7 Dunham Place, the debut album of Düsseldorf’s Loco Dice and co-producer Martin Buttrich, feels a good distance removed creatively from their bleak-night 2006 M_nus hit, “Seeing Through Shadows.” The first full-length on the duo’s Desolat label, it’s the result of a move to Brooklyn, New York, but it’d be a mistake to read too much into that geographical shift. Instead, the record finds the two creating the same warm

Marshal McLuhan once wrote, “We shape our tools, and then our tools shape us.” Dance music producers know this all too well. Back when acid was taking off in Chicago, the limited (albeit much sought-after) sonic palette and sequencing style of the Roland TB-303 led many of its owners to produce acid lines that echoed those of their 303-owning peers.

The same homogeneity can be found in producers

Showtime has just revealed the first TV promo for Dexter. Get some clues from the clip below…

Dexter Morgan leads a double life as a police forensics specialist of crime scenes by day, and a serial killer by night of criminals whom have gotten away with murder through legal technicalities. He hides his double life from his neurotic, foul-mouthed, vice squad sister Debra, his co-workers at the Metro Miami Police

Look who has found herself back on Lost. Michelle Rodriguez, who famously and hastily was written off of the ABC serial not long after she was pinched in Hawaii on DUI charges, will resurface in the new season’s second episode.

Lest you truly believe in the unbelievable, though, it should be noted that M-Rod’s Ana Lucia will appear only in the one episode, possibly as part of a Hurley-centric flashback

Thievery Corporation are set to release their 5th studio album entitled Radio Retaliation on September 23rd on ESL Music.

The album was recorded in the band’s hometown of Washington DC and the vibe is decidedly political which is no surprise given the high profile presidential campaign happening this year. A pre-release will be available on Itunes on September 9th which will feature an exclusive non album track entitled “Philosopher’s Stone”