Following his two-song 12″ for Ramp‘s fledgling Fourth Wave imprint, Amsterdammer Presk is set to drop a new record via Doc Daneeka’s Ten Thousand Yen label, a four-track EP called Love Again. The DJ/producer’s techno-tinged bass tunes will drop on September 5, but before then, you can listen to title track, as well as a mix of snippets from the forthcoming EP, below.

Seminal UK production trio The Black Dog has announced it will soon release a fresh two-track record via its own Sheffield-based imprint, Dust Science. Entitled Liber Temple, the 12″ follows the outfit’s Liber Kult single as part of a “series of releases that are purely aimed at the dancefloor.” The Black Dog’s new record will be available on September 5, but you can check out the artwork and stream snippets of each track before then, below.

“Heavy Industry”

“Greedy Gutter Guru”

Best known as Brainfeeder‘s resident live visual artist, Strangeloop has recently released his second A/V endeavor for FlyLo’s imprint, entitled Fields. This time around, Strangeloop matches his otherworldly visuals with much less beat-oriented music, and instead delving into sparser sounds, characterized by lush soundscapes and meandering synth lines. Not unsurprisingly, much of Fields was inspired by an “altered state of consciousness,” during which Strangeloop, “heard a composition which he tried to recreate directly after, resulting in a fluctuating subliminal epic in three sprawling and unique movements: 1. Plants Inside 2. Ghostlines and 3. Becoming Fields. The three tracks correspond to three movements within a psychedelic trip, of initial birth/constellation, then death/dissolution, then finally a transcendental union of both.” To get a better grasp of what that all means, we suggest you check the preview video below, or head over to Fields-TV, the project’s interactive web experience (from which we pulled the above image).

Following a single 12″ release on Oneman’s 502 Recordings imprint, Bubbiln’ Up-featured, Helsinki-based producer Teeth will release a four-track EP (pictured above) via UK label Ramp. The record—which is called Swarm/Shift/Sequence/Spawn, and is spread across two slabs of wax—is set to drop on September 5. Before then, you can check out a decent-sized preview of all four cuts below.

Citinite, the label run by design powerhouse Optigram (who created the gorgeous artwork not only for Kode9 and The Spaceape’s Black Sun, but also for our accompanying cover story) on the duo, just released a free compilation to commemorate its fifth anniversary, entitled Some Walk By Nite. The collection features the likes of Gosub, Spoek Mathambo side gig Sweat.X, Dam-Funk, and many more. Grab the whole thing right here.

London-based tech-house giant Riton (a.k.a. Henry Smithson) just announced the launch of his “almost eponymous” new label, Ritontime. With it he promises a new release every month, beginning with his own 12″, “Dark Place,” due on August 15. “I’ve got 500 GB of audio files, every drum break and drum machine hit, 25 analog synthesizers, a microphone, and a fast internet connection,” says Smithson. “The plan is to release a double a-side single every month from now until I’ve cleared my hard drive of the 356 unfinished Logic sessions I’ve been stashing since 2008.” Sounds like a good idea to us! Among the things kicking around on his hard drive are collaborations with the likes of Canblaster, Cocknbullkid, Sneaky Sound System, and Scru Fizza. So look for those in the months to follow and “Dark Place,” whose tracklist you can check out below, in August.

Tracklisting:
1. Dark Place (Feat. Shani Cuppcake)
2. A.C.P.
3. Dark Place (Wafa Remix)