Evol Intent

Moving to LA has been great, running into Evol Intent's Gigantor is always a pleasure, and it seems like I can't go a week without giving the man a gi

There are producers that pop based on passion, marketing, and gimmick. Then there are artists that are on cruise control just casually fucking the ent

Evol Intent's Gigantor has been on a mission since last summer. In addition to touring (both as 1/3 of Evol intent and Computer Club), he's been consistent with his "Throwback Thursdays," remastering the collective's entire back catalog and re-releasing one a week for more than half a year. He's also knocking out new production that's set to roll out in the near future. Massive tunes with Concord Dawn and Noisia have come out as well.

Of course the internets are going to be filled with creepy crawling ghoulish beats for the next week. It’s almost Halloween, the one time of year wh

I usually write artists up that have been bubbling and giving their music out for free in my "Half A Dozen" series. It's a great way to reward a produ

Insanity, simple & plain. Noisia's returned to their Vision Recordings imprint with their first release on the label since May 2012's Imperial EP, so

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For their sixth "Noisia Invites" show, Noisia invited the cream of the crop to De Oosterpoort in their homeland of Groningen; featured acts included Foreign Beggars, Calyx & Teebee, Neosignal, Kasra, and Evol Intent (check out the aftermovie to see what you missed). Gigantor was in the house for E.I., and he ran through a SERIOUS set of Evol Intent bangers, from their dubstep VIP of "The Nine" to a grip of other VIPs, WIPs, and collaborations. 66 minutes of fury, you need this.

There might be no other artist who's surprised me as much in 2013 as MUST DIE! He was doing his thing prior to this year, but the sheer volume of look

When Evol Intent's Knick started exploring BPMs outside of drum & bass, he ended up in a few places; he took mash-ups and blending tracks to new heigh

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