Watch live streaming video from miamilivecastshows at livestream.com Miami dub/fidget wunderkid and Overthrow Music Authority’s most recent release ATRASOLIS is on a hot one lately. Putting out his first EP I AM THE BLACK SON (ALPHA) with us and already hard at work on (BETA), collaborating with labelmates CALIGULA on more tracks, and prepping for [...]

Our dubstep duo CALIGULA continues to roll out tracks, remixes, and play big shows. But beyond the moshing, distortion, wobble, and fury of their music and concerts, who are the 2 men who have taken the manic sounds of dubstep and smashed it into your eardrums? How did they get so agressive? Is this turning [...]

Miami is not a subtle city, and Halloween is even less subtle holiday. So it comes as no surprise that when the parties happen for that most scandalous of holidays, they tend to be over the top. Hell, Overthrow was essentially created when the 2 co-founders hired a stripper to don a green fairy costume [...]

For Overthrow LA’s new “Lil Death” project, Alexis Mincolla reworks a the music video originally by Ed Banger’s Mr. Flash. Praise La Petite Mort. Long Live The New Flesh.

We are so proud to have Sugar Nights, the male/female Miami production duo of Khadija Bhuiyan and Michael Donaldson release their first official, self-titled collection of original Future Bass tracks on Overthrow Music Authority. With elements of acid house, drum and bass, and dubstep, Sugar Nights is the soundtrack of a passionate digital love affair. [...]

We at Overthrow believe in a concept of the “exclusive all inclusive”. The idea is that, unlike asshole doorguys or gated communities, everyone is welcome as long as they really mean it. This creative barrier to entry forms the core of our collective, which is as much a counter culture think tank as it is [...]

Praise La Petite Mort. Now that Overthrow has expanded its camp to the west coast, we’re set to unveil our newest media/nightlife projects “LIL DEATH.” Produced by Caleb Gauge and Alexis Mincolla, Lil Death combines the spirits of Mincolla’s murderous Black Sunday and Gauge’s legendary ‘hood rave,’ Sloppy Seconds party to a weekly ritual of sex magick and technoshamanism in downtown L.A.