Since there are two different views on who is in Miami Horror and what they are all about, Miami Horror can refer to its producer, Benjamin Plant, or its four-piece live incarnation.

Plant began his music career by being a “Dj for hire” while making remixes on the side, and then eventually his remixes started to gain some serious attnetion and it turned him into the MIAMI HORROR we know today. He remixed Pnau, The Presets, Bloc Party, Datarock and The Dirty Secrets.
Miami Horror’s live show is augmented by Josh Moriarty (Peacocks, ex-Young & Restless) on guitar, DJ/producer Aaron Shanahan on drums, and Daniel Whitechurch on keys, guitar and bass guitar. The live incarnation of Miami Horror appeared at the Good Vibrations, ‘Groovin The Moo’ and Splendour In The Grass festivals in 2009. The band also supported indie pop act Friendly Fires on their Australian tour in July 2009.
Ok now onto the music.
A SUPER RARE mixtape Benjamin Plant did for JJJ RADIO can be found here:
JJJ RADIO MIXTAPE BY: MIAMI HORROR

MIAMI HORROR – SOMETIMES

THE PRESETS – TALK LIKE THAT (MIAMI HORROR REMIX) (via resonatormag)

For more info on MIAMI HORROR
http://twitter.com/Miami_Horror
http://www.myspace.com/miamihorror
http://www.facebook.com/miamihorror

After their wildly successful performance at Lollapalooza 2009, Chicago-based DJ/electro duo Moneypenny will take their music to the masses with the release of a free 2-song digital single and string of upcoming high profile buzz gigs in Chicago, LA and San Francisco.

The duo, which began strictly as a DJ project in 2008, quickly blossomed into a full-fledged live act as Jessica Gonyea (A-Cup) and Chess Hubbard (Mother Hubbard)’s shared passion for new wave, pop, indie, electro and house music led them to write and record original material. Kept under lock and key until their debut live performance at Lollapalooza, Moneypenny’s original tracks quickly became must have material for industry types on both sides of the pond as word spread about these two incredibly talented young ladies. More than just two pretty faces, Moneypenny come stacked with a slew of great songs – one of which has already been licensed to ABC TV’s “Make It Or Break It” – a charismatic live show incorporating custom video projections and DJ skills to keep the after party going all night long.

Moneypenny’s trend of playing “all the right gigs” continues into October with live sets at Dim Mak Tuesdays @ Cinespace in Los Angeles and the legendary Popscene! party in San Francisco acting as their debut performances in each market.

Moneypenny are working on their debut full length release for 2010 (working with Simon Perry/Echo and The Bunnymen), however in the meantime, they’d like to share a free gift for you to post and check out.

First single “Say No” was recorded in Chicago earlier this year and comes packaged with an insanely dance floor ready remix courtesy of good friends and fellow Chicagoans, Hey Champ.

Download both tracks below and feel free to offer these as free downloads:

MONEYPENNY – SAY NO

MONEYPENNY – SAY NO (HEY CHAMP REMIX)

Im telling you right now… be on the look out for these two.. they WILL be taking over very soon!

Andrew has been releasing mixtapes and doing performances accross L.A. and O.C. under the Heavy Accents moneker for over a year now and he keeps getting better and better.
I had the HUGE pleasure of seeing him absolutely wreck the crowd at TABU in Vegas during a party he did with Crossover for MAGIC. Not saying that all the DJ’s in vegas aren’t worth anything, but his transitions and track selections were way above the rest.

Right before we all left for vegas, he sent me over his latest mix called DISCO DESIRE

Considering we pretty much love ALL things “Disco” this mixtape was on repeat during my entire ride up and down from Vegas.

Deadmau5 is one of those very rare and lucky artists that can put out stuff that will be loved by the Douchebags, Guidos and Hipsters all at the same time.

Deadmau5 was undenyably, the golden boy of the electro scene, Ill even admit to being a fan but after I saw his new official video with Rob Wire I can honestly say Deadmau5 is Dead!

