Thomas Knak, Jesper Skaaning and Anders Remmer will be releasing their new album entitled "B" on October 4'th. The longplayer clearly draws on recent inspirations from the new school of LA producers, as well as crossing the Atlantic to greet the Dubstep sound but at the same times incorporates their trademark electronic Dub signature which made them a household name within Danish electronic music. Full info here

It's now time to swap positions and Scuba gets to open the split EP on Hotflush whereas Will Saul and Mike Monday rounds it off. Scuba returns to his current style of Berlin orientated Dubstep with sporadic elements of clicks and glitches without going all yawnsome on us. Driven forth by insisting snares and firmly placed vocal samples 'Three Sided Shape' surely does justice to itself and to all of us on the dancefloor. The remix of 'Latch' is obviously very well put together with a lot of interesting details but doesn't really gets under my skin. This might require a few listens to appreciate fully and must be experienced in the right environment too. Out on Hotflush September 27'th

Jeremy Duffy returns with a two-track 12" on Saigon Recordings, hot in the heels of Orphan 101's release earlier this year. 'Know You' is centered around a heavy, filtered piano stab and an almost wailing vocal sample. The metallic percussion introduced halfway through drives the track even further and makes this an explosive combination. 'No lies' is more reluctant and cannot surpass the momentum of 'Know You' Released on Saigon Recordings October 11'th

Jobody comes with a 5-tracker which includes a remix from Truss. The opener appears to be minimal by numbers at first but gradually transforms into a bottom-heavy techno track with Inner City chords and different accentuation of the kick. The remix from Truss comes out as a more no-frills business but even though succeeds in capturing the essence of the original. '8008' is not really my ballgame but things gets more interesting again on 'Aspect 3' with chinking hi-hats and dangling elements on top. The last track is strictly ambient business with a dash of noise that many times before has been performed far better.

Shed returns with his second album which displays a variety in styles, skillful arrangements and finalized by great production abilities. This is a proper album which touches everything from Dubstep, Techno, Ambient, cheeky breakbeats and even reminiscences of Drum'n'Bass. Out now on Ostgut Ton

Another solid offering on the Punch Drunk label, this time with a split EP from Peverelist and Hyetal. Both goes very deep but in different ways. 'The Hum' might appear the most immediate and danceable with a UK Funky beat structure engulfed in washing synths. 'RRRR' on the flip operates with a more syncopated rhythm pattern, 8-bit triol madness and dark pads. Surely another winner from Punch Drunk which will be released October 18'th

Due for release in October is the upcoming Zyntax 04 2x12" released on clear vinyl and limited to 200 copies this time around. Fusing electro beats with UK Techno of the first hour this is another winner from the label. Check Myspace for sounds

The owner of Crosstown Rebels has put together the coming Fabric Mix-cd featuring tracks from Four Tet, Apple Blim & Ramadanman, The Mole, Cajmere and a bunch of other artists. This one is for you who like it deep and heavy in the land of technoid Dubstep and minimal House.

Released October 16'th