In a recent interview on Roots People , dubstep pioneer and sonic theorist Kode9, in the midst of speaking about the architectures of proliferation in regards to dubstep and its international growth, mentions three cities: London, and the infamous FWD Nightclub where Kode 9 performs and hosts as a resident DJ, New York, where Joe Fresh - Kode9 calls him "the president of dubstep!" - acts as America's ambassador to the sound, and Vancouver, where he played the Konspiracy Group's FWD001 (and yes, they named the concert series separately from the London Club) show back in 2003.

Capital Mag favourites Jump + Dash are playing at the Anza club on April 26th, alongside a slew of cool bands. Check out the show and Shake your Buddha. For more Capital Mag music, click here. For more Jump + Dash, check out: www.myspace.com/jumpdash.

Make sure you check out this event, rinsin' out of Vancouver's illest party space, Open Studios. If you've never attended such a party make sure you take this opportunity: tight venue, with some of the most progressive digital dub tunes going on worldwide. Headling will be the UK's Loefah - www.myspace.com/loefah - but supporting him will be the tight core of Vancouver's impeccable digital dub scene, featuring Calamalka, Max Ulis, Phowa, Taal Mala and Michael Red. To read a bit about their truly unique sounds, check out, click here, or visit, http://www.myspace.com/lighta

Check out "King of the Bounce," Ghislain Poirier in Vancouver on Thursday, March 22nd.

Theyí¢â‚¬â„¢re the hottest gals on the Canadian jazz/blues scene, both vying for the Female Vocalist of the Year trophy at upcoming edition of the Canadian Maple Blues Awards. So what are they doing on the folk circuit?

Issue 0 - New Forms

DJ Spooky

SPOOKY HAS WRITTEN A RECENT PAPER, "MATERIAL MEMORIES," FOR CTHEORY.COM THAT DELVES INTO TIME (WITH ANOTHER CAPITAL "T"), SURREALISM, ART (FILM, VISUAL ARTS AND DJING).

Issue 3, Altered States

Sarajevo Gong Show by David Yeager with Gordana Stanisi_