Singer/guitarist of Kabul Golf Club, (and also member of The Rott Childs) Florent Pevee has passed away on Friday 29 november. R.I.P.!
Contorted and dissonant, with roots back to Steve Albini’s Big Black and Shellac, reminding me of some pioneering bands such as Cop Shoot Cop, Cardiacs and H.P. Zinker, and being similarly psycho and sick such as some contemporaries like The Dillinger Escape Plan and Blood Brothers, Kabul Golf Club was one of the most promising experimental HC bands. Read full review HERE.
The band would like to keep his memory alive through his music. Anybody who wants to receive a FREE copy of “Le bal du rat mort” has to send Read more For the memory of Florent Pevee, singer/guitarist of Kabul Golf Club ›

Pop art was/is an art movement that emerged in the mid-1950s in Britain and in the late 1950s in the United States, Andy Warhol being one of its leading figure. Pop art presented a challenge to traditions of fine art by including imagery from popular culture such as advertising, news, etc. One of its most powerful instrument is creating collages, sometimes elements are removed from their known context, isolated, and/or combined with unrelated elements.
And this is something what it’s actually perfectly applicable to Lady Gaga’s third album called “Artpop”. It’s a vivid mixture of dance music (sub) genres, EDM meets hip hop, but nothing it’s art related, no matter how hard Lady Gaga try to shock her audience, followers and the media. Because – once again – this is more about shocking, more about the show, then about the music. What I said/write about “Born This Way” it’s pretty much applicable for “Artpop” as well. I still can sing while I’m showering songs like “Poker Face” or “Paparazzi”, I can’t recall a single melody from her previous album, those “hits” (“Born This Way”, “Judas”, and “The Edge of Glory”) were all less memorable then the songs from her debut album and listening to “Artpop”, around track 5 (“Jewels n’ Drugs”) I can’t recall a single good line or a chorus from her new songs. And this is pretty sad and disappointing. The production it’s fabulous, everything sound great and powerful, it’s quite minimal, but pretty fancy EDM, but there are no songs, the music it’s completely absent once again and a little bit scandal and controversy won’t make that frustrating feeling disappear. Read more Lady Gaga – Artpop (2013) ›

Worth to give it a like and grab it: Facebook/Zardonic/free downloads Semargl are a band from Kyyiv, Ukraine
formed in 1997 as a black metal band, later introducing dance pop and mallcore elements to their music. They ubsequently dubbed their new found sound, “Satanic pop metal” – also the title of their debut album released in 2012.
Born and raised in Venezuela, Zardonic encompasses everything from Glitch Hop and Electro to Drum & Bass and Hardcore, all while wearing a frighteningly enigmatic mask that has become his personal brand and signature. His most recent album, ‘Far Beyond Bass – The Vulgar Remixes’, released on grammy nominee AK1200’s label Big Riddim Recordings, features 12 remixes of the tracks contained in the original Vulgar Display Of Bass album, all crafted by top artists like Black Sun Empire, State Of Mind, Counterstrike, etc.
A collaboration between Semargl and Zardonic only can result in an explosive track! Read more Semargl – Credo Revolution (Zardonic Remix) free download! ›