Primus at Palladium Wednesday night was one of the most insanely awesome, home grown grunge, satisfying performances Ive ever seen. I may be a little biased, I discovered Primus during my coming-of-age era in life (the same time I discovered classic rock, skipping school, and beer) so Ive always had a soft spot in my heart for Les Claypool and his wonky, experimental bass.

Unfortunately my friends and I were on the younger side of Primus’ fan base, so by the [...]

This dope new track from Boulder’s finest is proof of growth in production as well as firmly rooted style. “The World is Yours” incorporates the classic Big G sax, but hides that aspect from the limelight, overshadowing it with womps and refined vocal samples. What defines a great band is the ability to inspire other with your musical creation, and Big Gigantic has certainly struck the right chord with this one.

Floating images of the good times spring to life with [...]

Glitch hop and dubstep fans rejoice! One of the most influential producers in the genre has put new music on tape and released it for all your robot ears.

Bass Science‘s Out of Step EP, which came out today on 1320 Records, is a silky smooth journey through electronic blips and twerks that softly hugs the edges of your speakers and sharply cuts the corners of traditional audio patterns.

Out of Step is unique from its predecessors in that each track is [...]

Signal Path starts off this new set of beats with a banger. The title alone did it for me. “That’s What They Tell Me,” starts off with a heavy bass line before working in the keys and going back to that hard bass everyone has come to love.

As the song begins to tale off “Mahalia Is Free” picks up and you just can’t help but bob your head. The rhythmic percussion to along with the keys/synthesizer in the background [...]