KJ Sawka

The summer of 2013 Destroid any preconceived notions of bass music, specifically the mainstream's limited understanding of the genre's complexity. The

Earlier this week, a video of DESTROID's debut live show turned into London Elektricity's Tony Colman saying the performance shows how "shit EDM truly is." There were debates on various sites on these Internets, trying to figure out how much DESTROID was actually playing live. We'd heard that the guitars were MIDI triggers, but in a recent Facebook post, Excision took the time out to break down how involved and complex DESTROID's live show truly is...

A few days ago, we got to see the first clips of DESTROID's long-awaited live show, and many of you were blown away. It's truly a different vibe than

Excision, Downlink, and KJ Sawka recently donned their futuristic apparel and brought the DESTROID live experience to San Francisco's Warfield, and it

With dance music's ridiculous stateside explosion we've seen a lot of different changes, and one of them is the increased number of side-projects. Mor

With their new live-bass project Destroid, veterans Excision, Downlink, and KJ Sawka push boundaries to create a new milestone in bass music. Long pas

With the amount of people calling dubstep "dead" (hell, I've said it), the news that a supergroup consisting of Excision, Downlink, and KJ Sawka is launching an album and a tour is huge. They're calling themselves DESTROID and have an album (The Invasion) coming out on May 7.