Dada Life is the Swedish duo of Olle Corneer and Stefan Engblom who proport to incite all sorts of radical (perhaps violent) reactions to their music. This month they released their debut LP, Do The Dada, on The Hours, but with a slew of remixes under their belts, their sound is a somewhat familiar one. Dada Life is bassy, synth distorting, electro rejecting, Euro trashy, and melodic. Basically, they do as producers what many electro DJs try to do, but with more cohesion. We sent the boys a set of six questions to have their way with.
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We aren’t shy about our love for Calvin Harris around here, and his new album, Ready for the Weekend has only made us more effusive. On the phone today, Calvin spoke to us about what to expect on this week’s DJ tour. To win tickets to his LA show, follow the link at the end of this post.
Junior Boys are Canada’s best DJ duo. With their latest album, Begone Dull Care, they’ve demonstrated again that their knack for melody on the dancefloor extends beyond their selection; it’s a part of their production too. This fall Junior Boys are going on a Halloween-themed tour throughout the month of October. Scary. We asked the Boys’ founding member, Jeremy Greenspan, a round of five simple questions. If you want to see them tomorrow night in LA at Control, 
Thanks to a short but explosive tour of North America this month, Underworld prove that there’s nothing in their way of eternal electronic domination. We wanted to hear more about their live show, special notebooks, and how MGMT gets them inspired.
“This is really nice,” says an impressed Claire England as she glances over the backstage food spread. Her bandmates gather around the table to inspect the small buffet, cramped together by the limited space of the room. Today’s backstage menu consists mostly of healthy snacks: apples, bananas, a container of strawberries – oh, but apparently there’s a bag of Skittles around here somewhere. Guitarist Luke Smith suggests handing out the food at tonight’s show. “We should definitely pass out those strawberries,” says keyboardist David Price.
On a particular early summer day, Damian Lazarus is trying to borrow a friend’s car to take the driving test for his California license. He’s been living in LA for less than a year but his insurance company has cut him off until he sorts out a US license. “Finding someone who has a properly insured car with no cracked mirrors isn’t easy in this town.”