Usually I save the “Talking shit” posts to just the photos of shame but this is ridiculous!

I can expect to hear the played out vocoder bullshit from Zuper Blaque, T. Pain and any other talentless artist who calls themself a “musician” but this is DEAMAU5!! The very same person who I lost my shit over at the last Fabulous Fest, the very same person who we have on OUR promo video, and the very same person who provided the musical inspiration to the first time I got flashed from a chick on E. And now all that is gone with a single edit. I understand that being an artist is all about getting your stuff out to as many people as possible, Douche bags included. But if you are planning on selling out with a voicebox track, why not go all the way and use Kanye or someone who was worth the sell out.

Ok rant over with… Im not going to post that shit-box remix of the one of my favorite songs so dont ask!

DEADMAU5 – GHOST’S N STUFF

It doesn’t have any fancy mixing, scratching, or beat juggling but it does have the perfect blend of funk, house, electro, soul, good music. I hate classifying everythign into genres so Ill just say that The BONER JAMS mixtape is the perfect mixtape to play next time you have that special “hipster” lady over. You wont find any buzz saw electro, speaker blowing dubstep, or insane screamo on this mixtape but that’s not what ladies like now is it?

COLOSSAL KNXN – MIXTAPE

For more info:

http://www.myspace.com/colossalknxn

Twitter.com/BBguns

Twitter.com/Tealong

Twitter.com/fakeRICH

When it comes to remixing classic electro tracks, everyone has their own opinions on what will sound good, often times they are wrong and they completely butcher the track all together. This time, the ROBBED BY ROBOTS dudes did DRAGONETTE some justice and remixed her I GET AROUND track into something that I could listen to over and over again. In fact, I’ve already listened to it 3 times while I was writing this post, and I will probably put it on my workout playlist. It’s done very well.!

DRAGONETTE – I GET AROUND (ROBBED BY ROBOTS MIX)

For more info on the ROBBED BY ROBOTS dudes:
http://www.myspace.com/robbedbyrobots

http://twitter.com/robbedbyrobots

Recently our inboxes have been getting flooded with remix after remix and although I really try hard to listen to every single song, the majority of them end up disappointing. Last week I was forwarded ERNOLD’S latest remix of MAJOR LAZER’S PON DE FLOOR and I actually couldn’t wait to put it up on the site. Even though 2000000000 other music blogs already have the song up… I decided it was just tooo good to pass up.

MAJOR LAZER – PON DE FLOOR (ERNOLD SANE REMIX)

Once I added that song to my music library I noticed I had another song by ERNOLD that would have been perfect for our DUBSTEP WEEK last week. I have no idea where it came from but Im glad I found it. Since Dubstep is now one of those genres that almost every DJ is getting behind I wanted to make sure I gave his remix of DJ CLASS’ IM THE SHIT some justice.

DJ CLASS – I’M THE SHIT (ERNOLD SANE WOBBLE MIX)

Keep pumping out the good tracks Ernold.. they just keep getting better and better.

http://www.myspace.com/ernoldsane

Our good friend Marjorie helped set this gig up for us and she is bringing all of her extremely pretty friends…So come out!

Pretty Boy Paul will be killing it on the decks.. if you want, he will even find you a wife!

BENGA & COKI – NIGHT (L -Vis 1990 Hyper Bass REmix)

Huntington Beach DJ duo Colossal KNXN bring larger-than-life beats to local dance floors
The nocturnal lifestyle of a club DJ rarely involves the glare of afternoon sunlight. Which explains the sunglasses on DJs Tony Long (“Tea Long”) and Brandon Rillera (“BB Guns”) during a midday interview on the patio of the Gypsy Den in Costa Mesa.

The eyewear on these two Huntington Beach-based song selectors also provides a neat visual metaphor: Reflections bounce and bend between Long’s metallic aviator lenses and Rillera’s pitch-black sun blockers, creating a warped parallel dimension, populated with funhouse versions of their fellow diners and passers-by.

