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Founder, Editor-In-Chief This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Casey Winters is your typical music junkie. Initially an electronic music guru, Casey now finds himself into a myriad of styles, finding most love for the albums that seem to clash as many genres together as possible. Casey has been a long-time message board warrior on IGN, becoming the "electronica expert" on its music boards. In 2006, he decided to purpose a Googlepages site for music recommendations. Surprised by the overwhelming response, Casey started to discuss the creation of a full-fledged music site with some friends, where not only he, but others with good taste, could review new music. From this idea, themusiclobby.com was born. headphone commute
Contributor This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it A classically trained pianist from a prestigious music school in Ukraine, Mike L. has been composing and producing since the age of 12. In 1997, he founded the first non-profit organization of underground electronic musicians on the internet, United Trackers. The same year, Mike established an independent record label, Tranceplant Records. With tracks climbing on the London radio charts, Mike created a unique electronica sound, blending elements of modern classical sound with drum'n'bass, acid, and trip hop. In Headphone Commute, Mike is joined by his wife, Holly, to deliver unbiased and candid reviews covering their current listening trends and rotations. For additional interfaces visit headphonecommute.com. View Headphone Commute's reviews acidtongue
Contributor This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Erdem Tasdelen is a photographer / graphic designer from Istanbul, Turkey. Having always been a massive music enthusiast with a constant hunger for new music, he has been writing music reviews for prominent Turkish entertainment & arts magazine Bant for three years, along with online reviews on Basatap . His taste in music covers a broad range, but puts the biggest emphasis on minimal tech/house, ambient and contemporary classical. Having met Casey online thanks to a similar approach to music reviews, he continues his enthusiasm, writing for The Music Lobby. Further information and portfolio available on erdemtasdelen.com playbynumbers
Contributor This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Paul H. is a doctoral philosophy student, amateur photographer, and The Music Lobby's resident vinyl enthusiast. A long-time member of the WATMM forums, he spends entirely too much time searching for new music; as of late he has become obsessed with the techno/dub/electro axis of electronic producers, though he's mostly interested in ambient, IDM, and indie-esque rock (on vinyl, whenever possible!). neveryan
Contributor This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Ryan is an aspiring filmmaker and musician from Texas. Initially a post rock and ambient fiend, Ryan's taste has expanded into a surprisingly wide landscape, from dubstep to hip-hop to indie. He currently creates experimental electracoustic music under the moniker Agent Nerve, and recenty appeared on the Deep Sea Creatures compilation from Futonic Records. gravelheadwrap
Contributor This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Chris Morris is a bedroom DJ that is occasionally asked to play gigs, a vinyl collector/excavator, photographer, graphic designer, printmaker, and screen-printer. His interest in music began with his dad's jazz records and music from the skate videos his older brother had. He got his first turntables in the 8th grade and began learning scratch techniques with Charlie Brown and other spoken word records. He doesn't scratch anymore; he just listens and collects records these days. His main musical tastes include free jazz, Brazilian music, African and eastern sounds, hip-hop, electronic music, and MOSTLY beat music. Hip-hop music has been his gateway into many different genres of music due to the use of sampling and the art of digging for records. |
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