Pittsburgh’s RSK has been on the rise in Dubstep’s “Brostep” scene for a while now. Picked up by Chicago’s Furthersound, and releasing a slew of tracks on Savory Audio and Brotown, among others, RSK has shown his love for the bro bass.

However, it is was his new ‘drumstep’ remix of Dolla‘s ‘Who the Fuck is That?’ that really caught my attention. With all of these subgenres, I just assumed that ‘drumstep’ was a modern name for 70 or 140 drum & bass. I was wrong. Enjoy this RSK remix as much as I have. And at 320kbps, be sure to drop it live. It will go off.

The Locust are one of the greatest noise bands of all time. If you just read that preceding sentence and have never listened to The Locust – stop reading and click here. Seriously. You will not fully appreciate this post if you don’t know the Locust’s sound.

Sticky Disco are one of my favorite rising talents. Hailing from Jerusalem, Israel, this production duo have been releasing some of the strangest and brutal tracks ever to shatter a bar glass. Their stunning Fuck Acid was the highlight on the brilliant This Is Suicide Dubs vol. 1. The fearlessness and madness behind Sticky Disco’s sound reminded me of another of my favorite production teams – The Squire of Gothos. Fittingly enough, Sticky Disco has a forthcoming release on the Squire’s OFF ME NUT.

I nearly shit myself when I saw in my inbox an email from Sticky with the subject line: ” afternoon when I received an email from Sticky with a subject reading: Brand New Set of Teeth (Sticky Disco Remix) – The Locust. Below is the union to two halves of a single schizophrenic brain – Sticky Disco and The Locust!!!

It is a bit strange to me to think that one of my favorite Baltimore Club producers lives in Philadelphia. Being a Baltimore native, and a former resident of Philadelphia, it still blows my mind that a guy from Philly releases some of my favorite Bmore Club tracks.

Well this is a big one – and arguably the best Baltimore Club track I have heard all year.
Emynd, of Crossfaded Bacon, has taken his passion for the 410′s club sound to the next level with this remix of Cee Lo‘s “Fuck You”.

Those who know me well know that I am a HUGE Cee Lo and Goodie Mob fan. I love ALL of Cee Lo’s solo records, and felt these brilliant records were overshadowed by the Gnarls Barkley bullshit. Cee Lo’s Stray Bullets mixtape is the best mixtape I’ve heard in months (if not all year).

So I had to share what may be one of my favorite tracks of the summer of 2010.

Thanks to lovely people over at Pipedown, I have become utterly enamored with the sounds of Tom Krell aka HOW TO DRESS WELL. While finally weening myself from Pantha Du Prince‘s stunning Black Noise, now comes Mr. Krell’s sonic journey. I am counting down the days for his debut LP, Love Remains, out on Lefse Records on September 21st. I hope you too share this anticipation. Until then, soak in these lovely offerings.

-Kellz

Following the ground-rupturing, genre-fusing success of their ballistic debut full-length, 2009’s Join The Q,
The Qemists return with their brilliant second album, Spirit In The System, a bolder and more sophisticated beast betraying a confidence drawn from playing their wild noise to riotous audiences across the globe.

The Qemists also have a brand new single, ‘Renegade’ out 31st August 2010 on Ninja Tune.

Tracklist:
The Qemists feat. Maxsta ‘Renegade’ (Original Mix)
The Qemists feat. Maxsta ‘Renegade’ (J Majik & Wickaman Remix)
The Qemists feat. Maxsta ‘Renegade’ (The Qemists VIP)
The Qemists feat. Maxsta ‘Renegade’ (Cutline Remix)

Pre-order Spirit In The System here

PRESS for Qemists Join the Q debut:
“Join The Q stands out from the crowd. This is music that demands you find a dancefloor and fast.” Metro – Album of The Issue 4/5

“This is the future of music. What the Prodigy hinted at” – Zane Lowe

“Many bands in the past two decades have tried to fuse guitars with beats. Rarely has it sounded as right, or intense as on this record.” Sunday Times, The Big Cd In Gear Section

“An album so sonically involved and developed you’ll find it impossible not to find new sounds on every listen. In a league of their own.” 10/10 iDJ ALBUM OF ISSUE

