Mayhem

Lady Gaga was The Victim of an Apparently Slippery Floor at The Venue.

Bruno Mars and Gesaffelstein join Mother Monster for her explosive return.

The lawsuit comes just as Gaga announced her tour in support of 'Mayhem.'

A trio of Atlanta-based drum & bass vets link up for this smooth cut from the "RAMiami Drum & Bass 2015" compilation.

In what's certain to be a case to instantly be added to history books (and hopefully eventually looked at by all of humanity as a grave unjust act), t

Is it just me, or does it feel like a number of producers who'd just drop unabashed bangers, well, stopped? It just be me. Feels like a vast number of

If you're not up on it, Mayhem's big on food. The bass music monster has been on his Instagram account making #fatboyswag a proper movement, and for o

It probably hasn't been, but it feels like it's been forever since we've had a straight-up trap banger. Well, the four horsemen of the trapocalypse (t

Atlanta is a hotbed for the bass music scene, and a huge part of that is the influences that producers like Mayhem, Heroes x Villains, and others rece

Edgewoode is a project that Mayhem has been working on for at least the past year. All of his feels are getting tucked to the side, and emotional bass musics are being released under this alias. He instructed me to snag a folder of tunes as I was playing on his computer before his show at Webster Hall, and this tune was stuck in rotation in my car for weeks afterwards:

Well aren't you lucky? After being on tour with everyone from Caspa to Clicks & Whistles, Mayhem and Antiserum are back on their free giveaway dean, with the 2 Chainz-sampling "Pakistan" being their first free morsel. Their track record has been solid gold, so you should know what time it is. Proper infectious trap riddims, with an undeniably unforgettable melody paired with a big body beat. No word on when this one will be given away, but you already know you need it. Keep it locked.

Celebrating one year in the game is Datsik's Firepower Records, who recently released Shell Shock, Vol. 1, a compilation that not only proves that dubstep/bass music isn't dead, but that there's more life than ever within the genre. We're not sure if Datsik knew how much of an impact his imprint would have, but he sure knows how to celebrate the occasion.

We hit you with 12th Planet & Mayhem's "Whoops!" last week, with the promise of some "Murdaaa" to come, and today we've got that flipside for you. This collaboration is no joke, bringing forth supreme heaters like this to the club. This isn't even "just another trap track;" this has the makings of something special. Feels like a track that's absolutely slaying the club when it drops. You can grab this tomorrow, via SMOG.