It’s this mind-altering moment of self-reflection that shines through at a Colossal KNXN set. Running wild with endless tracks of melody and mayhem, Colossal KNXN’s sound weaves a net of industrialized beats and human soul designed to capture and drag their prey into a primal state of rhythm….

…“You’ve got a lot of these kids now who can’t mix. If you gave them two real records, they wouldn’t be able to do it,” says Long, shaking his head.

Rillera adds that “lack of a unique style” is a common epidemic among digital-only DJs. Colossal KNXN’s knowledge and eclecticism often result in random yet satisfying combos such as the ’80s pop of Men Without Hats poured over a German synth beat (see Long’s edit of Siriusmo’s “Girls Rock,” currently streaming on their MySpace)….

…Colossal KNXN can still be found on Wednesdays huddled in Avalon’s wood-paneled DJ booth, beer in hand (though it now costs $1) as beats and body heat rise to the ceiling.

Colossal KNXN have also expanded their well-oiled dance parties to monthly residencies at such hipster haunts as Detroit Bar, the Crosby and Proof, along with glossier gigs at Sutra, iLounge and LA’s Cinespace. Not to mention major LA rave billings at Hard and the Heist for packed rooms of 1,500 people or more….

…Much of Colossal KNXN’s hype is funneled through their relationship with the online artist community fakeRICH, which hosts a barrage of local electro events in OC and LA as well as a blog documenting their exploits. Similar to LA party blog the Cobrasnake, fakeRICH gets attention for high-end party pics and partnerships with sought-after underground artists.

As summer rolls in, Long and Rillera are diving into the studio to produce two remixes and two original tracks bearing their insignia, though an official release date has not been set.

“Going from making tracks to producing [them] is a big deal for us,” says Long, adding that it will only get them greater Internet buzz and more recognition from bigger artists.

FOR THE COMPLETE VERSION OF THIS ARTICLE …
http://www.ocweekly.com/2009-06-11/music/colossal-knxn/

GUNS AND BOMBS – RIDDLE OF STEEL (TEALONG & 12TH PLANET REMIX)

Jason / THEM JEANS just released a new track last week CLUB SODA that combines the best of hip-hop and heavy electro. He teamed up with Brother Reade to put down some hotness that is sure to make you “throw your hands in the airrrr”

NEW CLUB TRACK FROM THEM JEANS FEATURING JAMZ FROM BROTHER READE.
FEATURING AWESOME RAPS, A BONE THUGS REFERENCE, AND SOME EPIC BREAKDOWNS
PLEASE BUMP, BLOG, SHARE, AND HOLLER AT ME IF YOU WANT ACCAPELLZ OR INSTRUMENTALS

THEM JEANS – CLUB SODA

I also decided to include one of my favorite THEM JEANS songs of all time because its just that damn good!

THEM JEANS – CROSS COUNTRY (REMASTERED)

Make sure you stop by one of these upcoming events to try and impress him with your knowledge of historical giants.
Apr 14 2009 8:00P
Cinespace w/ Rye Rye + 87 Stick Up Kids + Destructo Hollywood, California
Apr 21 2009 8:00P
Cinespace w/ The Whip ( LIVE ) Hollywood
May 1 2009 10:00P
Firecracker Los Angeles, California
May 9 2009 8:00P
Audiotistic Los Angeles, California
Aug 15 2009 8:00P
HELLOFEST Monterrey, Nuevo León

As quoted from Clifford himself:

The mixtape, as promised, presents a wider variety of music than my older releases, digging deeper than ever into some of the more entertaining, unexpected, and often times embarrassing layers of contemporary music history. It’s intentionally meant to drift through seas of nostalgia and pop culture, all while keeping in unlikely harmony and mood.

