A sister event to Detroit’s long-running (and frequently retitled) Movement Festival, the Movement Torino Music Festival is just around the corner on October 27. To commemorate the event, the Italian festival has just announced that it will release Movement Torino Music Festival – 2011 Edition, a follow-up to last year’s well-received debut compilation. The new edition features 21 unmixed tracks spread across two discs from the likes of Kyle Hall, Robert Hood, Motor City Drum Ensemble, Ellen Allien, Patrice Scott, Derrick May (pictured above), and many others. Movement Torino Music Festival – 2011 Edition comes out November 30 on Movement Sound Recordings, but in the meantime, check below for the tracklisting. The impatient can also check out Italian techno producer I-Robots’ two hour official promo mix.

CD 1
01) I-Robots – Perfect Logic Circle ft. Marconi (C.D. Edit) – Opilec Music
02) Motor City Drum Ensemble – Breath Control – Four Roses
03) Trus’ Me – Shakea Body – Fat city
04) Henrik Schwarz / Âme / Dixon Ft. Derrick L. Carter – Where We At (Version 2) – Innervisions
05) Federico Gandin – Marimba Club Jupiter – Opilec Music
06) Kyle Hall – World Of New Old – Wild Oats
07) Ray Mang and Nathan D’troit – Off Side – Mangled
08) Patrice Scott – Distance Against Time – Sistrum Recordings
09) Keith Worthy – The Dark Symphony – Aesthetic Audio
10) Federico Grazzini – Nova (Original Mx) – Tenax Recordings

CD 2

01) Steffi – Arms (Original) – Ostgut Ton
02) Ellen Allien & Apparat – Jet – (Paul Kalkbrenner Remix) – Bpitch Control
03) Vath + Rother – Springlove (Original Mix) – Datapunk
04) Soulwax – Another Excuse (DFA Remix) – PIAS
05) Ernesto Ferreyra – Letting Go (Guillaume & The Coutu Dumont Remix) – Cadenza
06) Doomwork & Neuroxyde – Time (Karotte Remix) – LoveCycle
07) Anthony “Shake” Shakir – The Other One (Original Mix) – Rush Hour
08) Federico Buratti & Lollino – Lemon Haze – Mulo
09) Greg Gow – Black Sun – Transmat
10) Robert Hood – And Then We Planned Our Escape – Music Man
11) Mayday – Icon (Montage Mix) – Transmat

As we pointed out in our glowing review of the “Done Me Wrong” b/w “Bax” 12″ by UK bass juggler Mosca, the producer is a bit of a shape-shifter, and isn’t quite what we would call prolific. Now it would seem that maybe we were only half right, as Martyn’s 3024 imprint has just announced it will release a new EP from the artist shortly after he dropped the aforementioned 12″ via Numbers. The record is called The Wavey EP, and features three (four if you buy digital) cuts of deep, bass-driven techno crafted in a way that is purely Mosca’s own. We currently don’t have the artwork to share, but before the EP drops at the end of October, you can check out the tracklist below.

1. Dom Perignon
2. Orange Jack
3. Jager
4. Wray ‘n Neph

Yet another great release scheduled to drop via Dutch record hub Rush Hour is the new two-track 12″ from the Berlin-residing half of Lazer Sword, Lando Kal. Described as “a futuristic synth piece with heavy garage leanings” and “[an] introverted electro-fused b-boy classic,” “Maneuver” b/w “Run It” (pictured above) will be available before the end of September. You can preview each cut below.

“Maneuver”

“Run It”

Admittedly, this is only news in the most marginal sense of the word, but apparently Detroit house legend Theo Parrish hopped onstage last night during a Ghostface Killah show and rapped Ol’ Dirty Bastard’s famous verse from “Protect Ya Neck.” This is definitely one of those WTF moments, and yes, it was captured on film. We’re not sure exactly how or why Parrish was the selected audience member brought on stage—Ghostface apparently asked for volunteers, but the performance was captured on the video below. (via FACT)

UPDATE: A longer video has surfaced which provides a little more context. Check it out below.

After a considerably prolific 2010 and a slightly quieter 2011, 21-year-old producer Hackman has announced the release of his debut LP along with a new single, “Agree to Disagree” b/w “Sunburst.” Both hailing from Ramp‘s PTN arm, the single (which will see a release in the coming weeks) pulls its two tracks from Hackman’s forthcoming full-length, As Above, So Below. If the pair of tunes on the single are any indication, the album will be full of sleek, garage-infused slices of memorable bass music, which is to say, it’s something to look forward to. You can stream the “Radio Edit” of the single’s a-side and check the usual PTN artwork below.

Bournemouth, England resident and Bubblin’ Up tunesmith Ben Thomas (a.k.a. BNJMN) has just unveiled the details of his next offering of dream-like house music, a nine-track LP called Black Square (pictured above). The record—which is said to find the artist “[evolving] into a more fluid production style, largely by allowing more space into his music”—is scheduled to arrive next month via Amsterdam music hub Rush Hour. While you wait for Black Square to drop, you can check out its tracklist and preview its music below.

1) Enterlude
2) Primal Pathways
3) Wisdom of Uncertainty
4) Keep The Power Out
5) Black Square
6) Open the Floodgates
7) Lava
8) River Way
9) Hallowed Road

The Beatport sales charts are often dominated by the latest international club smashes, but its vault of music runs deep and covers a wide variety of artists and sounds, which is why XLR8R has been asked to curate a special two-week series of Beatport charts by some of our favorite DJs and producers. Brooklyn beatmaker FaltyDL may be affiliated with the nebulous world of bass music, but in recent years he’s applied his meticulous methodology to tracks that could be labeled as garage, house, techno, and more. He’s also stepped up his DJ game, and here are 10 of his favorite tools for the dancefloor.

1. Nightmares On Wax “Damn” (Warp Records)
2. Anstam “Baldwin” (50 Weapons)
3. Anthony Shakir “The Floorfiller (Skudge’s Floor Killer Version)” (Rush Hour)
4. 2562 “Cheater” (When In Doubt)
5. DJ Nate “Call Me When You’re Sober” (Planet Mu)
6. Harmonic 313 “Problem 2” (Warp Records)
7. Amon Tobin “Saboteur (Roots Manuva Version)” (Ninja Tune)
8. DJ Food “Turtle Soup (Wagon Christ Mix)” (Ninja Tune)
9. Ceephax Acid Crew “Fantastic Planet” (Breakin Records)
10. Elektrokinesia “Cat & Littlebear (+10 Remix)” (Napalm Enema Records)

Listen to each individual track by clicking the song titles above, or go here to check out the entire chart. To see the rest of the charts in the XLR8R x Beatport series, click here.

DJ Tim Sweeney’s longstanding radio program, travelling club night, and record label, Beats in Space, will celebrate its twelfth year in action this Sunday, September 25, in Brooklyn, NY. The DFA acolyte will be joined by a solid list of friends and fellow performers for the party, including Matthew Dear, The Juan MacLean, Kim Ann Foxman, Blondes, Rub N Tug, and others. Tickets to the Beats in Space 12th Anniversary Festival are available here, and you can find more info on the flier below.