “M” that displays live visuals while crowds sway and bounce to the group’s refreshingly original Indie-Dance tunes, creating a more unified experience for the audience.

Chrome Sparks, real name Jeremy Malvin, brings an element of unknown to complement the widespread popularity of The Glitch Mob. His synth-driven bass music has gained him a steady following on the Internet over the past two years, with highly addictive tracks such as Marijuana” going viral. Earlier in 2014 he released his first solo album Goddess, and the album’s fluid, bubbling and ethereal sounds are a testament to the young producer’s talent and promising future.

For lovers of artistic ingenuity and throttling bass music like myself, October 17th can’t come quickly enough. And better backdrop to a night stacked with raw musical talent and creative performance than the gorgeous Aragon Ballroom of Chicago with it’s iconic starry painted ceiling and wraparound balcony. At $26.00 GA tickets, this will be THE show of the Fall/Winter season here in Chicago, get yours today, click here for ticketing!

No money? No problem! For a chance to win a pair of FREE tickets to The Glitch Mob at The Aragon, head over to our Facebook profile and check out our post about the show. Share the post and tag your concert crew to be entered in our giveaway!

Article by Joe LeBeau

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Sea Of Dreams @ Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, California - 12/30/14-12/31/14

A New Years treat for those of you on the west coast and this two day event couldn't get much bigger! Anonevents, SunsetSF and Another Planet present "Sea Of Dreams." Including sets from Pretty Lights, The Glitch Mob, Flying Lotus, Beats Antique, Lettuce and many more. Ticket sales don't start until Friday October 3rd, but they will go quick so get them while they last!

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The Glitch Mob - Love Death Immortality [Album Review]

The Glitch Mob are no strangers when it comes to experimentation in the electronic scene. With the release of their debut LP Drink the Sea in 2010, they established themselves as a group which creates music containing a combination of both organic and synthetic instrumentation while also expressing a tone that is very emotional and uplifting. After this release, the glitch electronica scene was expanded greatly and many standing and upcoming artists attempted to use The Glitch Mob sound as inspiration for their new music. Soon afterwords, The Glitch Mob gained massive respect for their style, playing festivals and many tours whenever they were not producing. 

Fast forward a few years and we witness the release their second LP Love Death Immortality. The Glitch Mob commented that during the production of this album, they were constantly communicating with fans via social networks, and they believe that this album represents the emotional intimacy that they have built over time with their followers. Love Death Immortality is an album that is very different from Drink the Sea in terms of production and style; however, it still maintains the emotional tone prevalent in all their previous works. This album is definitely more fast-paced and has a very dominant dance vibe to it. This style is represented most in songs Skullclub and Carry The Sun, which clearly have electro-house overtones and general EDM build-ups and drops. These tunes are not very consistent with The Glitch Mob sound and seem to be little too generic within the giant-but-not-diverse progressive house scene. However, songs like Can't Kill Us and Skytoucher, the most versatile and original tracks, combine styles from many different genres of electronic music while also showing us production skill that we have never heard before. 

Unlike in Drink the Sea, The Glitch Mob decided to collaborate with many artists on Love Death Immortality. Along with the amplification of emotion, these collaborations are flawless and smooth, showing us that The Glitch Mob can be very diverse in sound and production. By far the most original and touching collaboration takes place on the final track of the album, Beauty Of The Unhidden Heart. Sister Crayon's vocals seem to float effortlessly over The Glitch Mob's downtempo dubstep beat while the fuzzy synths roam in the foreground, expressing to us a unique uplifting emotion that we have never felt before in electronic music thus far. 

Love Death Immortality is a journey into the energetic world of emotional dance music, and the last track is the tether that brings us smoothly back to reality. This album will without a doubt be an inspiration for many artists both in and out of the glitch scene.

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The Glitch Mob - "Can't Kill Us" Song of the Day [2/9/14]

The Glitch Mob drop their new album, "Love Death Immortality", on Tuesday. Might as well enjoy as much as you can before it drops. If this release is any sign of what they have in store for their album, we are ready!!

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The Glitch Mob - "Can't Kill Us" - Song of the Day [1/16/2014]

With The Glitch Mob's freshly announced spring tour and the pending release of their new album "LOVE DEATH IMMORTALITY" (coming Feb 11th, 2014) we thought it was more than appropriate to share the dark and heavy track "Can't Kill Us" off this new addition to the Glitch library.  

Is there a show coming to a city near you?  Let us know if you're gonna go.

The Glitch Mob Tour Dates 2014 [LEG ONE]

3/11 - Portland, ME @ State Theatre

3/12 - Boston, MA @ House Of Blues

3/14 - Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory

3/15 - Silver Spring, MD @ The Fillmore

3/17 - Asheville, NC @ Orange Peel

3/18 - Nashville, TN @ Marathon Music

3/19 - Memphis, TN @ Minglewood Hall

3/20 - Atlanta, GA @ Tabernacle

3/21 - New Orleans, LA @ Buku Festival

3/22 - New Orleans, LA @ Buku Festival

3/24 - Dallas, TX @ House Of Blues

3/25 - Austin, TX @ Emo's

3/28-3/30 - Miami, FL @ Ultra Music Festival l

4/11 & 4/18 - Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival

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Glitch Mob- "How To Be Eaten By A Woman" Song of the Day [12/30/13]

How can you go wrong with some Glitch Mob? The electronic trio brings that distinct down tempo sound. Sit back turn it up and enjoy.

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The Glitch Mob Release New Single, "Can't Kill Us," & Announce New Album!

Above: Album Artwork

The powerhouse trio from Los Angeles consisting of edIT, Boreta, and Ooah uploaded a brand new track, "Can't Kill Us," to YouTube and announced a highly anticipated new album, LOVE DEATH IMMORTALITY. "Can't Kill Us" is the first single off the new album that is set for release on February 14th, 2014. This first single carries a bit of a heavy/dark metal influence to it that showcases a truly evolved sound. If this is any indication of what the rest of the album will be like we cannot freaking wait. Pre-Order the album on iTunes and receive this track as a free download right meow! Can't get better than that. Cheer!

and for those of you that don't like YouTube players....

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