Longstanding Finnish producer Vladislav Delay (real name Sasu Ripatti) has announced that he will launch a new vinyl-only label, Ripatti, with the forthcoming inaugural release set to come from the label head himself. As Resident Advisor reports, Vladislav Delay sees the label as “something like a studio diary,” to which he adds, “It’s a chance for me to follow [my] progression over a certain [period of] time, but also to build a coherent musical catalog.” The label’s first release will find the producer operating simply as Ripatti—a new handle which he tells RA will serve as his “new club music project”—to be followed by releases from Heisenberg and Ripatti as his more familiar Vladislav Delay moniker, as well as additional collaborations with Max Loderbauer and Teeth down the line. The Ripatti label’s inaugural EP—conveniently entitled Ripatti and featuring just two tracks, “#39” and “#24″—will see a release on September 16.

Long-standing live event series Boiler Room has been incrementally releasing videos from last month’s Pitchfork Festival afterparty in Chicago—which so far has included a set from Jacque Greene and DJ Rashad‘s appearance with more of the Teklife crew. The latest offering to hit the internet is a live mix from veteran DJ/producer Todd Edwards. Over the course of his hour-long DJ set, the garage stalwart drops a slew of bouncy, club-ready tunes with plenty of sultry, re-constructed vocal melodies—not the least of which is the mixmaster’s classic collaboration with Daft Punk, “Face to Face.” Todd Edwards’ DJ set for Boiler Room can be seen, streamed, and downloaded via the players below.

British producer Morgan Zarate—perhaps best known for his work as the drummer of Spacek—is preparing to drop his third release for Kode9‘s esteemed Hyperdub label. Zarate’s four-track Taker EP follows 2011’s Hookid EP and the Broken Heart Collector 12″ from last year, and will feature guest appearances from singers Roses Gabor and Tawiah. Before Zarate’s latest effort drops on September 24, the artwork and tracklist for Taker can be found below.

A1 Pusher Taker (feat. Roses Gabor)
A2 Katsu
B1 Far Too Late (feat. Tawiah)
B2 Tayco

Earlier this month, German techno stalwart Ben Klock delivered a three-hour DJ set as part of the “Ostgut Ton resident’s night” at Berlin’s infamous Berghain club, and now, a large portion of the audio from Klock’s mixing efforts that evening has been made available as a free download. Almost two hours of Klock’s DJ set from his August 10 appearance at the fabled nightclub have been uploaded to SoundCloud, albeit with no tracklist. Nonetheless, it’s a solid 100-plus minutes of efficient and absorbing techno for listeners to take in for free, which can be done via the player below.

Just a month after self-releasing the Hexual.Sealings.Prt.5 beat tape and his 53-track double-cassette, Anthology, industrious LA beatsmith Knxwledge (a.k.a. Glen Boothe, Knx.) has just announced that two new records are planned to drop this fall via Dublin’s All City label. The three-track Rap Jointz Vol. 1 10″—which includes guest appearances from MCs Blu, Quelle Chris, and Dudley Perkins—will drop first in September, ahead of the October release of Kauliflowr, the 18-track follow-up album to Boothe’s Klouds LP from 2011. Before both records are issued in the coming months, the artwork and tracklist for each of Knxwledge’s new releases can be found below; Rap Jointz Vol. 1 can be previewed here.

01 Ladibird (feat QuelleChris)
02 Nothesame (feat Blu)
03 WhenevrUreadi[devilskrak] (feat Dudley Perkins)

01 Wngs
02 Ontome
03 3koin
04 burninop
05 jstforyew
06 whenevrUreadi
07 ovrkookies
08 yewdidnt
09 lastfurst
10 failure
11 rekon
12 sadniss
13 kloud6
14 komo team
15 sgndoff
16 kntbear
17 sewintoyew
18 lehtgo

10 years ago, Adidas joined forces with famed Japanese fashion designer Yohji Yamamoto to form the sport-style aesthetic of Y-3, one of the first collaborations of designer athletic wear. In celebration of that decade-long partnership, Adidas has announced an exclusive 14-track compilation curated by Alex Prat (a.k.a. Alex from Tokyo). The Y-3 10 Year Anniversary Compilation, which is said to find the balance between “style and sport,” features an eclectic array of names from the world of electronic music—including Chicago house pioneer Larry Heard, New York DJ Joaquin “Joe” Claussell of the renowned Body & Soul parties, nu-disco stalwart Daniel Wang, enigmatic UK artist Maurice Fulton, and burgeoning Irish producer Mano Le Tough, whose crisp house workout “Being Yourself” can be nabbed for free below. Before the Y-3 10 Year Anniversary Compilation is made available as both mixed and unmixed CDs and a special-edition vinyl box set (complete with a free digital download) on September 19, its tracklist can be found below, alongside Mano Le Tough’s exclusive tune.

Disc 1
1. Frank Wiedemann – Moorthon (Y-3 Version)
2. Blackjoy – Soubise
3. Maurice Fulton – Asteroids Playing Ping Pong
4. Mano Le Tough – Being Yourself
5. Rub-n-Tug – JUG
6. Daniel Wang & Jules Etienne – Rondo para Tercera Luna de Ypsilon
7. Lord of the Isles – Swell

Disc 2
1. Tokyo Black Star – X
2. Joaquin Joe Claussell presents Teenage Music – Storm
3. Larry Heard – Three Spheres
4. Discodromo & Massimiliano Pagliara – La Luna Nera
5. Jiro Amimoto – Pianos
6. Quiet Village – Sing That Song (You Know Who You Are)
7. Kaoru Inoue – Sunset over Yaeyama

It has been quite a solid year for forward-thinking Brooklyn label RVNG, having already released excellent LPs from the likes of Blondes, Maxmillion Dunbar, and Stellar OM Source. And the record hub is now set to continue its winning streak with the debut album from a lesser-known name in the world of experimental techno, Australian duo Gardland. On October 29, the two hardware-obsessed producers born Alex Murray and Mark Smith will issue their 11-track Syndrome Syndrome LP, a release which is said to have been recorded “in a small room over a series of slavishly inspired sessions” and is described with words like “erratic,” “volatile,” “provocative,” and “psychosomatic.” A decidedly strange and almost disturbing trailer for Syndrome Syndrome has been shared ahead of its release, and can be seen below, where the artwork and tracklist for Gardland’s upcoming album is included.

01. Grrone
02. Syndrome Syndrome
03. Katarakt
04. One In None
05. Ode to Ode
06. Trepan Heke
07. Magicville
08. Ride Wid Me
09. Success In Circuit
10. Nothing But Not Zero
11. Hell Flur