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Over the last month, the mysterious Water has been drip-feeding the tracks that make up his Luna EP onto the web and the five-song strong EP is now available for download in full over on his website.

‘Aeu Aie’ closes the EP (which follows last year’s trippy remix/rework Sluts EP featuring the likes of Rihanna and Lady Gaga) and reveals more of the London-based producer’s abilities to synthesise the organic alongside the artifical in creating a wholly affecting textural pop. The exquisitely rich sound ricochets off so many different touchpoints, never quite settling but drawing in the most interesting flourishes from each.

Late night/early morning specialist Rob da Bank invited an eclectic selection of guests onto a special Sonar edition of his BBC Radio 1 show.

Gold Panda, who recently released his second album Half Of Where You Live, was interviewed along with dance-pop crossover kids AlunaGeorge and UNO NYC rapper Mykki Blanco.

Dubstep don and sometime disco fanatic Skream also made an appearance, along with festival organiser Enric.

As well as tracks and remixes from those guests, the show’s tracklist includes new material from Lone, Forest Swords and The Knife.

Download the show over at Core News.

FACT favourite and LuckyMe affiliate Claude Speeed composed a near-17-minute piece of epic electronica that was played between sets on the Red Bull stage at Sonar over the weekend

Opening up with a tangled guitar line, scrawled like messy ballpoint pen doodling all over your work desk; JAN‘s ‘Some Bite, Some Bitten’ is classic ‘breaking out’ music.

Come the end of this scuzzy three and a half minute romp you’ll be ready to escape from the 9-5 routine, flee from your paling living room walls and end your suffocating friendships, all because of Kim Talon’s scratchy Karen O-recalling sirensong and those swarming, waspish hi-hats.

Taken from her self-titled LP, due out on 1 July via Enclaves Music, ‘Some Bite, Some Bitten’ is another teeth-gnashing, riot grrrl-nodding taster of what’s to come from the Brooklyn songstress.

Opening up with a tangled guitar line, scrawled like messy ballpoint pen doodling all over your work desk; JAN’s ‘Some Bite, Some Bitten’ is classic ‘breaking out’ music.

Come the end of this scuzzy three and a half minute romp you’ll be ready to escape from the 9-5 routine, flee from your paling living room walls and end your suffocating friendships, all because of Kim Talon’s scratchy Karen O-recalling sirensong and those swarming, waspish hi-hats.

Taken from her self-titled LP, due out on 1 July via Enclaves Music, ‘Some Bite, Some Bitten’ is another teeth-gnashing, riot grrrl-nodding taster of what’s to come from the Brooklyn songstress.

The Mala in Cuba track gets an bass injection.

Dubstep originator-turned-Latin aficionado Mala has reworked ‘Noches Sueños’ into a dubbed out wobbler, with help from eclectic globetrotter Simbad.

The ‘Super Dub Mix’ one-sided 10-inch pressing will be released on Brownswood on 26 June, limited to 1000 copies.

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Machinedrum recently announced the quite exciting news of his new LP, Vapor City. To go along with this, he released new track Eyesdontlie, a vocal-sample-centric tune filled with big pads, cutting snares and a pretty, Lone-ish breakdown in the middle:

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