Basement Jaxx
Scars

Electronica duo Basement Jaxx creates some crazy sounds to make the up the rhythms and melodies of its songs—so much whirring, popping, heavy ba...

Basement Jaxx, the cross-genre-fusing South Londoners, have been making bona fide party music since before the beginning of the millennium. Yet as 200...

BasementJaxx, the cross-genre-fusing South Londoners, have been making bona fide partymusic since the beginning of the millennium. Yet as 2009 comes ...

Basement Jaxx are, at this point, an old group, as strange as that sounds. 2009’s Scars comes a full decade after the duo burst onto the dance music ...

Felix Buxton and Simon Ratcliffe mistakenly assume that collaborations are enough to make an album interesting. It might’ve worked in 1999, when...

Long-gone are the club-filling Ibiza vibes. Putting aside their casual-cool on new album Scars, the formidable duo that are Basement Jaxx – Feli...

It begins with a confident declaration of identity - a shouted “Basement Jaxx” - followed by a remarkably skittish, unsure intro, something different ...

In a recent post to his blog on the New Yorker website, the critic Sasha Frere-Jones made a case for his poor track record in predicting public taste ...

The cover of Basement Jaxx’s fifth album, Scars, features an owl’s head attached to a human body with two different-colored shoulders. It&...

Basement Jaxx forward (this writer not included). I could go so far as to agree that the conceptual fourth album is their weakest full-length to date....