“It wont take long to give in. Go Forth, purchase and party!.” Update Album of The Week

“Listen to this album with the same ears as The Prodigy. A highly impressive collection of unique electronic music that proves when it comes to engineering a track and smashing up a dancefloor, The Qemists are as good as anyone in the game.” ATM

“The Prodigy, Chemical Brothers and the furious speed-metal maelstrom of Anthrax lashed to junglist beats.” Independent

“If The Qemists are the future of music then this writer can sleep easy at night.” Hot Press

“Buy this album and a chin guard. They could be your wisest investments of the year.” National Student 4/5

“Could be the surprise crossover of the year.” DJ 4/5

“This debut crackles with energy and suggests that as a live experience these boys could give the rejuvenated Prodigy a run for their money too.” Rock Sound 7/10

“Destined to cause widespread damage across the board.” Knowledge

“Loud, Rude and played with total abandon. The Qemists have come up with a winning formula.” – Metro, One To Watch

“Making waves for all the right reasons.” – Rwd

Sky Surfing single with remixes from Benga, Ross Orton + DJ Q out 31 August 2010 on Ninja Tune

Brand new video here

Toddla T comes absolutely busting out of the traps for his very first single for Ninja Tune/Girls Music. On a recent trip to Jamaica to collaborate with Major Lazer, Mr T found himself alone in the legendary Tuff Gong Studios in Kingston. Who should wonder in but the one-and-only Wayne Marshall who asked Toddla to play him some rhythms. As soon as he heard the beat which would become “Sky Surfing” he told the Sheffield whizz kid to hit RECORD.

The result is the hyperactive club smasher “Sky Surfing,” which runs through a million styles from dancehall to jump up hip hop to cheesy rave and makes them all sound as fresh, as squelchy and as downright fun as they ever have. Marshall himself sounds utterly revitalised by this genre-crusher, chatting and singing with equal ease and thoroughly enjoying this “JA-UK connect.” A blast of good time energy summed up in its title, “Sky Surfing” is set to go stratospheric.

Subdivision family man who I like to call “Sybil“, B.Rich, has returned after nearly six months of “identity crisis” with a fresh new Summer Mix to soundtrack those wee morning hours of 12-4. Damn fine stuff from the Iron City.

01. Lewis Cancut – Get Low
02. Two Fresh – Transatlantic Skank ft Lady Chann (Heavyfeet Remix)
03. The Subs & Party Harder – The Pope of Dope (Highbloo Remix)
04. Manare – Speakeasy
05. Drop The Lime – Sex Sax (MJ Cole’s Lubricated Remix)
06. Drop The Lime – Sex Sax (Zombies For Money Remix)
07. Randomer & Fife – Slum City
08. Baobinga & Cosmin TRG – I Get Ruff
09. Craze – Drop to the Flo
10. Flinch – Midnight Hustle (Udachi Remix)
11. AC Slater – Calm Down ft. Craze (Club Remix)
12. Wafa – Ewid Disco (Drop The Lime Remix)
13. Klever – Lambs Breath
14. Udachi – P-Funk Skank (B. Rich Remix)
15. Evolve Or Die – Wheel & Come
16. Crookers – Cooler Colour (AC Slater Remix)
17. Brodinski – Arnold Classics (Tony Senghore Remix)
18. Damian Marley & NAS – As We Enter (Foamo Remix)
19. Kill The Noise – Jokes On You
20. Foamo – Centavo
21. Jack Beats – Revolution
22. Gella – Twinkle ft. MC Pryda (Nails Remix)
23. Doctor P – Sweet Shops (Deadmanners Refix)
24. Aquadrop – Brukout
25. DJ Hatcha – Dirtee Tek
26. Jakes – Boom Boom Bass
27. Benga – Little Bits
28. Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs – Blood Pressure ft Riko
29. A1 Bassline – 8oh8 (Mayhem Edit)
30. DJ Sneak – Southern Boy (12th Planet & Flinch Remix)
31. B. Rich – Plenty Dark
32. Benga – Mini Motor Cross
33. RSK – Kraids Krib
34. Douster – A Mi A Loco
35. Urban Assault – Turn It Up
36. Flinch – Midnight Hustle (SPL Remix)
37. Flinch – Midnight Hustle (AC & Dell Remix VIP)
38. Skitz – Struggla ft. Kardinal Offishall & Rodney P (Engine-Earz Remix)
39. Boy Kid Cloud – How You Like Me Now
40. DZ – Drop Top (J. Rabbit Remix)
41. Borgore – Sunset ft. Diplo
42. Itchy Robot – Miss You
43. Mindflow – Switched
44. Kissed With A Noise – Watuppp ft. Young Buck (B. Rich Remix)
45. Kitch ‘n Sync & Wonk – Pumpin My Shit (B. Rich Remix)
46. Zero G – Bass Culture
47. Ludacris – How Low Can You Go ft. Shawnna
48. Usher – Little Freak ft. Nicki Minaj

