gud vibrations

Gud Vibrations is the brainchild formed from two of our favorites in the electronic music industry – NGHTMRE& and SLANDER. GUD Vibrations was established in the fall of 2018, but …
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There aren’t many artists I consistently love as much as I love Habstrakt, and this new release is no exception. “Free” captures everything I love about late-1990s Detroit house …
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Ultra is the type of festival that loves to tease a few big announcements before showcasing their tour de force lineup, and this year is no exception.

Along with the …
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Sans The Blade 2.0, The Glitch Mob‘s edIT, Boreta and Ooah transported me to an abstruse abyss. They executed “Mind of a Beast” from 2014’s Love Death Immortality in the front …
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English gentleman Moody Good dropped the dubstep ditty “Walkin Stoopid” via NGHTMRE and Slander’s imprint Gud Vibrations. Unnerving church bells overlay the aggressive appeal of grime in the track. Forty-nine …
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Habstrakt makes music for people who want to party into the early morning hours, the people who never get tired, and the people who are unafraid of dancing like no …
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Bass music trio WAVEDASH is known for their haunting, dark and menacing bass sound. A fruitful 2018 saw them collaborating with NGHTMRE (“Grave” on Mad Decent), SLANDER (“Move Back” on Insomniac …
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2018 has been a landmark year for SLANDER. With a new chapter ahead, the bass duo can now reflect on this year as a list of achievements, including the …
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Bass music powerhouses NGHTMRE and SLANDER are furthering the evolution of their careers with yet another notable milestone. The trio saw to the realization of their Gud Vibrations brand’s potential, …
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Aces of bass NGHTMRE and SLANDER have announced the return of their wildly popular Gud Vibrations event on Thursday, March 22nd, and this time they will be taking to the high seas. The onslaught of Miami …
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