CLIFFORD LIDELL – BUTTER

The track list is as follows:

01. T.I. – What You Know
02. A. Armada – The Moon Shifts The Sea The Sea Shapes The Shore The Shore Shakes The Sand The Sand Sinks The Ship
03. No Doubt – Don’t Speak
04. Feist – Mushaboom (The Postal Service Remix)
05. Kings Of Leon – Closer
06. Mims – This Is Why I’m Hot
07. The Penguin Cafe Orchestra – Perpetuum Mobile
08. Joni Mitchell – Big Yellow Taxi
09. The Main Ingredients – Everybody Plays The Fool
10. Notorious B.I.G. – Big Poppa
11. Weezer – Only In Dreams
12. Ice Cube – It Was A Good Day
13. Sixpence None The Richer – Breathe Your Name
14. Pharcyde – Passing Me By
15. Frank Muzik – 3 Little Words
16. 311 – Amber
17. Atmosphere – Sunshine
18. West Side Story – Somewhere
19. Interpol – Untitled
20. Tupac – Do For Love
21. The Beatles – Yesterday
22. Kev Brown – Albany
23. Tracy Chapman – Fast Car
24. M.I.A. – Paper Planes (DFA Remix)
25. Jenny Owen Youngs – Voice On Tape
26. Bob Marley – Could You Be Loved
27. Frank Sanatra – Someone To Watch Over Me
28. George Benson – Just The Two Of Us
29. Whodini – Five Minutes Of Funk
30. Plain White T’s – Hey There Delilah
31. Erick Sermon – Just Like Music
32. Notorious B.I.G. – Mo Money Mo Problems
33. N2Deep – Back To The Hotel
34. The Shins – Saint Simon
35. Cassie – Me & You (Instrumental)
36. Ben Folds Five – Brick
37. YoungBloodz – Damn!
38. Cold War Kids – Hospital Beds
39. Nelly Furtado – I Am Like A Bird
40. Stevie Wonder – My Cherie Amour
41. Fabolous – So Into You
42. Notorious B.I.G. – Can I Get Wit Ya
43. Mariah Carey – Honey
44. Babyshambles – Fuck Forever
45. Ben Folds Five – Best Imitation Of Myself
46. Weezer – Island In The Sun
47. House Of Pain – Jump Around
48. The Byrds – If You’re Going To San Francisco
49. Soul II Soul – Back To Life
50. Silversun Pickups – Lazy Eye
51. Cat Stevens – The Wind
52. Mr Oizo – Cut Dick
53. Micheal Jackson – I Wanna Rock With You
54. Diplo – Vans Til Infinity
55. Crystal Castles – Magic Spells
56. Sting – Englishman In New York
57. Eminem – Drug Ballad
58. Gejius – Makkuro Kurosuke
59. Hilotrons – Lovesuit
60. Radiohead – Everything In Its Right Place (DiscoTech Remix)
61. Neon Walrus – We Don’t Matter
62. Noze – Remember Love
63. Salt N Peppa – Push It
64. Daft Punk – Harder, Better, Stronger, Faster
65. Broken Social Scene – Lover’s Spit
66. The Avett Brothers – Pretty Girl At The Airport
67. Ben Gibbard – I Was A Kaleidoscope
68. Stardust – Music Sounds Better With You (Acapella)
69. Fatman Scoop – Put Em Up!
70. Cassius – Cassius 1999
71. Hall & Oates – I Can’t Go For That (White Label Remix)
72. Benny Benassi – Satisfaction (Acapella)
73. The Twelves – Works For Me
74. Breakbot – Happy Rabbit
75. LX-iR – Stracciatella
76. Laberge – Gimme Your Love
77. Van Halen – Jump
78. Janet Jackson – Get Lonely (Acapella)
79. Federico Franchi – Cream
80. Common – Universal Mind Control
81. Clifford Lidell – Don’t Eat
82. Estelle – American Boy (Kill The Noise Remix)
83. The Kingsmen – Louie, Louie (JePetto Remix)
84. Bounce Camp – Big Dancin
85. The Flaming Lips – Do You Realize (The Postal Service Remix)
86. Sigur Ros – Saeglopur

