Monsta

The K-Pop group is set to perform a series of dates in North America later this year.

Yes, that sound and that logo are Monsta, but they've undergone a name change. Now known as I See Monstas (or I SEE MONSTAS, rather), the trio recentl

Last week, Tinie Tempah's Diplo-produced return single, "Trampoline," showed off his trap-flipping sound. Many were rocking with it, and we have a fee

Now isn't this interesting. Back when I was a wee drum & bass-loving youngin, I'd hit the Internets heavy searching for info. Rocking on the forums in

We already told you the story of how "Make It Bun Dem" came to be, and now we've got MONSTA's bootleg of this scorcher, in a heavyweight drumstep vein. It was already a hard tune, but this crew transported what they said was "one of our favourite tracks of last year" into an all-out assault. Not much Damian, but it works. Well. If you're seen MONSTA live, you should know that, though.

The May 6 release of Monsta's "Messiah" is right around the corner, and we had a feeling there would be some awesome remixes accompanying the track, but weren't expecting this '90s-drenched rework from Feed Me. Thrown around the '92-style pitched-up vocal snippets, pianos, and breakbeats is that undeniable vocal and all kinds of nuttiness. The integrity of the original hasn't been comprimised, but Feed Me found a way to bridge that gap, giving us the best of both worlds.

What can we say? A solid batch of reworked tunes came across the DAD news desk this week, including a handful that you can actually purchase next week

Back in January, we presented you with 13 artists that we felt you needed to watch in 2013. It's not easy to predict the future, but hell, it sure is

As per a leaked image of the full line-up, we've got an idea of the EDM side of the 2013 Lollapalooza line-up. Here's what you can see if you hit the event.

Knife Party‘s currently ripping Bedlam at the O2 in Bournemouth, where we’re told they will be dropping tracks from their forthcoming EP (scream if you hear “Power Glove”). Breakage is on the bill, as are Monsta and KillSonik, so pop some popcorn, pour a few more drinks, and kick back while they bring you proper sounds for this evening. UPDATE The full, four-hour live-stream is now available to be watched anytime. If you missed it, recap!

2013 is poised to be the biggest year for electronic dance music, ever. And sure, it's easy to look at the artists who are established and say "yeah,