After the bizarre turn of events that followed Delorean‘s Mexican tour dates and eventually led the Barcelona outift to become victims of an unsettling kidnapping scheme, the group has rescheduled its remaining fall tour dates for early next year. From the looks of the new list of dates, it appears Delorean will essentially hit every city it had planned to perform in this fall, again plotting to take its sun-kissed synth-pop to both sides of the US with a single stop in Canada. The new set of tour dates are included below, along with a brand-new video of Delorean playing “Destitute Time,” a standout cut from its recent Apar LP for True Panther, live in Los Angeles.

January 24 Brooklyn, NY – Music Hall Of Williamsburg
January 25 Washington, DC – Black Cat
January 26 Philadelphia, PA – Johnny Brenda’s
January 28 Atlanta, GA – Masquerade – Purgatory
January 29 Birmingham, AL – Bottle Tree
January 30 New Orleans, LA – One Eyed Jacks
January 31 Austin, TX – Mohawk
February 1 Dallas, TX – Club Dada
February 3 El Paso, TX – Lobrow Palace
February 5 Phoenix, AZ – Crescent
February 6 San Diego, CA – Casbah
February 7 Los Angeles, CA – El Rey Theater
February 9 Santa Ana, CA – Constellation Room
February 10 San Francisco, CA – Independent
February 11 Seattle, WA – Barboza
February 14 Minneapolis, MN – 7th St Entry
February 15 Iowa City, IA – The Mill
February 18 Chicago, IL – Lincoln Hall
February 20 Toronto, ON – Hoxton
February 23 Boston, MA – Sinclair

Seminal Chicago label Dance Mania seems to be on just about everyone’s mind this year, likely due to its recent reformation as a source of new club-ready music. We’ve already heard a great DJ set that combed through the label’s past discography, reissue imprint Strut announced its upcoming Dance Mania retrospective, and now, German producer Boys Noize will pay tribute the iconic record hub with a compilation of “Dance Mania-style” tracks. As Resident Advisor reports, Boysnoize Presents: A Tribute To Dance Mania will feature music from the likes of Bok Bok, Tom Trago, SCNTST, Feadz, Boys Noize himself, and, perhaps best of all, a brand-new tune from Dance Mania founder DJ Funk (pictured above). The 13-track release will drop on November 25 via Boysnoize Records, not long after Boys Noize’s mix album for Fabric appears. Before then, Boysnoize Presents: A Tribute To Dance Mania‘s tracklist can be found below.

01. Feadz – Go On Girl
02. Strip Steve – Bust Your Shit
03. Bart B More – Bounce
04. DJ Scholar – Simple Mane
05. Rynecologist – B.A.N. (Bust A Nut)
06. SCNTST – Change Dat Tape
07. DJ Funk – High Frequency
08. Boys Noize & Housemeister – 1988
09. Harvard Bass & Pilo – Twerk Talk
10. Audionite – Trax-O-Matic
11. Bok Bok & Tom Trago – Silent G Safari
12. Pipes – Double Staxxx
13. BS1 – Whistle Jack

Originally released this spring as a four-track, digital-only EP via Unknown to the Unknown, Slackk‘s Minor Triads has been revisited by the London grime revitalizer, adding in a handful of new tracks to extend the record to a full-length album. The now 11-track record will see a release on November 11 via Slackk’s Bandcamp (where the album can currently be pre-ordered and previewed), with seven new productions appearing on the digital version, while nine previously unreleased tracks will fill out the album’s vinyl edition. Before Slackk’s Minor Traids LP drops next month, its artwork and full tracklist can be found below, along with a stream of the record’s closing effort “Shinai.”

01 Seance
02 Inland
03 Wolf Creek
04 Blue Forest
05 Japanese Showerman
06 Rare For Them
07 Stasis
08 Five Venoms
09 Mirror & Flash
10 Bootie No Yoru No Ame
11 Shinai

After linking up with Punch Drunk label head Peverelist for the XLR8R Pick’d “Bells (System Mix)” b/w “Bells (Dream Sequence)” 12″ earlier this year, Bristol producer Hodge will return to the hometown imprint in order to flex some solo muscle on a new 12″. The forthcoming “Resolve” b/w “Prototype Fear” is said to find Hodge “combining thumping, broken jungle-techno and modern-era Bristolian dub aesthetics” across the record’s two tracks. Fortunately, where those words still leave the music’s exact sound up to the imagination, the audio preview for the 12″—which can be heard below—fills in the gaps, providing two large chunks of audio for listeners to sink their teeth into before Hodge’s 12″ sees an official release on November 4.

Merely two months after it was announced, DJ Rashad‘s first full-length album for Hyperdub, Double Cup, can now be heard in its entirety. The 14-track LP of breakneck footwork tunes follows soon after the Chicago artist’s solid Rollin’ and I Don’t Give a Fuck EPs, and features a slew of collaborations with the likes of DJ Spinn, DJ Earl, Addison Groove, DJ Manny, and more. DJ Rashad’s Double Cup LP will drop on October 22, but before then, it can be streamed in full here, courtesy of Pitchfork Advance.

Detroit producer Kyle Hall has been a buzzed-about, Motor City fixture since his adolescence, and after sharing a new remix offering for Mount Kimbie’s upcoming EP, the young artist has announced a sort of addendum to his debut album The Boat Party. Aptly titled The Boat Party Bonus EP, Hall’s latest record avoids remix filler in favor of four original cuts—including “12 Doors,” a collaborative effort with the Bologna-based duo Nas1, as well as Hall’s own “2k13” version of album cut “Flemmenup.” Dropping in November via the producer’s Wild Oats imprint, The Boat Party Bonus EP’s tracklist and artwork can be perused below.

A1. “Need Sum!”
A2. “Skeeter!”
B1. “12 Doors (feat. Nas1)”
B2. “Flemmenup 2k13 mix”