I saw a couple really good local bands last night at Sigma Phi's Future Party, one was Detroit's own, Carjack., which I think only had two members...although for a bit, I only saw one. I found the myspace but I don't think any of the songs he/they played last night are on there yet. If I can get his music and permission I'll post some here.

Until then, heres some more from Ed Banger- introducing;
SebastiAn (Yes he's french)

Rage Against the Machine? Head splitting remix? Fuck yes.

Killing In The Name of Sebastian.mp3

Some equally awesome originals...

SebastiAn - H.A.L..mp3

SebastiAn - Greel.mp3

DEMF

http://www.myspace.com/detroitmusicfest



























I hope more like Tiga is added to this list. The record label that his debut album, Sexor, was released on was Turbo Recordings, which also releases Boys Noize, D.IM., Proxy, DMX Krew- the kind of music that would make going to DEMF absolutely imperative for me.
I don't listen to Tiga a whole lot yet - I recently downloaded an amazing cover of Nine Inch Nails' Down In It - but after doing some research I found that Sexor won the 2007 Juno award for Dance Recording of the year.
His style is a sort of electro that draws from Acid House
www.myspace.com/officialtiga


I'll post some more songs related to this DEMF lineup or Tiga later

But first, watch this and have nightmares.

Distortion, Snare, Bass, Noise, Repeat

Hi, my name is Stefan and I realize that the first step is admitting that you have a problem...
but it just feels so damn good.

To start things off, I'm posting a Justice remix of fellow record label member, Mr Oizo. You can expect a lot more posts related to the record label (Ed Banger Records) from me in the future. While Justice is comparable to Daft Punk (as well as accused of being rehashing the same basic ideas) other artists on the label have, in my opinion, managed to master the uber distorted/dirty style of electro, the dark sound that I love, in a way thats hard to find elsewhere.


Mr. Oizo - Nazis (Justice Remix)