I Just Need My Company And A Beat.An immense hyper pop track that goes into the stratosphere of disco club callback and pure energetic release.It's a ...
If you're a fan of The Knocks, you've probably been doing what I've been doing—patiently waiting for the release of their upcoming EP TESTIFY. The goo...
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Drawing inspiration from a place that goes beyond the realm of our understanding, Manila Killa's ethereal take on The Knocks' "Heat" is an elevating b...
It's probably no coincidence that a song that references Taylor Swift happens to be quite poppy itself. But that's okay, because the end result is dam...
I've had a thing for The Knocks since my sophomore year in college -- it was the soundtrack to countless pre-games and drunken dance parties.Since the...
Having listened to (likely) more than a hundred RAC mixes, I feel like I have a vague ability to differentiate through the various styles. This one, m...
The Knocks are calling this track "a pretty big deal." To be honest, I'm not entirely sure what sets it aside from all their other releases, but clear...
I'm not a massive fan of The Knocks, but I did spend a good chunk of my teen years busting moves to the songs of Sneaky Sound System, so I just had to...
Back in March we covered a release from Mesita that I considered noteworthy for two reasons: 1) it was one of the first user-submissions I had reviewe...
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Not sure why it took me so long to turn on to "Learn To Fly," but The Knocks' latest single has definitely grown on me over the last couple days. Inci...
Xaphoon Jones can do a hell of a lot with a beat. Occasionally it's not for the best, but in this instance, an already awesome song by The Knocks has ...