Showing posts with label chase. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chase. Show all posts

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Review: Chase & Status – No More Idols

Chase & Status - No More Idols (2011) [Mercury] // Grade: B

In my own interpretation, the deed of Chase & Status` second album refers to the general position of electronic music at large. An environment where premier artists once held clout within each rising scene, only now to be pushed apart by the ever-growing need for something fresher and limit-pushing.

Review: Chase & Status – No More Idols

Chase & Status - No More Idols (2011) [Mercury] // Grade: B

In my own interpretation, the deed of Chase & Status` second album refers to the general position of electronic music at large. An environment where premier artists once held clout within each rising scene, only now to be pushed apart by the ever-growing need for something fresher and limit-pushing.

Sunday, October 24, 2010

Dizzee Rascal Music Photos: Gravity Skank : dance music: Chase .

chase_and_status_live Gravity Skank : dance music: Chase & Status album launch
Last Thursday I returned to a venue close to my heart, Kentish Town Forum, for the Chase & Status album launch party. The gig was set up as part of the Q Awards, a rather bizarrely matched series of events to count downwards to the annual music prizegiving. (I say bizarrely matched because Q magazine is aimed at an older, mainstream market, whereas the music of Chase &

Gravity Skank : dance music: Chase & Status album launch

chase_and_status_live Gravity Skank : dance music: Chase & Status album launch
Last Thursday I returned to a venue close to my heart, Kentish Town Forum, for the Chase & Status album launch party. The gig was set up as percentage of the Q Awards, a rather bizarrely matched series of events to look down to the annual music prizegiving. (I say bizarrely matched because Q magazine is aimed at an older, mainstream market, whereas the medicine of Chase &