Subduction is an experimental electronic band formed in 2008. It is a collaborative effort by my good friend William (Brian) Van Huss and Ian Briscoe. Ian Briscoe builds and plays his own moog synthesizers, including those heard on this album and he also contributes vocals on the track "Celebrate". ...

If you're like me, you want it a little spooky all year long, so why wait 'til the 31st? Get creepy NOW! with this collection, the fifth annual international mashup/sound-collage various artists fest compiled by England's DJ Cheekyboy. . . Night of the Living Monster Mash-Up . Disclosure: I'm one of...

Compiled by DJ Clivester, "King Of The Road" is a brand new variety show mixing Dino with rock, electro, reggae/ska/dub, kooky samples, excerpts from Rat Pack shows, even some swing. My favorite might be this gem from Austria's DJ Schmolli, giving Mr. Martin a '60s soul groove: DJ Schmolli: My Girl ...

No, not the newspaper. I mean some contempo sounds returning us to the States, after our last globe-trotting exercise. New Wave legends Devo, believe it or not, released a surf album in 2001 as "The Wipeouters." True, they're from Ohio, but they've been here in LA for so long that they seem to have ...

Mashups/sound collages inspired by mental illness : RIAA: Schizophonia Suite A 20 minute 5 song free on-line EP featuring "They're Coming To Take Me Away, Ha Haa," Anton LaVey (founder of the Church of Satan), Big Band, '50s Space-Age, and punk rock musics, actual recordings of mental patients, Lion...

New Illegal music, if you're in the mood for Groovy '60s Lounge A-Go-Go: DJ Magnet "Shop Around If You're Horny" - Fantastic mix of Tweet, Sm okey Robinson, even the Sonics' "Have Love Will Travel" from this Denver dude, all served over a big beat. Chill:Phil RetroSpector "Beatlemania" Even if you'r...

Don't know anything about Michmash, except that he's from France, and has released one of my fave new mashups, marrying Led Zep vocals with the EZ-cheesy '70s sounds of Michel Fugain 's big 1972 French hit "Une Belle Histoire" that, as an instrumental, resembles something off an old Euro soft-core p...

EARLY ELECTRONIC ODDITIES is an exploration of the strange and subliminal sounds of early electronic musical instruments from 1860 to 1970, and many now almost obsolete daring and experimental creations like the Mixtur-Trautonium, the Ondes-Martenot, the Rhythmicon, the Ondioline, the RCA synthesize...