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Nero - Photo By Ros O'Gorman

Nero Stream New Song ‘Won’t You (Be There)’ Online

by Andrew Tijs

London dubstep megastars Nero deliver a new song ‘Won’t You (Be There)’ online.

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Muse - Photo By Ros O'Gorman, Image: noise11.com

Muse Release That ‘Dubstep’ Song ‘Unsustainable’

by Andrew Tijs

British stadium rock giants Muse have dished out copies of the song that made fans fear they’d gone dubstep.

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Kelis, music news, noise11.com

Kelis Airs New Song With Dubstep Producer Skream

by Andrew Tijs

US neo-soul artist Kelis reveals the new tune ‘Distance’, co-written by UK dubstep hero Skream.

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Listen: Justin Bieber Goes Dubstep With Big Sean

by Andrew Tijs

Check out a new electro dubstep-style single from Justin Bieber with a Big Sean guest verse.

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Mount Kimbie

REVIEW: Mount Kimbie, The Hi-Fi Bar, Melbourne, 3 May, 2012

by Zak Hepburn

British experimental electronic outfit Mount Kimbie played to a sold-out crowd at Melbourne’s Hi Fi last Thursday.

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Thom Yorke And Nigel Godrich Play Atoms For Peace Songs

by Andrew Tijs

Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and producer Nigel Godrich play songs from their supergroup Atoms For Peace during a DJ slot.

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Gotye

Hear A Dubstep ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’ Remix

by Andrew Tijs

Colorado electro trio Robotic Pirate Monkey have remixed Gotye and Kimbra’s ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’.

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The Mayor Of Las Vegas Declares January 2 ‘Deadmau5 Day’

by Andrew Tijs

Las Vegas mayor Carolyn Goodman has officially proclaimed January 2, 2012 ‘Deadmau5 Day’.

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Mark Ronson, music news, noise11.com

Friendly Fires, Mark Ronson Lead Future Music Second Announcement

by Andrew Tijs

Following the New Order-led first announcement, Future Music add even more acts including Friendly Fires, Mark Ronson and Gym Class Heroes.

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Katy B

Katy B Departs Parklife

by Andrew Tijs

UK garage electro siren Katy B has left the Parklife Festival due to “personal reasons”.

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