Basement Jaxx's production soars behind fidgets and shrieks, but an overflow of song splashes helps make Kish Kash a masterpiece of a style-slosh commanded by Basement Jaxx and nobody else. Most ...

Basement Jaxx's latest release, Kish Kash, is organised chaos at its best. Never part of the mainstream music scene, Kish Kash is a return to the group's old school-type format.

Talk about an overload! There's so much action inside Kish Kash, the Basement Jaxx's romper-stomper of a third album -- bells, clicks, grunts and 808 squeals accenting every single beat atop the ...

“Kish Kash” is the third studio album from Felix Buxton and Simon Ratcliffe, who record collectively as Basement Jaxx. After spending much time with it, it becomes apparent that the duo was ...

Basement Jaxx - Kish Kash - Basement Jaxx got funk in da house Comments. Bookmark. It's not that the duo of Simon Ratcliffe and Felix Buxton completely discard their exuberant mix of hip-hop, soul or ...

The opening mumbles and string crescendos of Kish Kash, the latest album from the dance duo Basement Jaxx, announce the birth of an atomic funk classic. On the opener “Good Luck,” guest singer Lisa ...

Basement Jaxx have always been more than just another dance band. Thanks to their wide range of influences, ... Basement Jaxx - Kish Kash. Basement Jaxx - Kish Kash. entertainment. 21 years ago.

On Kish Kash, U.K. house-music mavericks Basement Jaxx present their own, and it's bound not to sit well with purists and fans hoping for one--just one--more DJ anthem like "Samba Magic" or ...

Though Kish Kash is a departure for Basement Jaxx, Buxton doesn't think they are betraying their roots. "When I first met Simon I hated all UK club music.

LIKE a drug-addled journey through a manic fun-house, the third album from pioneering UK dance act Basement Jaxx is a riotous assault on your senses.

This is the kind of innovative pop that hits with a harder edge and can still get a club dance-floor packed. In the vein of outfits like Daft Punk, here you have two guys injecting some excitement ...

It's not that the duo of Simon Ratcliffe and Felix Buxton completely discard their exuberant mix of hip-hop, soul or garage R&B roots - it's just how they choose to embellish their bass-synth ...