Save for a couple of high-profile production credits, LA beatmaker Sam Baker (a.k.a. Samiyam) has been especially quiet since he dropped his Sam Baker’s Album LP via Brainfeeder in 2011. But as the just-announced release of his Wish You Were Here cassette indicates, the producer was quietly at work on his own material, too. In partnership with Leaving Records, the 16-track offering hit the Stones Throw store today as a digital download or t-shirt & tape bundle. Baker said this about Wish You Were Here: “I’m just trying to show where I’m coming from. I’m not about futuristic spaceship beats, just straightforward hip-hop.” Before Samiyam’s new cassette gets a wide release on October 8, its tracklist and a full stream of new track “Snakes on the Moon” can be found below.

1. Announcement
2. Pandas
3. Lunch Meat
4. On a Limb (feat. Evidence)
5. Dreams (Green Feelings)
6. Rice Crackers
7. Forget It
8. Waves
9. Come Thru
10. This L
11. Italy
12. Stuff
13. On a Bad Day
14. Wooden Backhand
15. Snakes on the Moon
16. Hummus (feat. The Alchemist)

We’ve been catching bits and pieces of Tensnake‘s as-yet-unannounced LP for Virgin over the past few months, and though the details of that record still have yet to surface, the German DJ/producer born Marco Niemerski has just shared a brand-new mix to sate his fans. Called On Repeat #1, the 14-track, hour-long DJ set boats a fine selection of lively house tracks from the likes of Tiger & Woods, Dusky, Beautiful Swimmers, Claude VonStroke, Disclosure, and the mixmaster himself, among others. Tensake’s mix can be streamed and downloaded for free via the player below.

01. Dürerstuben- Haeckls Kosmos [Pampa]
02. Ninetoes – Finder (Kraver’s ’84 Version) [Kling Klong]
03. Gero – Turn Around feat. Kullai Timi – Turn Around (Satin Jackets remix) [Jalapeno]
04. Beautiful Swimmers – Running Over [Future Times]
05. Terjei Nygard – Katapult [Full Pupp]
06. Tiger & Woods – Golden Bear [Editainment]
07. Behling & Simpson – String 01 [Exploited]
08. Addex – Public Progress (Marco Grandi remix) [Moonrise]
09. Kiwi – Mayfly feat. Amy Skippings (Urulu Dub) [Needwant]
10. Dusky – Careless [Aus]
11. Codec – Is It Something [Madtech]
12. Claude VonStroke – The Clapping Song [Dirtybird]
13. Disclosure – F For You (TEED remix) [Universal]
14. Tensnake feat. Fiora – See Right Through [Virgin EMI]

With a string of releases for Wild Oats, Trilogy Tapes, and Don’t Be Afraid already to his name, Detroit-based producer Manuel Gonzales (a.k.a. MGUN) is set to add a new EP to his catalog next month via the Third Ear label. The somewhat haphazardly titled Some Tracks EP will offer five new productions from the burgeoning Midwest talent, with the accompanying press release describing its grainy techno sounds as “harsh and abrasive, aching and reflective by turns.” MGUN’s Some Tracks EP will see an official release on November 8, but in the meantime, its artwork and tracklist are included below.

A1 Extort
A2 Mean While
B1 Fiber
B2 Mask
B3 Taft

Captured on high-quality (albeit rather dark) video during a recent performance in Milan, a three-hour voyage with Chicago house and techno experimentalist Jamal Moss (a.k.a. Hieroglyphic Being ) behind the decks is now availbable to watch in full. Split into two parts, the extended DJ set—recorded and shared by online video hub URSSS—sees Moss spend 40 minutes warming up with a choice selection of soulful cuts before launching head first into his weirder inclinations—including eveything from the more obtuse ends of house and techno to electro, funk, and plenty more dancefloor oddities. Both parts of the man’s adventurous performance can be watched below.

Following up February’s Time Dilation EP for Delsin and a top-notch XLR8Rpodcast as Versalife in March, multi-monikered Dutch producer Boris Bunnik is back this fall with his third full-length as Conforce, Kinetic Image, an extensive preview of which can now be heard. Bunnik’s latest LP runs through 10 cuts of sanitized, forlorn techno, from the chilly mechanical abyss of “Scientific Trajectory” to the early-Aphex Twin analog patter of “Abundance Of Selves.” For this record, Bunnik aspired to “make moving images and art that evolve and unfold like passing landscapes,” and create “a complete experience that moves away from regimented 4/4 beats and into slower, more surreptitious tempos.” Kinetic Image‘s official release date is set for November 4 via Delsin—the album’s sampler and tracklist can be found below.

1. Excess Mortality
2. Spatiotemporal
3. Temporary Reversals
4. Semantic Field
5. Scientific Trajectory
6. Underwater Settlers
7. Formerly Programmed Decisions
8. Abundance Of Selves
9. Optimum Pace
10. Anti-adaptive State

Crescendo-obsessed UK duo Fuck Buttons has debuted its second video for 2013’s Slow Focus LP, this time for the towering opener “Brainfreeze.” Like an amateur, home-recorded Chris Cunningham short, the Andrew Hung-directed piece warps his and bandmate Benjamin John Power’s bodies into unsettling, Photo Booth-esque contortions. With a no-budget, playful tone, the video’s facial expressions strike a balance between amusing and disturbing. The full clip for “Brainfreeze” can be watched below.