Author: Mattias

I really enjoyed this track not just because it’s close to deep house (which I am a fanboy of), but also because it combines so many different types of sounds into its own mini-genre. I want to call it deep...

Pleasurekraft was not messing around when he used the adjective “sinister” for the strings in this track. They’re dark, brooding, and when the track devolves into nothing but a few string instruments, things get pretty funky. But in a good...

First of all, I would like to say that both Gartner, and Trash have released some of my favorite electro house tracks of all time. Needless to say, a collaboration between the two should be an epic collision of brutal...

Legend Ferry Corsten is back with an absolutely massive trance track to overpower your speakers and knock down a few clubs. The track is a full-intensity synth voyage through massive melodies, airy breaks, and reverb-laden verses. While I do find...

Gosteffects’ remix of Ambulances is, to say the very least, a very interesting track. To lump it into a genre, I would consider it progressive, but honestly it changes its sound so much that putting it in any genre is...

Swedish Audrio, who recently was taken under the wing of now legendary Avicii, has a new release out consisting of two electro/progressive tracks. I’m unsure why Beatport says PRMD because really the track is released on Avicii’s LE7ELS label. Anyways,...

Good ol’ Moby is back again and this package of tracks includes two remixes of Moby’s original: one from Spartaque, and another from Sharam Jey. Both are relatively low key, but also groovy in their own unique ways. Spartaque’s version...

Live dance music duo Digitalism’s new EP is full of energetic indie dance madness. Featuring collaborations with such great artists as The M Machine and Steve Duda, Digitalism’s sound doesn’t stay constant from one track to the next, but each...

Voorn’s new EP, consisting of two versions of his track Ringo, has been getting a lot of attention on social media. As he’s been dropping it in clubs and shows, people have been recognizing it and needless to say, its...

In it’s day, Downpipe was an absolutely massive track. I remember hearing it all over in mixes, clubs, and huge festivals. It was big room progressive just as progressive was evolving and growing in popularity. As part of Toolroom’s tenth...