Hell Yeah!lindstrøm [live pa] - the big chill festival at eastnor castle deer park - ledbury - 09.08.2009

I'm not the biggest deadmau5 fan, he is a good producer but sometimes his tracks seem a little boring to me. This is new though and supposedly each block of songs is supposed to cover different styles plus the one time I saw him I had a great time so lets give it a try.
Here are some sick tracks my friend made using a bunch of samples from the Twilight Zone. Enjoy!
Catch him at Cielo on Sept 24 with mother fucking Orchard Lounge!! gonna be a sick night
I haven't gotten a chance to listen to this yet but from their myspace tracks it sounds much better than their last album. It seems as if they have gone back to their more off kilter pop sounding roots, it comes out 9/22 so get on it.
2562, a.k.a The Hague's Dave Huismans, has been responsible for some of the most arresting dubstep and dubstep-influenced music of the past few years. His debut album, Aerial, was released last year to much acclaim on Pinch's Tectonic label, and this November its eagerly anticipated follow-up, Unbalance, is set to drop.
Fresh modern steppers/dubstep hybrids from Rogue State on Argon Records. Hailing from the Steel City (aka Sheffield don't ya know) where he runs his R8 records imprint, home to RSD among others, Rogue State makes a thoroughly authentic blend of dubstep production techniques applied to 4/4 steppers styles, with vocal contibutions from some of the UK's top reggae MCs. 'Opportunity' features Bongo Chilli on the mic over a powerful 4/4 steppers riddim charged with a heavy subbass drive. 'Dem Can't Stop We' on the flip invites legendary toaster Daddy Freddy to the mic over a more dubstep debted cut with nasty flaring synthlines on a ruff 4/4 ting.
Created during a time of personal crisis, "The Throne" is a cataclysm, an escape, and a journey. Inspired largely by Dante's "Inferno", the complex themes of this record are characterized by mounting tension and dramatic swells, coupled with an engaging emotional resonance that lifts just as much as it illuminates. A collection of rushing narratives that connect the individual struggle of each of us to the death of the universe in a manner that's both intimate and unshakably vital. "...Le Loup are going for the multi-layered collage of instrumentation sound and the end result is a surprisingly fun and danceable mix of music that can range from Arcade Fire to Death Cab For Cutie to even a smattering of Denali" - Pastepunk. 
Moniker-crazed one-man-band Dayve Hawk splits the difference between his Weird Tapes project (dancey, electro) and his Memory Cassette project (hazy, wistful) with Memory Tapes (dancey, yet wistful!). After the incredible, New Order-style single "Bicycle", we now get news of the debut Memory Tapes LP, dubbed Seek Magic and out in a very limited edition September 29 via Acephale.