Main Course

If there's any label that has consistently kept us moving in 2014, it's Main Course. Their release schedule is so regular, it's kind of scary, and the fact that they give everything away before putting it up for sale is a really 2014 attitude that we wish more imprints would employ. Sure, everyone has to get paid, and we love support, but giving fans options can help build a fan base.

DC's Pentamon takes Main Course on a dark turn for this release. This is nighttime techno that is made for a chase through the city or a sweaty night at the grimiest but most amazing of nightclubs. I feel like in North America, even though we invented techno, we don't hear it enough. If you're not into the scene, it's hard to know where to look for it. Bangers like this one fill the gap nicely. No need to go to Berlin.

The little label that just won't quit has done it again. Main Course has just put out the fourth addition of their remixes series where they get up an

We're sure you've all caught the memo that Main Course stay killing em in 2014. Their flex on all levels of club bangers is essentially unmatched at t

Are Main Course the best source of dance music A&R on the planet right now? There's a definite discussion there and their flow of dancefloor friendly

As per usual, Main Course steps up to the plate and lets another gem fly. And this time, it truly fits all of my needs. Don't let the drum & bass in t

Long time DAD favorites Jurassic FightClub who you may remember from blockbuster exclusives on DAD in March and June have joined forces with one of our most beloved record labels: Main Course. We've got that premiere for you because that's how we roll. This one is a thumping tropical banger that bridges that gap between global bass and club sounds. It's like what they would play in a rave in future post-apocalyptic Brazil. It's dope.

While we love our turn up as much as many of you do, we love the beautiful art of turning down just as much, especially when it means we get to be put

New Main Course goody on deck here and you should already know, as they keep lacing us with heatrocks on what seems like almost a daily basis at this

I swear on my firstborn that Main Course can do no wrong, first releasing solid EPs from the likes of Bot and Astronomar, both of which you can downlo

On the 22nd edition of Main Course's "UNLISTED" mix series, DJ Craze goes ham for thirty minutes. "Half brain food … half club!" is all of the descr

This Main Course assault in 2014 just keeps on coming and it's getting downright silly. Bot, one of the head honchos of this MC operation, has now dro

Houston-based producer Ape Drums' career is in the midst of a perfect storm, and if you listen to the tracks he's currently dropping, it's as though t

The Main Course record label invasion of my DJ crates continues apace with another killer tune. I swear, during some gigs I type in "Main Course" in the search function of Traktor because I know I'll find something killer. This one is from Milanese producer Mace who is a member of the much more famous Italian collective RESET!. This tune is a twerky 100BPM banger that will probably make a club explode. Seems like the title of the track is well earned.

I don't think the dudes at Main Course don't sleep. At least that's what I'm beginning to believe. Just this month, they've released an absolute flood

It's a stacked and diverse cast that shows up for this second set of remixes of recent Main Course releases. Quality is consistent front to back from the throbbing techno of Botnek's remix of Neoteric and Wax Motif to the pseudo footwork of Poolboy92's remix of Douster. If I had to pick a fave, it would be the Ape Drums remix of "Bomboclat." That track just explodes with energy. All in all this is a pretty incredible collection of free electronic dance music You'd be silly to pass this up.

Thick Thursdays? Maybe. Main Course has been on a roll, officially, and this forthcoming heater from Jesse Slayter means they have no signs of slowing

This right here is some big fat chunky house. You can eat it with a fork or a spoon. Heck, you might even need a knife to cut through these thick beats from Italy's Bot and UK's Wafa. We all know the work of Bot through Crookers and ihow he's always kinda pushed a wonk,y techno-influenced house sound. This style compliments Wafa's perfectly. I would tell you to get to know his music on SoundCloud but there's nothing there. Seems like he just deleted everything. You'll just have to believe me.