Tom Breihan - 04/Jun/2009  Amon Tobin, Timbaland disciple! Who would've thought The last time I paid any attention to this Ninja Tune fixture, he was making music for video gam...
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| Elliott Townsend - 13/Apr/2009 The duo of Amon Tobin and Doubleclick return with a super heavy, grimy collage of club-bangers and drum ?n? bass assaults. The self-titled album encom...
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| Joe Puglisi - 08/Apr/2009 Slapping your ears like a fifty-minute beat seizure, the eccentric sound layers and feverish rapping of Amon Tobin and Joe ?Doubleclick? Chapman are g...
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| Patrick Sisson - 07/Apr/2009 Stripped-down club beats bring urban renewalWhile artists like the Bug are fusing urban beats and heavyweight bass to make aggressive, bombastic track...
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| Sean Schuster-Craig - 06/Apr/2009 Undaunted by the failures of other spotlight producer collabos like Jay-Z & R. Kelly, or Dangerdoom, UK Breakbeaters Amon Tobin and Joe "Doubleclick" ...
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| Ben Bradford - 03/Apr/2009 I have to admit I’m a bit of a fan of Sway, and I’m always interested in what he’s doing. Plus I’m always intrigued with what underground hip-hop labe...
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| Lou Thomas - 03/Apr/2009 Derek Safo, aka Sway, may have used Alexander O’Neal and Cherrelle’s Saturday Love for his most popular tune but his latest work with Brazilian electr...
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| Cameron Macdonald - 30/Mar/2009 This debut from Brazilian icon Amon Tobin and collaborator Joe “Doubleclick” Chapman takes psych hip-hop one step forward. A quick listen could prompt...
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| Alex Silveri - 13/Mar/2009 Amon Tobin was going to team up with Joe “Doubleclick” Chapman to drop a record that embraced the dark production of UK Drum N’ Bass along with everyo...
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