Like many of his Hyperdub peers, one of the keys to Zomby’s enduring appeal is the sheer consistency and cohesion of his output. His impressive knack for marrying expressive harmonic textures with ...

At the very end of last year, Zomby weighed in with an astonishing double-pack EP on Hyperdub. This was wonky (I’m STILL holding out for aquacrunk) in all its physically beguiling, futuristic ...

Zomby’s infamy is brilliant, odd and luminous. Lurk and watch it ripen in online chat rooms — the endless reports of no-show nights (due to illness or unexplained otherwise) and subsequent darts from ...

Prince Rama, despite touring with them and also playing CMJ, are not opening the previously discussed Gang Gang Dance show at Bowery Ballroom on 10/22, but some other more exciting acts are opening ...

Zomby's third album (and second for 4AD) is a two-disc set of short, nimble tracks loosely divided by attitude: "tough" on disc one, "contemplative" on disc two. With Love veers sharply from rhythmic ...

Marin is a young singer from London who has a voice that curls and cracks like smoking coals. On this cheeky but pretty special bootleg, her jazz inflections dance across the deep waters of Zomby's ...

A couple of things have happened in the two years that the pseudonymous English producer Zomby spent between major releases. (Yes, he contributed a track to Ninja Tune XX, and no, it doesn’t count.) ...

For whatever reason, there's always some weird misconstrued notion that dubstep is automatically a future take on the reggae and dub styles of yesteryear. You can almost spot a "newbie" in the 140BPM ...

Not really called "Z+A" we just made that up, don't get mad. But if you are mad, turn that frown when you listen to the first teases of what is sure to be a fairly dramatic and capacious duo between ...

UK electronic artist Zomby has announced a new album, Ultra, which will feature collaborations with artists like Banshee, Burial and Darkstar. The last time we got a full length from the enigmatic ...

Dubstep producer Zomby's debut album – 2008's Where Were U in '92? – was a slightly askance glance back at the rave era. There are echoes of that here – the vocal sample in Natalia's Song somehow ...