Tag: armando gallop

Four ground-shaking bombs made for basement clubs and rooms with a tight fit on Treat You Right from Dennis Quin and PIV.

Dark occult sciences in the key of bleep: Jordan GCZ drops the nodding Introspective Acid EP on Rush Hour.

New book showcases party flyers from back in the day - Chicago from 1981 to 1992 - and snapshots from ground zero of house music's origins.

The best, latest and hopefully not the last of Malcolm Moore is Deep Core, a 12 track LP that finally dropped on wax a few days ago.

Lethal hardware-crafted acid bounce on Granary 12's new twelve inch.

Djax was among the leading European labels to identify and nourish the second generation of Chicago electronic music producers in the early 1990s and that shouldn't be forgotten.

Jaime Read hammers a drum machine like it's an extension of his arm. His cult techno tour de force, The End Of, gets a handsome and badly needed reissue by For Those That Knoe.

Where's my f'ing mixtape? MySpace just "lost" 12 years of music, but whole sectors of electronic music history are vanishing from the internet.

"The Future" was Armando's calling card, an introduction to an international career that was cut short.

Vinyl only lo-fi nitro to blow up your system from Italian acid mongers Christian Lisco and Raw Culture.

Santiago Salazar, Pablo Bolivar, Brian Power and more inside 5 Mag issue 158, out now!

Armando Gallop live set recorded in 1987 or 1988 on Chicago's WBMX radio.

The late, great, unforgotten Armando Gallop in a mix recorded live at The Warehouse.

Vincent Floyd made several stone cold classics in the 1990s, but never knew anyone was listening. But they were.

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For me, it's a rarity to come across a dance music single where the original mix actually outshines the remixes! But, when you've got...

"I want people to feel like they saw something special when I'm gone." Chicago House Music producer Terry Hunter is one of the most...

In the list of classic Armando Gallop acid tracks, "Downfall" was the evil stepsister - not quite as sinister and chaotic as "151" but...

Chicago Underground is a new regular feature in 5 Magazine, in which we'll be featuring Chicago producers and giving away a free download of...

If you lived in Chicago in the 1990s, you couldn't get away from Armando Gallop. As a DJ, producer and promoter, he was everywhere...