On the face of it, Panda Bear does not have a whole lot in common with Trapped Under Ice singer Justice Tripp, one of the most intense and galvanizing hardcore frontmen to come along this century. But ...

The Montreal dance producer Lunice is best-known as one half of TNGHT, his duo with Hudson Mohawke. TNGHT went inactive for a long time, but they've been back to making music together in the past few ...

There's gotta be a scene in every You Got Served sequel where an unassuming character explodes with the best dance moves of the entire film. That dancer for today is Lunice in his stunning video for ...

Last year Jacques Greene released one of the year's best albums in Dawn Chorus, a record that took the Montreal producer's warm and euphoric sound and pushed it into more textured and intimate places ...

Born and raised in the city of Montreal, Canadian producer / DJ Lunice has always been a disciple of hip hop. Coming up on breakbeats and having taken a stab at nearly all elements, from graffiti to ...

After a lengthy absence, Lunice returned to music last week with CCCLX. It's an album full of mind-bending electronic thuds, whirrs, and booms that made Lunice's work with Hudson Mohawke so thrilling, ...

From recognizable forms such as trap and dubstep to the (potentially made up) more nebulous genres like deathstep and heaven trap, bass music is on the rise. While it may not have its hooks into ...

Breaking is still a big thing for both of them. It was via b-boying – and the wider hip-hop culture – that Lunice started producing, and The Alchemist even had his own dancefloor persona: the "Crooked ...

If ever a DJ could be considered a virtuoso, then Lunice would certainly fit into that category. Dressed in all black, with tight jeans and an oversized, fitted, extended drop tee, the Montréal ...

Acclaimed producer-DJ Lunice ‘s hiatus is over. After two years without a new Lunice production, the 29-year-old Canadian artist is back in the lab and behind the boards. Reconnecting with his ...

The task of burning down the house was thus left to Benji’s associates that night – among them turning out to be none other than Just Blaze. Launching into his all-vinyl set with what was mostly his ...

Breaking is still a big thing for both of them. It was via b-boying – and the wider hip-hop culture – that Lunice started producing, and The Alchemist even had his own dancefloor persona: the "Crooked ...