RVA RADIO : K-DINOS, “We ♥ Dinosaurs Mixtape Vol. 1”

by | Nov 2, 2011 | MUSIC

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“No-one really knows who or what ‘K-Dinos’ is. I don’t even really know myself.”—KTC

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE PODCAST

Ladies and gentlemen, we bring you a dinosaur. A vicious dinosaur. A blasting barmy, bass-fueled disco dinosaur with the sharpest saw teeth you ever did see. A dinosaur so large that even its creator, Konstantine the Cretan, cant get his head around its size. Rippin’ the most ill-est electronic shocking feelin’ down your back bone and making these raw sounds surge through your veins without a limit. It is the thing you seek behind the foot-slapping, two-step visage moniker. Now it has knocked away the caged fence in your neighbor’s yard and anywhere it goes will most definitely experience its outstanding energy and exciting atmosphere. It comes with an excellent interest in wanting to find dirty, freaky, groovy and funky things to eat. It always keeps its 3D night vision on the different vibration of creatures with one foot in the booth, and one giant foot on the dancefloor. The hour has come, hear its trembling roar from a distance. Ladies and gentlemen we bring you – K-DINOS

flavors.me/kdinos


RVA RADIO is down with bringing you new music whenever we find it. If you are interested in being profiled on here, hit us up at hello@rvamag.com with a mix!
——————————————–

“No-one really knows who or what ‘K-Dinos’ is. I don’t even really know myself.”—KTC

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE PODCAST

Ladies and gentlemen, we bring you a dinosaur. A vicious dinosaur. A blasting barmy, bass-fueled disco dinosaur with the sharpest saw teeth you ever did see. A dinosaur so large that even its creator, Konstantine the Cretan, cant get his head around its size. Rippin’ the most ill-est electronic shocking feelin’ down your back bone and making these raw sounds surge through your veins without a limit. It is the thing you seek behind the foot-slapping, two-step visage moniker. Now it has knocked away the caged fence in your neighbor’s yard and anywhere it goes will most definitely experience its outstanding energy and exciting atmosphere. It comes with an excellent interest in wanting to find dirty, freaky, groovy and funky things to eat. It always keeps its 3D night vision on the different vibration of creatures with one foot in the booth, and one giant foot on the dancefloor. The hour has come, hear its trembling roar from a distance. Ladies and gentlemen we bring you – K-DINOS

flavors.me/kdinos

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