Cassius Records will be releasing a new remix of their popular track Cassius 99 by Tim Green. Alongside the remix, their most recent release Youth, Speed, Trouble, Cigarettes Remixes includes a collection of remixes by artists like Don Diablo, Radio Slave, and more. Preview the tracks below.

• Télécharger MP3: Cassius – 1999 (Tim Green Remix)
• Télécharger MP3: Cassius – Youth Speed Trouble Cigarettes (Don Diablo Remix)

Along with the new track off of Cassius Records, stay tuned for the new Tiga release off of Turbo Recordings. This release contains a collection or remixes of Tiga’s hit track “Overtime” off of his latest LP Ciao! It includes remixes by artists such as NT89, Brodinski, and more.

• Télécharger MP3: Tiga – Overtime (Brodinski Remix)

Another EP soon to come out on the Canadian label is the new release by Hey Today! Their release on Kitsuné Records Walk Through blew us away, and their new track Talk To Me is yet again another banger. The EP includes a remix by Busy P, along with their other single Toasted.

• Télécharger MP3: Hey Today! – Talk To Me (Radio Edit)

Tiga’s Ciao! LP has many hit tracks with dozens of remixes by major producers. The new release of the track Sex O’Clock features remixes by Matthias Aguayo, Playgroup and Jamie Lidell. Download the distorted, electroclash banger  remix by Jamie Lidell below!

• Télécharger MP3: Tiga – Sex O’Clock (Lidell’s Sex O’Cloak ‘n’ Dagger Remix)

Like it? Buy it here!

After being hyped for some time, Proxy‘s most epic track Who Are You? is finally released. The B-side to this release, called 8000, includes sitar elements with chopped-up, distorted beats. In addition to the two singles, Polymorphic, The Bloody Beetroots, and Marseille also have remixes of Who Are You?

The release will come out on October 21, 2009.

• Download MP3: Proxy – Who Are You? (Original Mix) [128 kbps]

Zombie Nation, a bigtime German techno producer, released his new album called “Zombielicious”. Dropped by major producers like Soulwax and Boys Noize, the track called “Forza” was a hit. Zombie Nation is releasing a new EP on Turbo Records, which includes remixes by Proxy, Shadow Dancer, Arveene and Misk, and many others. You can buy the EP here.

Tracklist:

A1 – Zombie Nation – Shottieville (Proxy Remix)
A2 – Zombie Nation – Worth It (Arveene & Misk Remix)
B1 – Zombie Nation – The Fact (Milano Remix)
B2 – Zombie Nation – Mystery Meat Affair (Shadow Dancer Remix)
B3 – Zombie Nation – Radio Controlled (Hey Today! Remix)

Download my COMPLETED remix of Zombie Nation’s “Bass Kaput”.

• Télécharger MP3: Zombie Nation – Bass Kaput (Glitch’s Beat-Up Remix)

We’re back, and i’m here typing away when I really could be (should be) asleep by now…

We arrived at CONTROL early enough to see no more than a handful of people on the dancefloor, but by the end of Destructo’s opening set the Avalon began to live up to its expectation of being a danceclub.

Last night’s CONTROL was one of the best yet.

Question: What could be better than some of the world’s best electronic producers operating the decks within a lit ultra-massive ghettoblaster up on stage?
I’ll tell you: Seeing some of the world’s best electronic producers operating the decks within a lit ultra-massive ghettoblaster up on stage WITH access to free cocktails from Bacardi.

So about the night:
During James Murphy’s set, if you closed your eyes, you’d think you’re at a full-on discotheque (of course, i’m to young to really know what that means… but take my word for it [not that it matters]).
But the night really didn’t climax till Tiga blasted everyone into another mindimension dropping some of his new shit, some tracks for sexor and all kinds of other electro[clash] stuff. To say the least, it was the best CONTROL in a while.

This post wouldn’t be complete without some electronic industry gossip, right? Before his set, I had a chance to speak to Tiga about the future of ZZT (for those of you who don’t know, ZZT is the name of the EPIC collaboration between Tiga and Zombie Nation which has produced such tracks as Lower State of Consciousness and The Worm). Tiga hinted at the possibility of a full-on ZZT album within the not-so-distant future. Also, we asked about Russian producer [as well as label-mate] Proxy and whether he’d ever come to play in the U.S.. From what we knew, Proxy was having some visa issues, but Tiga assured us that this is [would get] resolved and that we’d soon probably get a chance to see a Proxy DJ set here in the States.
Bottom line, Tiga killed it, as the crowd kept going strong until 3AM (European readers: this is actually LATE for L.A.).

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Blah blah blah blahblah… The fact of the matter is, you don’t want to read this. You want your photos. Face it. In reality, you’re probably on this site wondering whether or not you look intoxicated in the photos the kid and I took of you last night. I can’t help you with that…. yet.
Photos tomorrow.
GOOD NIGHT.

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Update: (5/31) Photos are now up HERE…

This is a pretty BIG track. If you want to hear something that will tear shit up, get a load of this! This track is epic… that’s all I gotta say.

Stay tuned for:

• Zombie Nation – Shottieville (Proxy Remix)