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It's October and the inevitable post summer slew of new releases is here. So, for the first time in a while it's 4 hours from Sean with only 1 track from each artist, as much as I would have loved to give you 2 or 3 off the Blind Yeo debut or Frog Power's latest, I wanted to squeeze in as many new tunes as possible.

How could I not include the new Shit & Shine, Useless Eaters or Neon Kittens releases?

I'm loving Snout Fever and have fallen in love with Detroit based Credit Card who not only sound totally of that city they also remind me of the spirit of Death Grips and the Prodigy. I'm hoping others think like me and they don't disappear into the ether. They sound like a band who reflect the times.

I had to remember Dolly Parton, her politics and independence of thought and sound make her one of the greats and last but not least, I thought it was about time we listened to The Three Johns again. They are as good as I remember them and were way ahead of the curve in the mid 80's.

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Silkie
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Powered by Audioscrobbler™Dubstep producer and DJ from West London. He released his debut LP City Limits Volume 1 in July 2009 on Deep Medi Musik, a dubstep label run by Mala of Digital Mystikz . He was personally chosen by Mala, along with collaborator Quest, to represent the growing global bass scene in Mary-Anne Hobbs' live mix showcase Generation Bass in September 2008 on BBC Radio 1, two-and-a-half years after the seminal Dubstep Warz.

"It's fair to say the dubstep scene has splintered and refracted into myriad Sub(bass)styles over the last couple of years, but at the epicentre of the scene are a few artists who have maintained the original spirit of the style while alloying it successfully with influences that were always hovering on the edges, but never fully integrated. Silkie is one of those artists...who's heated elements of deeper house and synth driven soul around the glowing core of DMZ's bassbins to create one of the lushest fusions in the scene." Boomkat, July 2009.
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iKeda - Go!
Sidney Gish - Bird Tutorial
Ninajirachi - London Song
ΞLə☪ŧrɹ¡ᑦ ∑gビᑭ⏄ - Galaxie Oculaire (voc Zig Sixteen)
Chupame El Dedo - Nos Vemos El Proximo Año
Beck - Ride Lonesome
Party Dozen - Euro Stomper