For more on Clifford and his clever ramblings… cruise over to DREAMBIGDREAMFREE.COM

Ill save my witty comments and opinions for a later post on the event but for now…
MUSIC:
BOYS NOIZE – VOLTA 82

MYSTERY JETS – DIAMONDS IN THE DARK (EROL ALKAN REMIX)

HOLLERTRONIX (DIPLO & LOW BEE) – DONT GO SNITCHIN

VIDEOs…oh yes we finally have videos of the event… our own J.Garza finally managed to put the flaming hot cheetos down for a 5 mintues and he put two videos together.
DAN SENA and SONNY MOORE live at HARD 13

Dan Sena “Just Too Hott” LIVE at HARD 13 (3/13/09 L.A.) from fakeRICH on Vimeo.

Sonny Moore “Copaface” (Dan Sena Remix) LIVE at HARD 13 (03/13/09 L.A.) from fakeRICH on Vimeo.

and photos… higher res here

http://picasaweb.google.com/mikesabounchi/HARD13TheRAVEIsNOTOver#

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Volta: A lunar crater on the moon, also a dramatic shift point in a poem in literary terms, Bjork also titled an album of hers with the very same name. So it’s no surprise a word carrying so much significance can easily be overlooked, I mean, who actually remembers anything these days anyways, what with the digital world at most of our fingertips? Lazy simians! Y’all must have a volta carved into your brains, enough with the mindless drug use kiddies! WAKE DA FUGG UP! This track by Boys Noize is SICK! Minimal and bangin, reminds me of this horrible tranny TY had the unfortunate pleasure of meeting last night in Bushwick out in Brooklyn at this loft party. OH MAN, YIKES! Big up-do head dress, collagen lips that looked as uneven as my scar from a busted-lip-skating-accident…times 888, triple-G boob job, plastic hip implants, and the worst face lift to add to the Jackson Pollock of a mug. Walking into the room he felt like Volta 82 should have been playing, this haunting monstrosity wanders in and trashes the party. Hits the fridge, nothing. Grabs some left overs of scattered bottles, concocting a sludge of alcohol, then proceeds to meander about and bother people. “DON’T be rude! No, no, no.” as s/him playfully slaps the hands of others. Being rude by telling others not to be rude…out of no where! This mess terrorizes folks and my tired couch-riddled ass. “Get up, dance with me,” the beast invites him, he’s locked in observation and bewilderment at that thing they mistook for a face they put on that morning. The haunting horns come in, the high hats build, spaceship noises gather and the beat drops…is that a smile or a frown? TY kindly declines as he’s pretty wasted and tired. “You gonna say NO to me?” TY replies with a smile and a “Yes.” That confused the monster for a bit and he was able to divert my attention to a friend. Disaster diverted. Don’t divert your ears from this track though!

BOYS NOIZE – VOLTA 82

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We got a chance to pick his brain for five minutes over the waves of AIM to talk about his past, present and future.. .Check it out below:

First and foremost… Where are you / what are you doing?

Well I am in my studio,  I was working on Sonny’s remix of Copaface, which comes out in January on Sony. Atlantic. Right now I’m working on a Haus Of Cards Remix for Weird Science. Aoki gave his stamp of approval on it. He’s into it.

What got Dan Sena into Djing?

Steve Aoki pushing me. Ha no joke

Did you know Steve from your band days?

Yup, we started Dim Mak together so to speak. I had a recording I wanted to put out and Steve wanted to start a label to put out his friends bands.

How long ago was that?

1996

Hah oh yes the days of grunge

Well, I think it was the resurgence of the boy band era to be exact

So in 1996 was is still cool to throw in a boy band track in the mix… or was that DJ suicide?

I have no idea. I was playing hardcore back then. I wasn’t even connected with DJ scene… Neither was Steve

Top 5 favorite bands in 1996?

Um…sunny day real estate, Threadbare, Dinosaur Jr., Converge and?
Hmm…man…that’s a tough one…Into another

Top 5 favorite bands today?

