Pretty Lights Drops Second (Of Three!) EP's of 2010(free download), Sells Out Red Rocks
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Pretty Lights Drops Second EP of 2010,
Headlines SOLD-OUT Red Rocks show
August 7th!
Spilling Over Every Side
Now Available For Free Download at
www.PrettyLightsMusic.com
"A cut-and-paste collage of hip-hop, soul, breakbeats, and a dash of dubstep,
it encompasses the best vibes of last century's downtempo and brings it all into 2k10." – MIAMI NEW TIMES
Pretty Lights, the ultra-versatile Colorado-based producer dropped his second EP of 2010, Spilling Over Every Side, late yesterday via www.PrettyLightsMusic.com. Spilling Over Every Side is the second in a trilogy of EP’s due this year. The first installment, Making Up A Changing Mind, was released March 2nd in the same fashion, with the third and final due out later this fall. Fans have gone crazy for this self-release model;
the albums have been downloaded nearly a million times.
Pretty Lights is headlining the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO on August 7th! The 9,500 capacity venue SOLD OUT more than two weeks in advance. Opening the show will be Mimosa, Emancipator, and Zion I; all in addition to
Pretty Lights’ two sets (including a special downtempo set).
Pretty Lights is also excited to announce the addition of a new drummer, Adam Deitch, beginning with Wanderlust Festival on July 30th in California this weekend. He has done session/live work for everyone from Wyclef and Eve to Justin Timberlake in addition to his own projects Break Science and Lettuce. Expect Pretty Lights shows to be taken to a whole new level!
Pretty Lights will be announcing fall tour dates soon, so keep your eye out!
Upcoming Pretty Lights Tour Dates
07/3 SQUAW VALLEY, CALIFORNIA Wanderlust Festival
08/07 MORRISON, COLORADO Red Rocks Amphitheatre
08/14 SAN FRANCISCO, CA Outside Lands
08/14 SAN FRANCISCO, CA The Independent (night show)
08/25 KNOXVILLE, TN The Valarium
08/26 MEMPHIS, TN Minglewood Hall
08/28 NEW ORLEANS, LA CAC Warehouse
09/03 CHICAGO, IL North Coast Music Festival
09/04 NEW YORK, NY Electric Zoo Festival
09/05 AUSTIN, TX Nocturnal Festival
09/25 SANTA BARBARA, CA West Beach Festival
Labels: Electronic

Can you jack? Snuff Crew's eponymous debut is a paean to the sound of Chicago - beefed-up-but-still-lo-fi 303-heavy jams, with the Gigolos' punk attitude still present and correct. The perfect time, then, for an acid selection, past and present...
Bodytonic Podcast 055 : Snuff Crew
Tracklist
Hardfloor feat. Phuture 303 'Hardfloor Will Survive'
Jori Hulkkonen 'Bend Over Beethoven'
The Six Brown Brothers 'Battery Acid'
Snuff Crew 'Ink On Pen' (Unreleased)
Adonis 'Two The Max'
Snuff Crew 'Control' (Live Edit)
Maurice 'This Is Acid' (Boys Noize Edit)
The Dirty Criminals 'Revenge 303'
Jack Frost and The Circle Jerks 'Shout'
Phuture 'Phuture Jacks'
Pierre - Dream Girl [Graeme Park Edit]
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Labels: Electronic, Podcast
Aufgang will release their debut album via Agoria's Infiné imprint early next year.
Comprised of Juilliard-trained pianists Francesco Tristano and Rami Khalifé as well as drummer Aymeric Westrich, the trio explores the line between avant-garde modern classical and four-to-the-floor drumming. The conception of the group stems back to 2005, when both Jeff Mills and a booker for Sonar festival were present at one of Francesco's performances at an art gallery in Barcelona. After playing his normal set, Rami joined him to run through an adapted version of "The Bells," with Mills quickly putting a swift word in to get them booked immediately.
"It's neither acoustic techno nor electronically seasoned classical music, like Wendy Carlos," explains Tristano, who has previously collaborated with the likes of Carl Craig and Christian Prommer. The record spans from acid-influenced pieces ("Ausgang") through to the dissonant flurry of "Channel 8," and although it may work better as a home listen, there are also a few club-friendly tracks that could potentially do some damage on more open-minded dance floors.
Tracklist
01. Channel 7
02. Channel 8
03. Barock
04. Sonar
05. Prelude du Passe
06. Good Generation
07. 3 Vitesses
08. Aufgang
09. Soumission
Infiné will release Aufgang in early January 2010.(RA)
Labels: Electronic, Experimental

This Monday's exclusive mix comes from the man behind Simple and Aus Records, Will Saul.
