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DCxPC Live Vol. 50 Rebelmatic Live at Main Drag 12"
DCxPC Live Vol. 50: Rebelmatic Live at Main Drag
Rebelmatic hits hard and makes you move. Recorded live at Main Drag in Brooklyn and pressed on EcoMix graphite vinyl, DCxPC Live Vol. 50 captures the New York City band’s mix of hardcore punk, hard funk, hip hop and soul.
“James Brown in a mosh pit” gets you in the right neighborhood. Heavy grooves anchor the music, while Creature’s commanding vocals bring the urgency and force. Rebelmatic makes the connection between punk’s aggression and funk’s ability to get a whole room moving feel natural. It’s loud, physical music with plenty of soul, built for letting loose and sharing some space with the people around you.
That combination makes Rebelmatic such a good fit for what we do. We love a band with a sound of its own, especially when that sound comes alive in a room full of people. Live at Main Drag documents that connection and brings a piece of Brooklyn’s independent music scene to your turntable.
For Vol. 50, we’re keeping the focus where it’s always been: bands we believe in, live music worth preserving, and records you’ll want to play loud.
Give this one some volume. Give yourself some room to move.
DCxPC Live Vol. 50: Rebelmatic Live at Main Drag
Rebelmatic hits hard and makes you move. Recorded live at Main Drag in Brooklyn and pressed on EcoMix graphite vinyl, DCxPC Live Vol. 50 captures the New York City band’s mix of hardcore punk, hard funk, hip hop and soul.
“James Brown in a mosh pit” gets you in the right neighborhood. Heavy grooves anchor the music, while Creature’s commanding vocals bring the urgency and force. Rebelmatic makes the connection between punk’s aggression and funk’s ability to get a whole room moving feel natural. It’s loud, physical music with plenty of soul, built for letting loose and sharing some space with the people around you.
That combination makes Rebelmatic such a good fit for what we do. We love a band with a sound of its own, especially when that sound comes alive in a room full of people. Live at Main Drag documents that connection and brings a piece of Brooklyn’s independent music scene to your turntable.
For Vol. 50, we’re keeping the focus where it’s always been: bands we believe in, live music worth preserving, and records you’ll want to play loud.
Give this one some volume. Give yourself some room to move.

