Addicted to You

The Pieper/Pieper PhD/MD team published one of the best-received parenting books of 1999: Smart Love: The Compassionate Alternative to Discipline that Will Make You a Better Parent and Your Child a Better Person.

Ministry of Sound might have settled with Spotify, but they aren’t settling with their compilations. They released Tommy Trash‘s INSPIRED last month, and now we’re previewing their next compilation: Addicted To Bass 2014. Now, after seeing that title, I thought we’d be getting a fresh compilation of some of the finest UK bass, dubstep, and upfront selections. Nope, we got a lot of Beatport chart toppers and only a sprinkle of taste. That’s not to say any of this negatively, as we do like a number of the tracks including Oliver Helden’s “Animals” remix, Rockwell‘s London Grammar remix, and even Andy C‘s remix of Chase & Status‘ “Count On Me.” Addicted To Bass 2014 is out on April 7.

Addicted To Trouble is called Dr. Will's new and hitherto most rocking work. It's about driving, drinking too much, of course women, touring life, sex, drugs & rock 'n' roll, lots of fun and of course anger. DR. WILL means what he says. Rock 'n' Roll. No keyboards, no wind instruments. Just electric guitars, rough riffs, hard drums and girls in the back. On his new album, Dr. Will wants to play all the drums himself, and he also plays a Cereal Box Guitar, a three-time unicum, for Doctor's Orders and Time Is Tight. From all this, the Doc cooks his spells of rock, roots, blues, soul and a strong portion of crackedness. Earthy and raised. A shot of Rolling Stones, a pinch of Seasick Steve, a spoon of Chuck Berry, a knife tip Jon Spencer, and a giant dredge full of humor.