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Big Bud returns to Sydney this weekend to cook up a storm alongside the Foreign Dub crew down at the Civic, no stranger to the Sydney masses, we are in for yet more quality dubplate pressure, and a taster of wht is to come from the Soundtrax Label. We sent Bionic into to find out what Big Bud has been up.
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Posted by: satori on Tuesday, June 23, 2009 - 08:53 AM
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State of Mind, are finally set to return to Sydney for the first time in 3 years. After a yet another successful tour of Europe and the launch of their new album Faster Than Light, now under their belt. State Of Mind have come a long way in a short time. We sent Pixie along to find out what they have been up to. Before Stu plays alongside No Frills & Locus @ The Phoenix This coming Fri 19 June.
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Posted by: satori on Tuesday, June 09, 2009 - 10:48 AM
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 Tony Coleman of Hospital Records rolls through Sydney this week dropping into the Record Store for a meet and greet this Wed afternoon 3rd June and set to shake the house down at Favela with the Bassdrop crew. We sent i-dub along for a check up on what Mr Coleman has been up to.
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Posted by: satori on Tuesday, June 02, 2009 - 11:08 AM
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Matt Gresham, otherwise known as Logistics grew up on a self prescribed musical diet, combining his love for down beat rhythms and playful snares into a passion towards drum n bass. Logistics has become a sort after name within the drum n bass circles throughout the years, having released some massive tunes such as “Together” and “Spacejam” through well renown dnb label, Hospital Records. Following on from his BBC 1Xtra Award Winning album 'Now More Than Ever, Cambridge boy Logistics delighted his fans by releasing a 10-track album of previously unreleased material with, 'Medical History'. We sent our resident Hospital Records fan-boy i-dub to investigate.
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Posted by: satori on Tuesday, May 19, 2009 - 03:50 PM
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Part of the Hospital Records family, South West London duo Cyantific have released a wealth of tunes over the years, including their hit 12” “Don’t Follow” featuring soulstress Diane Charlemagne, to party tunes such as “Neon Skyline” and the emotive “Empty Streets”. With their first album Ghetto Blaster under their belts and a new album in the making it’s no wonder Cyantific continue to be in demand worldwide. Bionic caught up with Jon Stanley on his recent tour of Australia and New Zealand.
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Posted by: satori on Sunday, May 17, 2009 - 12:40 PM
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