Articles by Joshua Ostroff

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  AK1200

  Shoottokill

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2002

  During the rise and levelling off of drum & bass, a rare few producers, like Roni Size or Goldie, managed proper albums. With only a spasti...

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  Cassius

  Au Reve

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2002

  The French house tidal wave has long since crested and subsided, but new releases keep trickling out, filled with a Gallic love of fine che...

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  Edition Terranova

  Hitchhiking Non-Stop With No Particular Direction

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2002

  Too often, eclectic is a euphemism for a lack of direction, an artistic attempt rarely arriving at any discernible destination. But Berlin...

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  Miguel Migs

  Colorful You

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2002

  Miguel Migs is pretty fucking chilled out. His music, buffeted by a soft, steady house beat, simply flows from place to place, roaming thro...

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  Add N To (X)

  Loud Like Nature

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2002

  "I see a pinball machine as an instrument and I see a guitar as an instrument and I see a synth as an instrument," says Barry 7 of Brit "ba...

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  Various

  Ministry of Sound: Canada

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2002

  Someone is apparently asleep at the wheel at Ministry of Sound. The super-club "brand" has been faced with shutting down its magazine, and...

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  Missy Elliott

  Under Construction

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2002

  Missy Misdemeanor may have lost a lot of weight recently, but her latest confection with Virginia hit man Timbaland is no calorie-reduced o...

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  Snow

  Two Hands Clapping

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2002

  Toronto's very own white reggae "star” hasn't made much of an impact since his 1993 heyday with "Informer” — though this is his fifth full-...