The Presets, Bag Raiders, Deadmau5, (although they arent considered bands)

Okay 2 more?

Nope.

Perfect

Hahaha

Other than Steve literally pushing you to DJ… when did you know it was something you actually wanted to pursue?

I didn’t really; he had been suggesting it to me while I was touring with my old band bullet train to Vegas. We spent 2004-2006 pretty much on the road.
He suggested it would be a good way to make money while I was home,
I was reluctant at first, but the more I thought about it, I figured what the hell…
The context of playing music in that setting as opposed to playing it as a band was pretty alien. It was a mentally a hurdle to get over, but I gave it a shot and found it to be really fun

When and where was your first DJ gig?

Ha uh it was with GMO at a Paul Frank dodge-ball competition in April of 2007 I think it was a mess but totally fun

Do girls prefer a dude in a band or a DJ?

DJ… I still don’t get it, but girls are a lot more interested in me now than ever. Compared to when I was in a band

So you have been seriously Djing now for a year and a half… Why didn’t you come up with some “witty” DJ name that everyone seems to have these days?

Eh I had gotten so much press with my old band under my name. A lot of people already knew who I was anyway. same thing with Steve.
I just didn’t think it was really necessary it’s short and sweet as it is

Lately it seems that most of your attention has been on the production side of things… where do you see your music taking you in the future? … /what is the goal for “DAN SENA”?

To be a giant…. Except I don’t see myself turning green… But in all honesty, I’m going to take things as they develop naturally. Being signed on a label was great and all but there was so much pressure. I’ve already been through the music machine once before. It’s not very forgiving no matter how hard you work.
But I do see myself writing an electro album next year. I want to get my production ear a little more dialed in before I take that on.

Oh wow… any special guests planned for the album?

Who knows? That would shred.
Sonny would be a good one. We’ve been really getting into the whole music thing. He’s young so I’ve been introducing him to a lot of stuff.
Love to get a chance to do something with Lykke Li…. and my homie Bjorn of course

Sonny who?

Sonny Moore (From First to Last / Sonnymoore.org)…. The kid I just did a remix for

How did you guys meet?

I met him at the Blow Up LA I did in September. He was just hanging out and we were there early and just started talking

How did that event go for you?

It was great. Really good crowd response. I gave Sonny a copy of my EP that night. He called me the next day. Funny thing was I didn’t get the message until 2 weeks later. It never showed up as a message on my phone haha

Can you send us the remix for this interview?

Nope…. It’s in the hands of his management and Sony/Atlantic, I’d love to though, you know me.

Last question (I ask everyone this) the 5 artists in the world you would love to perform with and where?

MIA in London
The Stone Roses reunion in Manchester (If that happened)
Deadmau5 in Costa Rica
Mixhell in Brazil
And uh …Soulwax in Belgium or where ever they’re the biggest
Haha

So not all of them all at once?

Yeah we could do that all at Coachella of course

Which track would you like for me to put on this interview?

Yr impossible(club retouch)

Anything you want to say / add in regards to the track?

It’s a reworking of yr impossible. It wasn’t so off the mark so it retained its title
Ok rad…I’ll use the “Chat with Dan Sena” as a reference point for the convo.

Ill put that up
Thanks man

No problem champ
You’re a champ
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We were stoked to officially interview Dan even if it was a super short one… look for more heater tracks coming from Dan in 09

WEIRD SCIENCE – HOUSE OF CARDS (DAN SENA REMIX)

DAN SENA – JUST TOO HOTT

DAN SENA – YR IMPOSSIBLE

If you wanna read up on more DAN SENA… check out our first quick interview with him here:
A CHAT WITH DAN SENA

DAN SENA LIVE @ FACTORY

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LMFAO…. can be seen frequenting the hottest clubs in LA and MIAMI …
And their latest hit “Im in Miami Bitch” is most definitely one of those songs.
LMFAO – IM IN MIAMI BITCH

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