Member of London's brilliant Night Slugs camp, Toronto-based producer Egyptrixx (a.k.a. David Psutka) has developed a unique blend of dubstep and electro-tinged house music, with his debut album 'Bible Eyes' having appeared on Night Slugs in early 2011.
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The Album Bible Eyes
is featured in Update #066:
This Year's Best Albums For A Special Price
A hot and long summer finally at our doorstep, it is once again time to appreciate the best music of the year so far in our Summer Sale 2011!
From Moebius to Moby, from the deepest electronic underground to chart-topping heights, 150 of our favourite albums more...
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The Album Bible Eyes
is featured on:
Austria's Springfestival presents its official audio compilation in association with zero". The Springfestival 2011 - Official Compilation is available for free download to the first 1.000 zero" users.
Over the past decade, Graz's springfestival has become Austria's most important festival for more...
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The Album Bible Eyes
is featured in Update #053:
Kassem Mosse, FaltyDL, Lowtec
This time around we put the spotlight on a generation of artists that approach their music making without genre-blinders, incorporating elements of house, techno, dubstep, electro, drum'n bass and broken beat into their brilliant productions.
Brand-new more...
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The Album Bible Eyes
was top 8 in Best Rated Releases of Week #10
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The Album Bible Eyes
was picked!
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The Album Bible Eyes
was reviewed:
The first full-length album to appear from London's future-ravers Night Slugs comes from Toronto-based Egyptrixx. A solid journey from experimental synth dronage to edgy electropop with guests from Canadian band Trust, epic neon minimal techno and the odd hi-energy dancefloor smasher. Winner. |
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