For a while now, Simple has been one of the leading lights of the more melodic side of house music favoured by Dial, Kompakt when they fancy being good, et al, releasing music from the label's core artists (Saul, Sideshow) as well as the likes of Vector Lovers and Motorcitysoul.
In 2006, Saul also formed Aus Music with Sideshow/Fink, to focus on the more experimental side of dub and techno: the brilliant Lee Jones has been a regular contributor to the label, which this year has turned its attention to the more elegiac side of dubstep: commissioning releases from Martyn, Pearson Sound, and - coming next year - a new EP from man of the moment Joy Orbison.
Two Orbison tracks from said EP feature on Will's FACT mix along with unreleased material from Lee Jones and Ramadanman, and tracks from Shed, Mount Kimbie, Future Sound of London, Omar-S, Lusine, Burial and more. For more Will Saul in the mix, we'd recommend his three-disc contribution to EQ Recordings' Balance series, which is out now.
Download: FACT mix 95 - Will Saul
(Available for three weeks)
Tracklist:
1. Mount Kimbie - Serged - Hot Flush
2. Future Sound Of London - Room 208 - Virgin
3. Flying Lotus - Parisian Goldfish - Warp
4. Shed - Estrange - Ostgut Ton
5. Gregory Thyme Feat Tiger Lily - Walking On Balls - City Fox
6. Motorcity Drum Ensemble - Raw Cuts 3 - Raw Cuts
7. Omar S - Set Me Up - FHXE // Manuel Tur - Will Be Mine (Arto Mwambe Remix) - Freerange
8. Recloose - Cardiology (Isolee Remix) - Planet E
9. Hall & Oats - Can't Go For That (Foot & Mouth Re-edit) - Foot & Mouth
10. Luisine - 2 Dots - Ghostly
11. MyMy & Emika - Price Tag (work in progress version) - Aus Music (forthcoming)
12. Phonique feat Erland Oye - For The Time Being - Dessous
13. Lee Jones - Twilight - Aus Music (forthcoming)
14. Atlantic Conveyor - Nasty Things (Jamie Jones & Gadi Re-rub) - Unreleased
15. Ramadanman & Midland - Your Words Matter - Aus Music (forthcoming)
16. Joy Orbison - The Shrew Would Have Cushioned The Blow - Aus Music (forthcoming)
17. Joy Orbison - Waxes & Wanes - Aus Music (forthcoming)
18. Cooly G - Weekend Fly - Hyperdub
19. Burial - Foster Care - Hyperdub
20. Moderat - Walking On Rusty Nails - BPitch Control
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Labels: Deep House, Dubstep, Electronic, Fact, Funky, Grime, Podcast, Tech-House

OK, so he isn't quite the messiah - though it's true that certain members of the FACT team believe he is - but his initials are JC. One way or the other other, it's fair to say that Jam City is a new producer we're incredibly pleased to have discovered.
Having downloaded and caned the mix he recorded recently for Lower End Spasm, we had to ask for him a FACT Mix, and sharpish. The young South Londoner has really excelled himself with a ravishing, uniquely psychedelic take on grime-inspired house and funky that confidently avoids any obvious or over-familiar tunes. Look out for three original, ultra-percussive Jam City productions - 'What I Think About You', 'Runnin Yr Mouth' and 'Underpass Limiter', plus four exclusive edits and the absolutely beast Reese-bass-fuelled 'Shining' by Gremino, and further contributions from the likes of Bookworms and DJ Gukwa.
We're not sure there's any producer or DJ in the UK right now who is so skilfully balancing dancefloor ruffage and emotional delicacy. Make no mistake, Jam City has a blindingly bright future ahead of him; download this mix and hear exactly why.
Download: FACT Mix 93 - Jam City
(Available for three weeks)
Tracklist:
1. B.Calloway - Swimming
2. L-Vis1990 - United Groove (kingdom remix)
3. DJ Gazzeto - Gazzeto Eskhaleni Zone 1
4. Bookworms - African Rhythms
5. DJ Gukwa - Terminator Returns (Jam City whirlpool edit)
6. Jam City - What I Think About You dub
7. Gremino - Shining
8. Jam City - Runnin Yr Mouth
9. DJ Quest - Devils Bay
10. Endgames - Ecstacy (Jam City Refix)
11. Respite - Hundreds and Millions (Jam City edit feat. Natasha)
12. Jam City - Underpass Limiter
13. Surface - Falling in Love (Jam City Edit)
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Labels: Bass, Electronic, Fact, Podcast

In the past nine years Montreal-hailing Mike Shannon has gone from being hotly-tipped to being world-renowned, rapidly establishing himself as one of the most reliable and dancefloor-curdling techno DJ/producers in the galaxy.
