RISING PRODUCER LIMBO SLICE UNLEASHES NEW SINGLE ‘FRAGMENT’

Out Now via HypnoVizion

Rising producer Limbo Slice today unleashes a new single ‘Fragment’ out now via HypnoVizion

Buy/Stream 'Fragment'

Laced with industrial synthwork and robust textural design, ‘Fragment’ blends the darker tones of techno with ominous bass elements for a truly commanding listening experience. Growling basslines rumble beneath a cacophony of gritty synths, showcasing Limbo Slice’s meticulous attention to detail. Combining underground energy with a progressive sound, the track aligns with the label's evolving sonic direction helmed by REZZ and her latest project As The Pendulum Swings

Cloaked in anonymity, Limbo Slice has gained traction with an enigmatic signature and monochromatic visual aesthetic. Collaborations with the likes of Astroglitch, One True God, and Mobiius have further solidified Limbo Slice’s presence beyond the breakout hit ‘Aphotic’. Returning to the scene following a brief hiatus, ‘Fragment’ marks Limbo Slice’s first release on HypnoVizion. 

Stream Limbo Slice’s new single ‘Fragment’ available now on all platforms.

THE CROWD WAS THE CATALYST: CHRIS LAKE’S “CHEMISTRY” TAKES OVER, CANADIANRAVERS EVENT REVIEW

Chris Lake’s album Chemistry showcases his signature blend of house grooves and polished production, balancing club-ready bangers with more melodic, dancefloor-friendly cuts that highlight his knack for catchy hooks and crisp percussion; the record cements his place as a mainstay in modern electronic music while offering moments of experimentation that broaden his sonic palette. His Toronto tour stop brought that energy to a packed crowd, where festival-sized drops and tighter, more intimate moments translated well in a venue known for its sound and atmosphere — the set featured several tracks from Chemistry alongside classics and bright edits that kept the floor moving, demonstrating why Lake remains a consistent draw for both longtime fans and newer listeners.

EVENT REVIEW: night 1

Well, history was made at History Toronto on November 28th. Grammy-nominated DJ Chris Lake came to Toronto, and we’re still dreaming about his amazing, high-energy, 2-hour set! 

From the moment the first beat hit, the sound was crisp and powerful, something we have come to love from History as a venue. Entering was seamless (as always), and the crowd did not stop dancing - in fact, everywhere we looked, we saw smiling faces. 

Chris Lake delivered a sold-out night one and wowed with a mix of fan favourites like his 2025 remix of ‘Messy’ by Lola Young, which had everyone singing along. We were also treated to a number of tracks from his latest album ‘Chemistry’, such as’ Memories’, ' On and On’ and our personal favourite, ‘Ease My Mind’.

Visually, the show was also a treat; the production quality featured lights dancing above the crowd, perfectly complementing the bass drops. And boy did he bring the lasers, with his mix of Ray Volpe’s “Laserbeam” erupting in a tidal wave of strobes filling the whole venue and shattering the darkness. 

What struck us most was how effortlessly Chris Lake always bridges new music with classics. His “Galvanize” remix by the Chemical Brothers had us levitating, and right before the end, he played “Kids” by Fezzo (MGMT mix) and the classic ‘sweet disposition’ by Temper Trap, which had the crowd feeding off both the familiarity of long-time hits and the freshness of his beats.

He ended the night with a mix of ‘Move Your Feet’ by Junior Senior, which brought a wave of nostalgia to all those in attendance, proving once again why he is such a prominent figure in House music. It’s also wildly refreshing to see larger-name DJs stick around after the show to meet and interact with their fans, which Chris Lake did for a good 30 minutes post-set.”

Written by Emma Staples

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ELEMENTS MUSIC AND ARTS FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES PHASE ONE LINEUP FOR 2026

The Premier Immersive Electronic Festival of the Northeast Returns for its 9th Edition

Phase One Featuring Above & Beyond, Chris Lake, Cloonee, CloZee (Sunset Set), Crankdat, Daily Bread + Cloud Conductor, Excision, Ganja White Night (Sunset Set), I Hate Models, it’s murph, KETTAMA, Louis the Child (Sunset Set), LSDream + Lightcode, Of The Trees, Porter Robinson (DJ Set), Sub Focus, Subtronics, SVDDEN DEATH, A-Trak, ACRAZE, AYYBO, Hedex, HOL!, jigitz, Level Up, MPH, Walker & Royce, Westend, Zingara
+ More To Be Announced

August 7–9, 2026
in Long Pond, Pennsylvania

Tickets On Sale Now

www.elementsfest.us

Elements Music & Arts Festival has revealed the phase one lineup for its 2026 edition, returning to Long Pond, Pennsylvania for three days of music, art, camping, and immersive experience from August 7–9. Entering its ninth edition, Elements continues to redefine the modern camping festival by blending forward-thinking electronic music with large-scale art, participatory programming, and a deeply rooted community ethos.