BONUS MIX for the sunrise hours…….
KASTLE ESSENTIAL MIX (via West Coast heroes, Media Contender)

The great Mr. George Lenton remixes Katy Perry & shares his Dubjunks Mini Mix. And we pass it onto you.

Katy Perry ft Snoop Dogg: California Gurls (George Lenton Remix)

California gurls (George Lenton rmx) by georgelenton

Dubjunks Mix
Dubjunks mini mix 1 by georgelenton

Track List:
1 Felix da housecat – Kick Drum ( Propatingz remix )
2 The Qemists – Hurt Less ft Jenna G ( Riskotheque rmx )
3 Jamal – Bronx Dub
4 George Lenton – I get
5 Brackles – Glazed
6 Mindflow – Switched
7 George Lenton ft Jack Da Lad – Stay Around
8 Skism – Rave review
9 Laid Blak – Red ( Chasing Shadows rmx )
10 Freestylers – Cracks ft Belle Humble ( Flux Pavillion rmx )
11 George Lenton – Beef
12 His majesty Andre – Peep Thong ( The mane thing rmx )
13 Far too loud – Banana Boy
14 Royksopp – Tricky Tricky ( Volatile remix )
15 Absolute Zero + Subphonics – The Code ( Volatile rmx )
16 SMD – Cruel Intentions ft Beth Ditto ( Far too loud remix )
17 Reso – Armoured Core
18 I.D. – Fresh Air
19 George Lenton – Guiness
20 – Modd Deep – Drop a gem on ‘em ( Killabits remix )
21 George Lenton – Beware
22 George Lenton – All of this
23 Rob Sparx – Casino
24 Kissy Sell Out – Garden Friends (16 bit rmx)

In the spirit of the World Cup, our friends over at Squeegie turned us onto this hilarious Ghostdad track. BLOW BITCH BLOW!!

The Infesticons return to battle with some heavy armaments on “Bombs Anthem.” Featuring Creature, Seraphim and Juice Aleem on vox, plus a Mike Ladd beat that sounds like Stevie Wonder in a very, very bad mood, “Bombs Anthem” is the second single to be taken from the third and final part of the Infesticons trilogy, “Bedford Park.” More hip hop-oriented than first single “Kick Anthem,” “Bombs…” loses none of the punked out energy of the first.

Big Dada stalwart and producer/ DJ extraordinaire A La Fu has reworked The Infesticons’ ‘Bombs Anthem’ to stunning affect. Progressive and banging all at once, it’s all yours…

The Infesticons project began in the year 2000 with the release of “Gun Hill Road,” a moment-defining explosion from the New York Underground scene featuring Company Flow, Anti-Pop Consortium, Saul Williams and plenty more. It was followed in 2003 by the Majesticons’ rejoinder, “Beauty Party,” which one of Mike’s alter-egos described as “hearing irony die in a whole new way” (a prophetic reference to ths hipster rap scene which would follow). Now, the shell-shocked remnants of the Infesticons return for one last hurrah. A short, sharp blast of an album, which combines every ounce of Ladd’s trademark intelligence, humour and questioning with the most violent and carefree music he’s ever made.

Single – Bombs Anthem – out now on Big Dada
Album – Bedford Park – out now on Big Dada

Heavyweight vinyl only with -
- Download codes
- Screenprinted outer sleeve with gold text
- full colour ‘war scene’ inner sleeve created by Mike Ladd
- each copy hand signed by Mike Ladd
- each copy hand numbered
- 1000 only for the world

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