Rekids label co-founder Matt Edwards (a.k.a. Radio Slave) and producer Thomas Gandey have just announced the inaugural release from their collaborative Matom project, due to drop on Carl Craig’s Planet E label in late July. Matom got its start in a tribute performance at Berlin’s iconic Hansa recording studio, which has hosted artists like Tangerine Dream, Brian Eno, and David Bowie and Iggy Pop–around whose output the duo’s early efforts were loosely based.

Matom’s upcoming album for Planet E, Love Mistakes, embraces “organic music creation,” utilizing live percussion and guitar, Rhodes, Moog Voyager, Clavia Nords, and Roland Drum Machines rather than samples or MIDI controllers. The end result, according to Gandey, is “a culmination of our combined skills and reflecting its contrasting environments, a dualism between the cosmic serenity of the vineyards in his south of France retreat and the gritty urban cityscapes of Berlin’s bohemia.” Love Mistakes will see official release on July 28, and a tracklist has been included below.

01. Crossroads
02. Experiment 1 Variation 3
03. Hansa
04. Warsaw
05. Zazu
06. Piano 2 Variation 4
07. Experiment 7 Variation 2
08. Love Mistakes

Swedish duo Genius of Time (a.k.a. Alexander Berg and Nils Krogh) has unveiled details of its forthcoming Juno Jam EP, which will see a release via Gerd Janson’s venerable Running Back label next week. The dynamic pair (who we recently witnessed piece together “an exceptional mix of live house” at Barcelona’s Primavera Sound festival) had already seen its upcoming EP’s title track featured on last year’s DJ-Kicks mix album from John Talabot. Now, the upbeat house tune will be officially released as the EP’s a-side cut, with two complimentary tracks filling out the record’s b-side. Before Juno Jam sees an official release next week, the EP art as well as its complete tracklist have been included below.

A1 Juno Jam
B1 Tom Jam
B2 Djungel Jam

One of the dance-punk scene’s most prevalent groups, Death From Above 1979 issued its debut LP, You’re A Woman and I’m A Machine, in 2004 before ultimately splitting up in 2006. Now, after reuniting in 2011 for a handful of live gigs, the storied duo has announced plans to issue its first new record this September. Entitled The Physical World, Death From Above 1979’s new LP will see a release via the Last Gang label, and will feature a collection of new songs produced by Dave Sardy.

In a new interview with NME the group’s drummer/singer Sebastian Grainger explains that the album is the result of an overwhelming demand for new material from the band, as well as a way to permit the group to “go play the shows we want to play and it gives us the freedom to do what we want.” Furthermore, he tells the magazine, “No matter what Jesse and I do, on whatever scale of success it’s sat on, there’s always some kind of reference to Death From Above. It’s only frustrating because it’s so lazy. So we’re putting out a Death From Above record and if the press is like, ‘It’s not what we expected,’ or however they react to it, it’s like, ‘Well, you’ve been fucking asking for it.'” The Physical World is set to see its official US release on September 9.

After appearing on the scene in 2011 with a pair of impressive LPs (Plastic World and Black Square), UK producer—and former XLR8Rpodcast contributor—BNJMN has since quietly continued to build his catalog, with the next effort from the understated artist set to drop later this month via London outpost Technicolour. Simply titled IV, the upcoming three-track EP finds BNJMN continuing to craft material on the dreamy outskirts of techno, with rich pads and crystalline textures serving as the base of his detailed productions.

Set to drop on June 23, the tracklist for BNJMN’s IV has been included below, where EP track “Arc” can also be streamed in full.

01 Tonight
02 Arc
03 IV

Set to arrive next week via Ninja Tune, the upcoming full-length album from electronic innovator Martyn can now be streamed in full ahead of its release. Spanning 10 tracks, The Air Between Words is an ambitious undertaking, one that finds the 3024 label boss venturing into a number of different corners of electronic music, incorporating the talents of Four Tet and Inga Copeland (or simply copeland) along the way. On “Glassbeadgames,” Martyn and Four Tet match live, shuffling drums with light keys and wordless vocal samples; on “Empty Mind” and “Like That” Martyn works on his own to plumb the depths of jacking, bass-loaded house; and on tracks like “Drones” and “Two Leads and a Computer” he allows restless synths to lead the way.

Premiered today via THUMP along with a brief interview with the veteran producer, Martyn’s full The Air Between Words LP can be streamed below before it sees an official release on June 16.

Tom Trago’s Voyage Direct label has shared news of an upcoming release from House Of Jezebel, a lesser-used guise belonging to the prolific Danny Wolfers (a.k.a. Legowelt). With roughly 27 known aliases to his name, the Dutch DJ/producer and Bunker affiliate is slated to revisit this one at the end of the month with the “Back In DogTown USA” b/w “I Took A Train In 1979″ 12”. Set to deliver two tracks of “synth-laden analogue house goodness,” it’s Wolfers’ first deployment of the House Of Jezebel production personality since its original outing on Rush Hour back in 2010, with his tribute to Ron Hardy’s classic edit, “Love & Happiness.” Set to see its official release on June 30, the upcoming record can be streamed in full below.