His career began at the front-end of this century with the release of 'Sunaj Assassins' on his own Cynosure imprint. Cynosure is a by-word for quality experimental techno, releasing records by Shannon himself as well as the likes of Deadbeat, Mark Henning and Brett Johnson. Shannon has gone on to record for a number of other celebrated labels including Wagon Repair and Dumb-Unit. In 2002 he released his debut album on the legendary Force Inc; it was followed in 2006 by Possible Conclusions To Stories That Never End for Scape, and most recently came the excellent Memory Tree, recorded for Hawtin's Plus8.
With a glitchy, swinging sound that proves there's still plenty of life in minimal techno if it's done right, Shannon is always an enthralling listening. His mix for FACT is essentially a "best of Cynosure", featuring seven Shannon productions alongside tracks from Monoblock, SLG, Sieg Uber Die Sonner and more. It's pretty fucking good.
Download: FACT Mix 92 - Mike Shannon
(Available for three weeks)
Tracklist:
Mike Shannon - Under the Radar(Deadbeat remix) - CYN040
Horror inc. - Untitled - CYN000
Mike Shannon - Under the Radar(Rozzo remix) - CYN040
Andrea Fiorito - Just a bit - CYN038
Sieg Uber die Sonne - Regular - CYN017
Horacio - Durango - CYN036
John Shananigans - Bankrupt Bounce - CYN018
SLG - Fridgefunk - CYN023
Ernesto Ferreyra - The Last Shooter - CYN024
Monoblock - untitled bao - CYN037
Andrea Fiorito - Boti's World - CYN031
John Shananigans - Charlie's on the Dance floor - CYN009
Sunaj Assasins - Spherian (filter mix) - CYN002
Brett Johnson - Space(basstrumental mix) - CYN030
Mike Shannon - The Box is Open - CYN033
Mike Shannon - Red Tide - CYN021
Matt Thibideau - Archenar - CYN001
Mossa - Blastula - CYN011
Monoblock - Untone - CYN025
Bucci and Pink Elln featuring Raz'O'Hara - Mavis 350 - CYN013
Adam Marshall - Rose Mountain - CYN032
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Labels: Electronic, Fact, Podcast, Techno

Dubstep lovers rejoice: Hot on the heels of Soul Jazz's Steppas Delight 2 comes the seventh instalment of Tempa's long-running Dubstep Allstars series, a "double disc expedition which unearths newfound pleasures aplenty" thanks to Ramadanman and Chef, two of the scene's most esteemed luminaries.
Coming at a time when the genre paints an increasingly splintered picture, it's a combination of two divergent schools: disc one, mixed by sub-bass veteran Chef, goes heavy on the main room vibes with a spate of fresh tracks from half-step big guns Skream, Benga and Silkie alongside deeper cuts from Mala, Cyrus and Conquest, while Hessle Audio's Ramadanman plunges headlong into the world of techno-flavoured 2-step on disc two with crossover workouts from Martyn, Scuba and Peverelist, and more than a bit of Hessle activity courtesy of nu-school wonderkids Pangaea, Untold, Joe and Ramadanman himself. As with previous instalments, expect the bleeding edge of dubstep.