Set within its signature forested grounds, Elements delivers a wide-ranging sonic journey that spans bass, house, techno, experimental, and crossover electronic sounds. The phase one lineup reflects the festival’s commitment to curating both headline-level talent and boundary-pushing artists shaping the future of the genre.

Lineup highlights include Grammy-nominated artist Porter Robinson (DJ Set), fan-favorite boundary pusher Subtronics, storied Anjunabeats founders Above & Beyond, house heavyweight Chris Lake, high octane bass pioneer Excision, drum & bass champion Sub Focus, and the mind-melting Of The Trees. The stacked billing expands with two head-splitting sets from Crankdat including one back to back set for the Thursday pre-party with an artist to be announced, Chicago-bred crossover duo Louis The Child (Sunset Set), and genre-blurring visionary CloZee (Sunset Set) who will host a special Odyzey takeover featuring OPIUO, ProbCause, and Skysia.

House and techno standouts include chart-driving UK tastemaker Cloonee, New York-bred club authority Westend, percussive tech-house riser AYYBO, and house hitmaker ACRAZE. Added highlights include raw techno force I Hate Models, meteoric Irish sensation KETTAMA, club agitator MCR-T, groove-focused selector Know Good, and emerging underground duo X CLUB.

Bass and experimental styles are provided by cinematic bass architects Ganja White Night (Sunset Set), the hypnotic audiovisual project of LSDream + his meditative soundbath project Lightcode, forward-thinking UK selector Level Up, D&B innovators Ivy Lab, and groove-driven bass fusion of Daily Bread + his deep cut alias Cloud Conductor. Fans can also look forward to low-end disruptor Effin, exploratory experimental producer Lumasi, powerful vocalist and DJ Kaleena Zanders, genre-fluid bass selector SIPPY, mystical bass storyteller Zingara, and uncompromising dubstep powerhouse SVDDEN DEATH.

“The Elements 2026 lineup is a curated collision of pioneers, risk-takers, and artists who reshape dance music culture. From genre-defining icons, to the next wave of boundary-pushers, this lineup reflects our commitment to booking artists who don’t just move crowds, they move the culture” says Tim Monkiewicz, Elements Founder.

Elements’ four core stages - Fire, Earth, Air, and Water - each draw inspiration from the natural elements they represent, creating distinct worlds of sound and design across the festival grounds. From high-energy nighttime performances to sun-soaked daytime sets, each stage offers a unique environment for discovery, connection, and exploration.

Tim adds, “We are excited to announce the Fire Stage is being redesigned from the ground up for 2026 as a living temple of sound – a collaboration with international designers to create something ancient, explosive, and deeply ritualistic. It’s not just a stage, but a shared moment of release, where music, architecture, and energy collide.”

Beyond the music, Elements continues to expand its reputation as one of the country’s most immersive camping festivals. Attendees can explore large-scale art installations, roaming performances, art cars, and fan-curated Vibe Villages, alongside wellness programming that includes yoga, sound baths, workshops, and movement-based experiences. Sustainability remains central to the festival’s mission, with ongoing initiatives supported by the site’s on-location solar farm and community-driven environmental efforts.

Brett Herman, Elements Festival Founder, also adds “We are so grateful to commence our 5th year at the Pocono Raceway, it's been an incredible journey growing our festival site and enhancing the woods and grounds every year. As a long time Burning Man participant I'm particularly happy to see the growth of Vibe Villages – last year they comprised about 1/3rd of our total camping population. Vibe Villages are a foundational part of the Elements community, you get to be a true participant in co-creating the Elements Experience.”

Phase one passes - including GA, VIP, and enhanced experience options - are available now via the official Elements Music & Arts Festival website. Additional lineup announcements, programming details, and participatory opportunities will be revealed in the coming months.