Jon

I'd say 2000s for electronic music (all the LA beats stuff, weird dnb, good dubstep etc) but i'm probably heavily biased as that's the decade i started going out in and experiencing club music in person.

I use Spotify a lot - particularly when driving or on the road and it's handy for checking new releases on a more general level. The radio function (there's an option that let's the algorhythm find you music you may like based on a song, album, artist, playlist etc that you like) is also really handy and more often than not I find some stuff I'm into through it.

Happy to chip in when the time comes Sending love your way, Dan.

Eyyyy yeah! Shield and I made that routine for our first tour and then showed it to craze and we did that video together at his place

they're great - there's still drift but because we're mainly using cue points rather than following the sticker it's not so much of an issue. the official serato integration update announced at namm will fix that though - really looking forward to that. Feel free to rip the audio from the video if you like and studio versions of a lot of the songs are on spotify and bandcamp

cheers guys!

check out Nervous Horizon records - https://soundcloud.com/nervoushorizon especially TSVI never heard it reffered to as hard drum, but there's a few peeps doing techno meets drum breaks stuff atm

Hey gang here's a 40 minute teaser of our live show that we performed at 2019's Amsterdam Dance Event festival. All our own beats performed live:

I still prefer physically owning games (kinda like still building a vinyl collection even though I DJ 100% digitally) but if a digital release is loads cheaper then I'll go for that.

Keep a look out for digital sales - they had one over Xmas with a few big games for about £30

Just beat this. It's a great story and strangely addictive but is def not for everyone - the landscape itself is your enemy (albeit a beautiful one) most of the time and it takes a good few hours before things really pick up and doesn't get very action based until the last third of the game really. Very happy I played it though, but it's kind of the antithesis to a lot of western games in terms of how it delays traditional gaming gratification. The community aspect to building things with other players to make the landscape easier to traverse with better routes and leaving items/vehicles for others to use is a really nice touch too if you put the time in.

A Christmas sweater depicting members of team DV recreating the battle scene from Anchorman in the style of Jim'll paint it

Here's the 10th edition of my annual megamix series featuring lots of music I've been playing out this year

there's an interview with Plus One also: and one with me soon too

I've been playing Death Stranding but have been away for a few weeks. Just bought a Switch Lite and Zelda Breath Of The Wild for travelling and enjoying that!

There's a good Craze one online too.

Thanks yall

Hey gang - another new routine from us: we've released the studio version as a tune too: http://hyperurl.co/ptliww

Thanks guys!

Lil bit from our live show

Totally fooled me too!

vibey man!

awww bless you man!

https://youtu.be/5OSFJRXHPHI?t=379