Articles by Rob Woo

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  Lotterboys

  Animalia

  PUBLISHED Feb 16, 2007

  Taken from a name given to a group of youngsters that opposed the Nazi regime in Germany in favour of fashion and swing music, Lotterboys f...

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  Roger Sanchez

  Come With Me

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2006

  From one of New York house’s biggest names comes the eagerly anticipated artist album, Come With Me, laden with sensuality and deep persona...

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  Namosh

  Moccatongue

  PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2006

  There is something extremely sexual about Moccatongue. Ignoring Namosh’s lyrics about wanting "to do it to you on a Friday night” it is mos...

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  Kraak & Smaak

  Boogie Angst

  PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2006

  Derived from a Dutch proverb meaning "neither here nor there,” Kraak & Smaak becomes more fitting as the album develops. Funk and style con...

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  Sissy

  All Under

  PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2006

  It would be naïve to ignore comparisons between Sissy and the early ’90s Bristol trip-hop movement, a sound spawned by the likes of Tricky,...

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  Caribou

  Start Breaking My Heart/Up in Flames

  PUBLISHED Aug 1, 2006

  It's odd enough that any artist would want to be named after a province let alone two. Nonetheless, the first Manitoba (Handsome Dick) took...

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  Oakenfold

  A Lively Mind

  PUBLISHED Aug 1, 2006

  Back after 2002’s hugely successful artist debut Bunkka with yet another celebrity entourage, Paul Oakenfold returns with more club jams to...

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  Bob Sinclar

  Western Dream

  PUBLISHED Aug 1, 2006

  It’s been hard to avoid the massive single "Love Generation,” a number one smash almost everywhere in Europe and tipped to blow up in North...