his most concise, complete work since Kittenz & The Glitz ripped up the electro rulebook back in 2001. ''This is my Electronic Pop record,'' preens Felix Da Housecat, ''Whereas Kittenz & The Glitz was straight up Electro, He Was King is straight Felix Da Housecat Pop with a nice electronic feel.''  (less)

mix of uplifting soul, light tribal dance, and deep grooves to grace this King Street Goes Yoruba debut comp, featuring everyone from dance legends Blaze, Mateo & Matos, Larry Heard, Roy Davis Jr. (aka Infinity) and Kerri Chandler to modern electronic wunderkinds Tiger Stripes, Studio Apartment and Quentin Harris. Among the slew of King Street & Nite Grooves releases, Osunlade mixes in artists from his own heavy head-nodding imprint Yoruba (another term for his religion) Records, such as Afefe Iku, Oveous Maximus, and Gabriel Poso. He is the most profoundly spiritual producer weve ever featured on the series, joining 18 predecessors of the highest ranks of House DJ/Producers from Joe Claussell, Ron Trent, Grammy Award Winners Louie Ve...  (less)

more aggressive form of Hip Hop. The album's stark electronic beats and energetic rhymes were in sharp contrast with the lightweight, funky sound that was popular in hip hop at the time. The album was reissued as a "Deluxe Edition" in 2005 with four bonus tracks.King of Rock is the second album by hip hop trio RunD.M.C. Produced in 1985, the album sees the group adopting a more rock-influenced sound, with several tracks prominently featuring heavy guitar riffs. The song, King of Rock, is featured on Guitar Hero: Aerosmith and Amplitude.  (less)

in a numbered edition of 200.  (less)

house beats is sheer genius. Transcending camp, King Junior re-invents The King for the 21st century. The King gets the royal treatment, Dance style. In this tribute to The King of Rock 'n' Roll, Elvis gets cut up, reworked and re-made by some of the newest artists in the Electronic scene. From trance and dub, to smokin' house, check out these remixes of the King's newly anointed classics and big time Summer hit, "A Little Less Conversation".  (less)

medicine, engineering, and pediatrics. There was a time when they were the most famous threesome on the Continent; untouchable, near-godlike, and full of pride. But hard times were ahead... Something went terribly wrong after their now infamous meeting with King Gustav II, and the three were split up for many years. Later, in the late 17th Century, a secret meeting was held with Stefan Herwig who proposed that the trio make a comeback, this time as the best EBM band in the world. Under Herr Herwig's brilliant direction, the doctors formed Steril and, despite their deep sadness, embarked on a world tour that saw them become true pioneers in the genre. Shortly after, our three heroes released Transmission Pervous, Egoism, and Venus Trap on the...  (less)

Faith classic 'Can't Find My Way Home' and the unmarked bonus track 'King For A Day'.  (less)

to start his own label and so King Kong Records was born. The purpose was to release ground-breaking electronic dance music. The original intention to just release his own material, from Djs for Djs, was soon amended by the idea of giving new talented artists a platform for their work and so King Kong started signing new acts. The first cd will be compiled by Sharam Jey himself. This Mix will feature some King Kong classics and favourites like „4 Da Loverz", „The King" and „Monday Morning". But also some new unreleased cuts from Nick K, Patrick Alavi and new King Kong signing El Carlitto. The second cd will be mixed by the LouLou Players, one of the main acts of the King Kong Crew. This set will be a mixture of an artist album and a DJ-mix.  (less)