Moby Announces Release of New Album ‘The Innocents’ This October
I first had the privilege of watching one of Moby’s live DJ sets at UMF Miami back in 2011. As someone who had grown up listening to 'Play,' I could not for...
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Kicking The Summer Off Right; Spring Awakening Music Festival Review
Bassnectar at Spring Awakening
When you think of party capitols of the world, Chicago might not be on the top of your list, heck, it might not even break y...
Moby Lends a Hand to Indie Filmmakers & Students
One of the most famous and successful stand-bys in dance music, Moby wants to give back to "the little guy." Developed about four years ago, Moby Gratis is ...
Spring Awakening Music Festival Announces Daily Lineup, Single Day Tickets, and After Parties
Summer is here and festival season is kicking off with a bang. Chicago is just about two weeks out from the 2nd annual Spring Awakening Music Festival and t...
House of Sand and Dog (Blood): A Grimy Neon Weekend at Coachella
Festival season. Two words that have worked their way into almost everyone’s vocabulary have held meaning for me since I was dreaming of Sensation White b...
Coachella 2013 Weekend 1 Live Sets
The first weekend of one of the biggest festivals of the year has just come to a close, and as is tradition, it is now time to relive the 3 day experience t...
Top 5: Must See Acts At Coachella Weekend 1
It’s safe to say that this year’s lineup might be its most diverse yet. From boy bands to groups that were popular when your parents were in college, th...
Potato Mix Series Episode #1 – Moby
With the launch of Potato TV a little over a week ago, the MTV-style Youtube channel has already delivered a host of brilliant material which per...
Tramps Like Us Festival: San Diego – Review
To celebrate Labor Day Weekend this year, I headed down to San Diego to catch the impressive roster of artists performing at Tramps Like Us festival at the Sa...
Rolling Stone Ranks Top 30 All-Time Best EDM Albums
Perhaps the biggest publication in the music world, it seems to be a bit odd that Rolling Stone would cover EDM--after all, even despite its growi...