Dutch techno/dubstep producer and recent XLR8Rpodcast contributor 2562 releases his third LP, called Fever (pictured above), under that moniker next week, but thanks to FACT, you can stream that 11-song record in full today. Interestingly enough, the artist born Dave Huismans carved out every solitary sound on his new record from ‘70s and ‘80s disco records, and even though the musicmaker didn’t use a single other instrument or sample source for his tunes, Fever doesn’t sound the least bit disco. You can find out exactly what it does sound like before 2562 releases the record on April 4 via his own When In Doubt imprint, below.

It was late August of last year when beloved DJ and radio host Mary Anne Hobbs shared the news that she was resigning from her position at BBC Radio 1 to pursue an advisory job at the University of Sheffield, but less than a year later, the revered tastemaker has announced her return to the airwaves. Starting on July 9, Hobbs will once again take over her old broadcasting home, XFM, every Saturday night during primetime. The DJ says of her homecoming, “Every week I’ll be bringing future sounds and guest mixes from some of the most forward-thinking artists on earth. It’s going to be a no-holds-barred blitz of new music personally selected by me with a focus on pushing the frontiers and breaking new boundaries.” Hobbs will start gearing up for her weekly spot on April 13 with intermittent broadcasts of so-called Audio Postcards from her festival stops and forthcoming American tour in April. You can check out the list of those upcoming dates below.

April 13th // