The scene from A-Trak’s house party last night at Rhinoceropolis: People were pushing, shirts were off, sweat was dripping to the ground like so many leaky faucets then rising from the beer soaked floor to form the most disgusting sauna you can imagine. The best moment of the show, which came during A-Track and DJ Green Latern’s set, was a both rhythmically and cerebrally satisfying transition from the beat of Pharcyde’s “Passin’ Me By” to Biz Markie’s “Just a Friend” to the Rolling Stone’s “You Can’t Always get What You Want.” It is in moments like this when the postmodern potential of DJ blending is actualized and moves beyond dance fodder to art. (Read More)