The DFA's veteran shortstop gets his latest single remixed by German producer (and Groove Attack main man) Marcus Worgull. Worgull takes his time building up this haunting and hypnotic layered synth concoction, and when the vocals from LCD Soundsystem first lady Nancy...   click for more

Big release from Brooklyn's Jacques Renault and Macros Cabral (aka Runaway). Brooklyn Club Jam takes elements from old school house, acid, and disco and melds them together into a chugging dancefloor mover that'll work at both the sophisticated club and the grimey...   click for more

Pricing Note: these are double-triple length tracks that comprise an album. OK, so even though this is only three tracks (but look at the time length on these suckers) this is actually Lindstrom's long-awaited debut album. Consider this an LP, not a single...   click for more

"Hold On" was one of DFA's biggest hits to date. Not quite as big as "Jealous Lovers" but somewhere in the vicinity of "Yeah" and "Losing My Edge." So for the remix 12", you know that DFA isn't gonna come with the...   click for more

Whoa. Impressive new sounds on Trouble & Bass Recordings with their latest release by Little Jinder. The Polyhedron EP is the name of the release from this talented 20 year old Swedish producer/singer/song writer and has a much more toned down and...   click for more

Uh oh. DFA's Holy Ghost! is on the remix. And you know what that means don't you? It means no room for any other remixes on this release - Hah! But with all seriousness, these guys really kill it on their rework...   click for more

"Same Changes" might be the most recognizable track of the Rong catalog. The slinky synth intro is unmistakable and strangely familiar. This is Lee Douglas' 2005 debut for Rong Music. Double Dragon on this single, as b-side "Our Song picks...   click for more

Super hype new tracks from Disque Primeur's star duo, Goon & Koyote! Been waiting a while for this EP to drop and I'm glad it did. It features remix tracks from Dikulous and one of Brooklyn's realest bros, Dre Skuuuuull. I...   click for more

If this was NBA Jam, right now the Marv Albert soundalike would be screaming "HE'S ON FIRE!" as Streetlife DJs dribbled a flaming basketball up and down the floor, straight dunking over fools' heads. After a slew of killer remixes, cut-ups and...   click for more