Mary Ann Hobbs: West Coast Rocks

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Mary Ann Hobbs: West Coast Rocks

Posted on 03 March 2009. Tags: BBC Radio 1, D-Styles, Daedalus, Digital Mystikz, Distance, Experimental Music, Fly Lo, Flying Lotus, FWD>>, Gaslamp Killer, Hatcha, Hudson Mohawke, IDM, Kode 9, Loefah, Los Angeles, Low End Theory, Mary-Anne Hobbs, Mike Slott, Nobody, Ras G, Rustie, Samiyam, Teebs, The Postal Service, Vex'd, Youngsta

Mary Anne Hobbs talks about her famous show on BBC Radio 1 and her opinions on part of the West Coast experimental electronic music scene. Hobbs goes a little overboard in her admiration of Flying Lotus here. He’s great and all, but comparable to Hendrix? Really?