Who is Depressed Buttons?

by | Feb 17, 2011 | POLITICS

Destroy Your Idols, the new weekly dance party brought to you by the same people that brought you RVALUTION. Every Thursday, the Hat Factory will be the go-to spot in Richmond. With a completely new visual setup, theme, and a cast of all-star DJ’s supporting some of the most recognizable DJ’s in the world, this is going to be a huge step in the right direction for not only Richmond, but the areas reputation in the electronic music field.

To start things off right, Depressed Buttons, a trio of DJ’s who used to be in a little band you might’ve heard of, called The Faint. With their debut EP QWERTY recently released on Mad Decent, these guys have gained support from established DJ’s throughout the world. A remix EP just dropped this week, featuring remixes by Para One, Beatacue, and Tony Senghore, to name just a few. These guys have a very unique sound that is evident throughout their original material. You don’t want to miss the jump-off to what will soon be the weekly party of your semester.

Depressed Buttons-Qwerty Remix EP Mini-Mix by maddecent

EP Tracklist
1) Ow!(Para One Remix)
2) Superstructure (LOL Boys Remix)
3) Folding Protein( Reset! Remix)
4) Ow!(BeatauCue Remix)
5) Mighty Putty (Tony Senghore Remix)

Following the release of Depressed Buttons debut EP Qwerty we received many remixes from producers all around the globe. Depressed Buttons Qwerty Remix EP consists of the best of that bunch and is out exclusively on Beatport next week! Check out the mini mix above for a preview of remixes by Para One, Lol Boys, Reset!, BeatauCue, and Tony Tenghore. purchase the Original Qwerty EP at the link below – Mad Decent

Head over to www.betaparty.com for a chance (an easy one, I might add) to win a pair of tickets to the show. They will be having weekly give-a-ways so check back there every week for a new chance to win!

Destroy Your Idols, the new weekly dance party brought to you by the same people that brought you RVALUTION. Every Thursday, the Hat Factory will be the go-to spot in Richmond. With a completely new visual setup, theme, and a cast of all-star DJ’s supporting some of the most recognizable DJ’s in the world, this is going to be a huge step in the right direction for not only Richmond, but the areas reputation in the electronic music field.

To start things off right, Depressed Buttons, a trio of DJ’s who used to be in a little band you might’ve heard of, called The Faint. With their debut EP QWERTY recently released on Mad Decent, these guys have gained support from established DJ’s throughout the world. A remix EP just dropped this week, featuring remixes by Para One, Beatacue, and Tony Senghore, to name just a few. These guys have a very unique sound that is evident throughout their original material. You don’t want to miss the jump-off to what will soon be the weekly party of your semester.

Depressed Buttons-Qwerty Remix EP Mini-Mix by maddecent

EP Tracklist
1) Ow!(Para One Remix)
2) Superstructure (LOL Boys Remix)
3) Folding Protein( Reset! Remix)
4) Ow!(BeatauCue Remix)
5) Mighty Putty (Tony Senghore Remix)

Following the release of Depressed Buttons debut EP Qwerty we received many remixes from producers all around the globe. Depressed Buttons Qwerty Remix EP consists of the best of that bunch and is out exclusively on Beatport next week! Check out the mini mix above for a preview of remixes by Para One, Lol Boys, Reset!, BeatauCue, and Tony Tenghore. purchase the Original Qwerty EP at the link below – Mad Decent

Head over to www.betaparty.com for a chance (an easy one, I might add) to win a pair of tickets to the show. They will be having weekly give-a-ways so check back there every week for a new chance to win!

R. Anthony Harris

R. Anthony Harris

In 2005, I created RVA Magazine, and I'm still at the helm as its publisher. From day one, it’s been about pushing the “RVA” identity, celebrating the raw creativity and grit of this city. Along the way, we’ve hosted events, published stacks of issues, and, most importantly, connected with a hell of a lot of remarkable people who make this place what it is. Catch me at @majormajor____




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