It may have taken nearly eight years, but late last month, seminal Warp outfit Boards of Canada finally announced its follow-up to The Campfire Headphase, the forthcoming Tomorrow’s Harvest LP. Never ones to rush, Scottish producers Michael Sandison and Marcus Eoin have only just unveiled that album’s first single, the somberly disquieting “Reach for the Dead.” The tune arrives roughly two weeks before Boards of Canada’s fourth LP drops on June 10, and can be streamed in all of its mysterious, awe-inspiring glory below, where a perfectly sun-soaked video can also be found.

Disclosure‘s web omnipresence seems to have gotten even more of a jolt today, first with the duo sharing the stream of a remix from Bicep of its “You and Me” single (which can be heard in full here), and now unveiling another single from its forthcoming debut LP, Settle, the mostly instrumental “When a Fire Starts to Burn.” Aside from the vocal sample which gives the tune its title, this new track sees Disclosure putting together a floor-oriented instrumental complete with droning strings and a healthy bassline. “When a Fire Starts to Burn” can be streamed in full via the player below.

Techno luminary and Minus label head Richie Hawtin recently stopped by the Red Bull Music Academy couch to field a range of questions about his days in Windsor and Detroit, his experience running forward-thinking labels, and his constant drive to push the envelope of electronic music technology. The 90-plus-minute lecture gives an in-depth look into the artistic mindset and ongoing points of inspiration that have made Hawtin one of techno’s most pioneering producers and DJs. The full RBMA lecture can be watched here.

Bristol mainstay Julio Bashmore is having an exceedingly productive 2013. Running on the surge which followed last year’s Au Seve and Husk EPs for his own Broadwalk imprint, the man has had his name attached to just about every major festival bill and, in between constant DJ sets, recently cooked up a collaboration with fellow Bristol mate Kowton. Now, Bashmore has announced he will be making stops in North America this summer, in addition to unearthing a second track from his collaboration with Kowton. Bashmore and Kowton formed an extremely potent mixture on the Mirror Song EP, which was originally made available exclusively on limited vinyl for Record Store Day. To ready Mirror Song for wide release on May 27, Bashmore has shared the single’s b-side, “And What?.” That tune can be streamed below, where the dates for Bashmore’s two-week North American summer tour are also included.

August 01 Holoscene, Portland
August 02 Q, Seattle
August 03 Hard Summer, Los Angeles
August 06 Summer Stage, New York (with Disclosure and TNGHT)
August 08 Velvet, Montreal
August 09 Footwork, Toronto
August 10 MOMA / PS1, New York
August 10 August Morgan’s Pier, Philadelphia

MoMA PS1‘s summer music series will return to New York’s Long Island City museum beginning the last weekend of June, and is set to bring an impressive roster of top-notch DJ, producers, and performers—some who come a bit more experimental and plenty who know their way around a dancefloor—to its weekly outdoor party. Running from late June into early September, MoMA PS1’s Warm Up series hits on some truly big names—Juan Atkins, Kode9, Caribou (pictured above), Julio Bashmore, Ben UFO, to name a few—but each weekend bill truly seems solid throughout, with a number of New York’s own underground talent appearing on the schedule along with a healthy amount of UK selectors like Bondax, Jackmaster, and L-Vis 1990. The complete schedule of forthcoming events can be found below. More information on MoMA PS1’s upcoming afternoon music events can be found here.

June 29 – Juan Atkins, Lee Gamble, HEATSICK, and Bill Kouligas (presented as part of ISSUE Project Room and Goethe-Institut NY’s PAN_ACT festival)
July 6 – The Martinez Brothers, Kim Ann Foxman (DJ set) DJ Qu, and Anthony Naples
July 13 – MK, XXYYXX, Ryan Hemsworth, Bondax, Gobby, and James K
July 20 – Kode9, L-VIS 1990, Recloose, Kelela, and Obey City
July 27 – A Guy Called Gerald, Ben UFO, Majical Cloudz, Daniel Avery, and Roosevelt
August 03 – Marcellus Pittman, Jackmaster, Dre Skull, Ratking, and Rizzla
August 10 – Julio Bashmore, Octave One (Live), Hyetal, and DJ Dodger Stadium (Samo Sound Boy+ Jerome LOL)
August 17 King Britt, J. Cole, Bangladesh, Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire, Darq E Freaker, and World’s Fair
August 24 – Caribou (DJ set), Museum of Love (DJ set), Stellar OM Source (Live), Pional, Empress Of, and Terreke
August 31 – Cajmere, Liars (Live), Lil Silva, IO ECHO (Live), Jon Hopkins and Miles (of Demdike Stare)
September 7 -Line-up for this *extra* Warm Up to be announced…

With two EPs already in the books this year—Dissaray and Times—rising Leeds house maestro Youandewan has announced the forthcoming What’s the Deal? EP set to see a release via Aus sub-label Simple. What’s the Deal? will feature four tracks, though no official tracklist or firm release date have been shared as of yet. In the meantime, the producer has made available a stream of the EP’s nine-minute title cut—a languid, Detroit-house-inspired slowburn which can be heard in full below.