Ropeadope

A chilled out, downtempo song from the electronic artist Bonobo. Dig. 

Trunk Music inside and out - Yelawolf gonna make you scream (and shout)

It's almost September and you guys know what that means. The Toy Soldeir's newest EP is going to be released on the 20th! Here's a fresh track off of the album.

Currently blasting in my headphones:  Idioteque by Radiohead.

I used to work with the one guitarist of Creepoid, but never really checked them out. Until they recently released their debut full length, Horse Heaven. You probably can't tell, but it was recorded mostly in a basement in philly. While most of the songs start off dreamy and chilled out, they can get quite heavy and chaotic. Check them out this Monday at …

A calm song for a calm morning. This is She Just Likes to Fight by The Four Tet.

Say What? Josh Wink doing loungy Drum and Bass! And just when you thought you knew him. Happy Birthday bro! (1996)

80 degrees in Philly today! Mmmm Hmm. From his 2010 album 'Cosmogramma'.

This man has got jokes.  It seems like we've been living in the 80's again for the past decade. This song actually sounds like something Prince would have done. From his 2009 album 'He Was King'.

Drum and Bass legend Goldie brought the genre to the forefront of the electronic music scene with his album 'Timeless'.

I'm still amazed by the production techniques on this album. Truly years ahead of its time. (1995)

Does anyone remember the show 'Amp' on MTV? That show put me on to Carl Craig, legendary Detroit Techno DJ/producer. From his album 'More Songs About Food And Revolutionary Art'.

"Stereo" is the first track off of Boombox's first album Visions of Backbeat. Check out their most recent album, Downriverelectric, online: http://www.music.thisisboombox.com/

Released in 2003 from the Sonar Kollektiv, comes this beautiful number from producer Deyampert.  The seven-minute escapade features tremendous changes in the composition and smooth vocals from New York's Desney Bailey.  

In honor of the ongoing relief efforts in Japan we are proud to present you with music from Takashi Tsuzuki's album "Monophonic Multiphonic".

enjoy...respect.

Through troubled times we as humans use music as an outlet to cope and deal with what life throws at us. With our thoughts and prayers going to Japan let us honor a very creative and innovative musician. For DJ Klock, for the world...

This indie rock duo has been getting lots of attention over the past 7 years that they've been a band. Especially over the last 12 months, since they released their third record, Teen Dream. Their songs are haunting, catchy, dream-like and inspiring all at the same time. "Zebra" is one my favorite tracks. Showcasing both Victoria Legrand's beautiful voice and Alex Scally's smooth guitar riffs. Chill …

Check out "Vikingman" from Rodrigo Y Gabriela's live Japan concert. What!

From Shpongle's "Nothing Lasts...But Nothing Is Lost" comes this tasty little number entitled Molecular Superstructure. Grab your stash sit back and have a listen.

Check out this jamie xx remixed version of the single from Adele's brand new album "21".

Latest single from Philadelphia band Dragon King. You can download it for free right here.

From the man that brought us the Ropeadope classic "Sister Gertrude Morgan" record, this is "Stuck In You". Last year, King Britt officially gave the world his last conventional dance album and now is exploring the realm of experimental electronic music with his new outfit, Saturn Never Sleeps.

One of my favorite songs of the past decade has to be Little Dragon's "Twice". It's minimal foundation of piano and thick bass gently moves the song forward, while the subtle textures of synths and string pads creates a huge atmosphere for your head to get lost in.  Dig.

Something about grey winter days makes me dust of the DJ Klock Vinyl and disappear into his world of musical exploration. Read all about Kato Ryo here, pick up the vinyl here.

Back in February 2008 the Euro-Electro-Pop group Hot Chip released their third studio album entitled Made In The Dark. Give a listen to this track "Ready For The Floor", it's a fun look at the band's maturing nature and has a pretty wild video as well. 

Holy Fuck is 2 parts electronic, 2 parts analog and 10 parts awesome. These 4 canadians released their new record Latin earlier this year and it rarely leaves the CD player in my car. I think this track is my favorite, though I love them all. I had the pleasure of seeing them live in philly and it was simply incredible. I highly recommend …