Veteran UK artist Luke Vibert has had a long, varied career that clearly demonstrates the Cornish producer’s extensive knowledge of the intricacies of electronic music. So it’s without much surprise that Lo Recordings has tapped Vibert to curate the next edition of its Nuggets compilation series. Vibert sourced the material for Nuggets Vol. 3 – Fresh Treasures from the Bruton Music Library from, obviously, the Bruton Music collection, a project headed up by Robin Phillips which began in 1977 and immediately distinguished itself by adapting carefully designed, colorful sleeves and focusing on synthesizer-heavy music. Nuggets Vol. 3 – Fresh Treasures from the Bruton Music Library will be available on double-CD and double-LP formats on October 14, but its tracklist and artwork can be perused before then, below. (via Juno Plus)

1. Frank Mcdonald, Chris Rae, Gerry Shury, Barry De Souza – Bass Drive
2. Alan Hawkshaw – Fuel Injection
3. Francis Monkman – New Technology
4. Brian Bennett – The Prowler
5. Les Hurdle & Frank Ricotti – Dank
6. Francis Monkman – Daredevil
7. Jeremy Lubbock – Speedbird
8. Adrian Baker & Roy Morgan – In Close Harmony
9. Trevor Bastow – Motion 1-8
10. Irving Martin & Brian Dee – Silicone Chip
11. Irving Martin & Brian Dee – Making The Action
12. Les Hurdle & Frank Ricotti – Pacewaved
13. Les Hurdle & Thorir Baldursson – Macrochip
14. Francis Monkman – Current Affairs
15. Brian Bennett – Discovery
16. Alan Hawkshaw – Beach Journey
17. Jeremy Lubbock – Full Blast
18. Alan Hawkshaw – Mini Micro
19. Irving Martin & Brian Dee – Energy
20. Irving Martin & Brian Dee – Action Underscore
21. Alan Hawkshaw – Soft Throttle
22. Francis Monkman – Getting Ready
23. Bill Campbell & Aaron Harry – Galaxy (I’m The Ruler)
24. James Asher – Scratch City
25. Adrian Baker & Roy Morgan – Freshman
26. Francis Monkman – Think Big

Matthew Barnes’ Forest Swords project has held tightly to a haunted, dub-informed concotion all his own. His debut for the shadowy Tri Angle label, Engravings, has been slowly gathering critical acclaim, and Barnes will continute to share his dark, singular vision with a tour extending into 2014. Forest Swords will make his way slowly across Europe throughout the fall and winter, stopping at Krakow’s Unsound Festival, Pitchfork Festival’s opening party in Paris, and the ATP Festival in the UK before finishing up with a handful of dates in Germany during March.

Furthermore, Barnes has shared a brand-new video for album cut “Thor’s Stone” that makes use of some abstractly violent imagery, perfectly complementing the music’s desolate soundscapes. Filmed in the outskirts of industrial Downtown Los Angeles in the middle of the night, director Dave Ma recruited Madrid dancer Guzman Rosadi to “create a vision of a figure coming to life and struggling to gain control over his body.” The video for “Thor’s Stone,” as well as the full list of Forest Swords’ upcoming tour dates, can be viewed below.

17/10/2013 – Unsound Festival – Krakow, Poland
26/10/2013 – ATP Release The Bats Festival – Melbourne, Australia
30/10/2013 – Pitchfork Festival Opening Party – Paris, France
09/11/2013 – Club To Club Festival – Turin, Italy
14/11/2013 – Koko, with Mount Kimbie – London, UK
16/11/2013 – Semibreve Festival – Braga, Portugal
23/11/2013 – ATP Festival – Minehead, UK
28/11/2013 – Äaniwalli – Helsinki, FI
29/11/2013 – Le Guess Who Festival – Utrecht, NL
30/11/2013 – Sonic City @ De Kreun, Kortrijk, BE
24/01/2014 – Bla – Oslo, Norway
25/01/2014 – Sodra Teatern – Stockholm, Sweden
30/01/2014 – Inkonst – Malmo, Sweden
31/01/2014 – Radar – Aarhus, Denmark
01/02/2014 – Jazzhouse – Copenhagen, Denmark
06/02/2014 – Button Factory – Dublin, Ireland
07/02/2014 – Belgrave Music Hall – Leeds, UK
08/02/2014 – The Deaf Institute – Manchester, UK
11/02/2014 – Green Door Store – Brighton, UK
12/02/2014 – Thekla – Bristol, UK
15/02/2014 – OT301 – Amsterdam, Holland
16/02/2014 – AB – Brussels, Belgium
03/03/2014 – Kampangel – Hamburg, Germany
04/03/2014 – Ut Connewitz – Liepzig, Germany
05/03/2014 – Berghain – Berlin, Germany
06/03/2014 – Baustelle Kalk – Cologne, Germany

Before Samo Sound Boy‘s and Jerome LOL‘s Body High label begins its three-week North American tour this Thursday, the crew has put together a free compilation to help spread the word—featuring new tracks from tourmates Juan Atkins, Anthony Shakir, and DJ Pierre, alongside the label heads themselves. The five-track Body High Fall Tour EP is available to stream and download via the player below, and the full list of tour dates—which includes shows on both coasts and Canada—can be found on the flier also included below.