Tracklist
CD 1 (Mixed by Chef)
01. Dub Mechanics - Main Goal
02. Chefal and Coki (feat. Doctor) - Stages
03. G Double E - The Highest
04. Von D feat. Lady Phe Phe - Show Me
05. Von D feat. Lady Phe Phe - Show Me
(Skreamix)
06. Kito - LFO
07. DJ 200F and J Kamata - They Don't Know What Love Is (Chef VIP Special)
08. Dub Mechanics - Spotted
09. Cyrus - Sleeper (Chef VIP Special)
10. Mala - Level 9
11. Mr. Lager feat. Alys - Be Tell Me (Distance Remix)
12. Mr. Lager feat. Alys - Be Tell Me (Von D Remix)
13. Conquest - The Unknown
14. Benga - Man On A Mission (Chef VIP Special)
15. Silkie - 51 Times Stronger
16. Noah D - Serious (Chef VIP Special); Cotti - Real Hustler (Chef Special) [Tease]; Unknown - Gangsta For Life [Tease]
17. Benga - iTunes
18. Ghost - Think They're Greezy
19. Silkie - Untitled
20. Christine Vaccine - Fever (Kito Remix)
21. Distance - No Warning
22. LD - Fibre Optics
23. Silkie - Float
24. LD - Day Dreamin'
25. Mr. Lager - Four Leaf Clover
26. LD - Hard Skank
27. Chef - Sub Soca
28. Trolley Snatcher - The Future
29. Kutz - Itch (Chef VIP Special)
30. Skream - WTF
31. Silkie - Full Moon
32. Cluekid - '09 Lick (Chef VIP Special)
33. Benga - Who Remembers
34. D1 - Just Business
CD 2 (Mixed by Ramadanman)
01. Ramadanman - Tread
02. Untold & D. Franklin - Beacon
03. Peverelist - Bluez
04. Blawan - Fram
05. Mickey Pearce - Innami
06. Footsie
07. Untold - I Can't Stop This Feeling (Pangaea Remix)
08. Scuba - Tense
09. Ramadanman - I Beg You
10. Shortstuff & Mickey Pearce - Tripped Up
11. Pangaea - Router
12. Ramadanman - Old Thumbs
13. Peverelist - Jarvik Mindstate
14. Martyn - Vancouver
15. Headhunter - OSS
16. Ramadanman - Revenue (Untold Remix)
17. RSD - Over It
18. D1 - Subzero
19. James Blake - Sparing The Horses
20. Quest - Arawak
21. Joe - Untitled
22. Ramadanman - Humber
23. Skream feat. Earl 16 - Tune In (A Dub Tribute)
24. Compound One - Space Odyssey
25. Pangaea - Why
26. Untold - Stop What You're Doing
27. Mount Kimbie - Fifty Mile View
Tempa will release Dubstep Allstars Vol. 7 on November 10, 2009
(RA)
Labels: Bass, Dubstep, Electronic, Grime
CLUE KID
'CHICKEN LEG' / 'SHIFTY'
(EARWAX)
Released Late Nov/Dec
1. Chicken Leg
2. Shifty
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Labels: Bass, Dubstep, Electronic, Grime
Dan Cat - "Outa Bongolia / That Was Hot" (Plastica Recordings)
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Labels: Electronic, Techno
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Labels: Electronic, Video

Our latest FACT podcast comes from Philadelphia's king of Street Bass, Starkey.
More influenced by grime than its more popular cousin, dubstep, Starkey's made a name for himself with some of this decade's most dynamic, overblown dance music: bass-heavy club tracks that are rhythmically all over the place, constantly changing direction, with dramatic key changes and leadlines that sear higher than the stars before imploding like dying stars.
Starkey has one of the biggest sounds around - and not in a cheap, tearout dubstep sense - his tracks carry tons of physical and emotional weight; tracks like 'Miracles' and 'Crippling' some of the most beautiful tracks produced by this anything goes, post-garage music. For a full interview with him, check the second page of this article.
Download: FACT Mix 91 - Starkey
(Available for three weeks)
Tracklisting:
01- Starkey 'Fourth Dimension'
02 - Starkey 'Multidial'
03 - Nasty Nasty 'The Reef'
04 - Starkey 'Knob Twiddler'
05 - Wale 'Ice & Rain' (Skrewed by Starkey)
06 - Humble Dinosaur 'D-Communication Dungeon'
07 - Dev79 'Live N Die 4 Tha Street Bass'
08 - Merciless 'Time Machine'
09 - Starkey ft. Badness 'OK Luv'
10 - BD1982 'Space Boots' (Slugabed remix)
11 - Misk 'Subterranean Crawlspace'
12 - Monkey & Stagga 'Moog Lightning'
13 - Kid Simple 'Fresh Like'
14 - Wollom 'Serenade'
15 - SRC 'Halloucinatin'
16 - Subeena ft. Jamie Woon & Om'Mas Keith 'Solidify'
17 - Ebola 'Alpha Paw'
18 - Pacheko 'Lockdown' (6Blocc remix)
19 - Starkey ft. Cerebral Vortex & Buddy Leezle 'Club Games'
20 - PANTyRAID 'Beba'
21 - Rx 'Torture'
22 - Drake ft. Travis McCoy & Mickey Factz 'Overdose'
23 - Starkey 'Rain City'
24 - Kano 'Rock N Roller' (Starkey remix)
25 - Starkey 'Lenses'
26 - Shortstuff & Hyetal 'Don't Sleep'
27 - Monkey 'Cygnas X1'
28 - Ital Tek 'Chemical Temple'
29 - Bon Iver 'Woods' (Starkey remix)
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