Calamari Tuesday « Rager Onions

The Top 5 LP’s of 2013:

5. With the most musically diverse album on the list, Mat Zo has electrically paved his path with Damage Control.

4. Sub Focus never disappoints, and his latest LP, Taurus, may just prove to be his Sistine Chapel.

3. Avicii fused two polar opposite genres into something truly magical. We’re calling it electro-folk. Unfortunately Avicii’s manager put his money where his mouth is, and denied us the pleasure of a free listen on SoundCloud. Don’t worry, we marked it down for future reference. Bad little Ash…

2. Dinner and drinks for two at Feed Me‘s Calamari Tuesday.

1. These are the times that we live in, the times we’ve created. This is Rebel Era.

Honorable Mention:

Easily the darkest of the bunch, Let It Burn proves once again that American dub-step does have a name. And it’s spelled DATSIK.

Ah, trap music: EDM’s excuse for a mildly monotonous, rap-infused sub genre containing unvaried riffs and excessive, immoderate bass drops. Predictability and trap go hand in hand – unless Jon Gooch is behind the decks. Feed Me takes the few, negligible qualities of a soon to be out-dated style of music and infuses them into his own imaginative form.

The result?

“Rat Trap”.

Ever since we first heard Feed Me’s new single on his Essential Mix, we knew Jon had something tricky up his sleeve for his next album. If this is any indication of what to expect with Calamari Tuesday, it’s safe to say the other 14 tracks provide considerable anticipation.

The official release date is set for October 15th, so keep those ears and eyes open for a little green monster creeping up your leg.