The seemingly insatiable L.I.E.S. label does not appear to be taking any sort of break as the year begins to wind down, with the announcment of new records from prolific analog techno auteur Legowelt and KWC 92 (a collaboration between Samo DJ and Max Stenerudh) set to drop in November. Legowelt’s forthcoming Teen Romance 12″ will feature three new productions described as “floor-ready cuts full of soul, deepness, wooly basslines, beating drums, and those signature Legowelt melodies,” and will come in a jacket designed by Trilogy Tapes head Will Bankhead. As Resident Advisor reports, KWC 92’s upcoming effort for the label is billed as a “[conceptual] soundtrack to a movie set in Kowloon’s Walled City, a densely populated, ungoverned area that was demolished by authorities in 1993.” Entitled Dream of The Walled City, the record is expected to explore the more abstract side of the electronic spectrum. Per usual, neither forthcoming record has an exact release date, but both are expected to hit shops sometime in November.

German DJ/producer Ben Klock delivered a marathon set at Q on opening night of Seattle’s Decibel Festival last week—one of our many highlights from the event’s 10-year anniversary—and now the entire three-and-a-half-hour performance can be seen online. Driving his classic techno cuts late into the night, Klock kept the crowd ensnared by shifting into more lighthearted, ecstatic house around the two-and-a-half hour mark, finishing long after 2 a.m. A full video of Klock’s set can be found below, and a queueable tracklist of the set, among other selections from Decibel 2013, can be found here.

As announced back in July, veteran Philly beatsmith RJD2 has a new album out on October 8 that features collaborations from Phonte Coleman of Little Brother, Aaron Livingston (RJD2’s partner in Icebird), and Soul Position collaborator Blueprint. Now, the DJ/producer has made his More Is Than Isn’t LP available to stream in full. RJD2’s fifth record sees him continuing to mine his trademarked soul-indebted sound while subtly expanding his sonic range. Furthermore, album single “Her Majesty’s Socialist Request,” a track that splits the difference between street-sourced percussion and a Middle Eastern-inspired melody, has just received a video treatment that finds a trio of dancers battling it out in a slew of Brooklyn neighborhoods. More Is Than Isn’t can be streamed in full at Rolling Stone ahead of next week’s release via RJ’s Electrical Connections, while the video for “Her Majesty’s Socialist Request” can be viewed below.

After The Martinez Brothers featured in Resident Advisor‘s latest Between the Beatsmini-documentary—detailing the siblings’ humble beginnings in the Bronx and how they grew into the sonic globetrotters they are today—the now Ibiza-based duo has curated its own Essential Mix for BBC Radio 1. The two brothers’ 24 encyclopedic selections run the gamut from Dilla-tinged beats to deep, Mediterranean house, with some of their mentors, early influences, and current favorites sprinkled in. A full stream of The Martinez Brothers’ Essential Mix can be found below, along with its tracklist, and more details about the broadcast can be found here.

01. Blaze pres. Funky People feat. Cassio Ware – Funky People (Masters At Work Alternative Mix)?
02. Eman – Slangin (Tedd Patterson Edit)?
03. Kerri Chandler – Downtown (623 Remix)?
04. Mr. V – Breakers Theme (Beats Remix)?
05. Bob Sinclar – Disco 2000?
06. NYC Live And Direct – Move Like This?
07. Mr. G & G Flame – No Sell Out?
08. Dennis Ferrer – Son Of Raw?[IBADAN]
09. A Guy Called Gerald – Nuvo Alfa?
10. Francois K – Hypnodelic?
11. Nail – A Good Bra (The Martinez Brothers Edit)?
12. Blaze feat. Palmer Brown – My Beat?[ITH]
13. DJ Duke – The Hustler (Beats)?
14. Green Velvet – Bigger Than Prince (The Martinez Brothers Remix)?[CIRCUS]
15. The Martinez Brothers & Mass Prod – E’s Demise?
16. Marlon D. – U.C. Anthem (Sole Channel Instrumental)?
17. FRS – Harder (The Martinez Brothers Edit)?
18. Blue Boy – Funky Friday?
19. Gemini – in My Head (Freaks Remix)?20. Deepah Ones – Freak?
21. Terry Hunter – Follow U (Kenny’s Dope Dub)?
22. Kerri Chandler – Back To The Raw (Ruff Remix)?
23. Rednail Kidz – Do My Thing (The Martinez Brothers Edit)?
24. John Ciafone – Everyday