Geiom - Reminissin' Remixes

1.Reminissin' Feat: Marita (Skream's 'time traveller' Refix)
2.Reminissin' Feat: Marita (Shackleton Refix)

One of the the most talked about and eagerly anticipated releases has landed. Part. 1 features two great remixes from Skream who beefs up the original and gives it a deep old skool vibe whilst Shackleton on the flip takes it down a notch with some thundering Basic Channel style sub bass and adds a touch of darkness to Marita's vocal. Wicked!...www.soundsoftheuniverse.com

T++ - Audio 1995#8

01. Audio 1995#8
02. Audio 1995#8_2

Here T++ delivers pioneering techno and dubstep beats on Appleblim’s impressively forward thinking label Apple Pips, which has already set a new bench mark for creative electronic music after a mere four releases. ‘#8’ is a scratchy techno thriller that offers dark warbling low end and a protruding snare while ‘#8_2’ takes the theme in an altogether more funky direction with bomb jiggy beats breaking up fly sounds and glitchy back chatter. For anyone interested in the future sounds of dubstep and techno, this is a bold offering..www.beatportal.com

Pete Doherty - Last of the English Roses EP

01 Last of the English Roses
02 Broken Love Story
03 Lady Don't Fall Backwards

The better half of Amy Winehouse, announces his new album entitled Grace / Wastelands already pre-sold in some site. Anticipating the boy throws the single Last Of The English Rose gives you here.

Jap Jap - A Resonant Discovery EP

01. Winds Of Change
02. Reunited Spirits (Interlude)
03. Morning Light Dream
04. Coloured Cubes
05. Surrounded By Magic
06. The Long Walk Home
07. Coloured Cubes (Morgenfish Remix)

Monotonik is delighted to present a free, full six-track EP from Holland’s Jasper Boer, aka Jap Jap, in the form of ‘A Resonant Discovery’, including a remix by Dutch artist Morganfish.

The EP consists of varied types of beautifully smooth idm pieces coupled with evolving melodic motifs, which go through different moods: from chillout ambient to more uptempo material.

This showcases Jap Jap’s signature style of solidly produced minimal yet melodic style of dance, which draws inspiration from dreampop, synthpop, postrock and electronica chill out genre artists Ulrich Schnauss and Manual.

Ramadanman - Carla

1. Carla
2. Offal
3. Kablammo Eleven

This 12” features 3 exclusive new killer tracks by Ramadanman, one of the shining lights in the new generation of Dubstep artists who has releases on Soul Jazz Records (featured on Box of Dub), Bare Dubs, 2nd Drop Records and his own Hessle Audio. Ramadanman has performed alongside Digital Mystikz, Skream, Benga,, Kode9, Rusko, Plastician and this track is being played by everyone from Skream, Kode9, Benga, Mary Anne Hobbs, Gilles Peterson, Rob Da Bank, Distance, Ikonika and more...www.soundsoftheuniverse.com

Jesse Rose - What Do You Do If You Don't

1. Forget My Name (feat. Hot Chip)
2. Well Now
3. Pop Yer Porn
4. Miss Taker (feat. David E. Sugar)
5. Wine Gum
6. Asided
7. Night At The Dogs
8. Day Is Done (feat. Hot Chip)
9. Heavy Still (feat. Afra & The Incredible Beatbox Band)
10. You’re All Over My Head
11. Touch My Horn
12. Never Ending

With over a decade of remixing under his drive belts, production credits for the likes of MIA and the careers of Hervé and Sinden owed in part to his label boss persona, Jesse Rose has impeccable credentials. This ‘fidget house’ (his flippant definition) classic has got the best appropriation of a track by a blind, homeless street musician that dressed like Thor since Mr Scruff (‘Night At The Dogs’ ravages Moondog’s ‘Lament’). Where Jesse has certainly not forgotten his club roots, he’s also shown his skills as a producer of songs with ‘Miss Taker’ featuring rising star David E Sugar. And if that isn’t enough Hot Chip are back on their best “C-A-S-I-O P-O-K-E” form, this time spelling out “R-O-S-E” over and over on dub funk single ‘Forget My Name’, making two appearances overall for that all-important celeb endorsement..www.lafriendly.com