Rooty, Basement Jaxx's second album, takes its name from an underground club that the dance-music duo founded in its none-too-prosperous London district of Brixton. That goes a long way toward ...
The last time digital dance music sounded so warmly alive might well have been the last Basement Jaxx album, 1999's delicious "Remedy." That remarkable full-length debut is a hard act to match, but ...
If this past summer had a dance soundtrack, it was "Rooty," an album so exhilarating it all but dared listeners to emulate Fred Astaire's dance across the ceiling in "Royal Wedding." This euphoric CD ...
Techno fans who have never heard of Basement Jaxx just might want to pay closer attention. The Jaxx clandestinely permeate our everyday lives - whether it's their song "Red Alert" in a Diet Coke ...
The bottle of champagne in a bucket of ice set atop the DJ high-rise certainly was misleading. Spotted as the clock struck midnight and Basement Jaxx began their 140-minute DJ set at Axis, the chilled ...
DJs Simon Ratcliffe and Felix Buxton of dance-music duo Basement Jaxx won't just be "twiddling knobs" at their performance tonight at The Showbox. The English DJ/producer duo's first "live" tour of ...
Musicians whose debut albums succeed almost always face a backlash with their sophomore efforts–particularly if they don’t stick to the formula that worked the first time around. Most of the print ...
Following a series of EPs in the mid-Nineties, British producers Felix Buxton and Simon Ratcliffe tried to insert a spirit of inventiveness into an ailing house music scene with Basement Jaxx’s 1999 ...
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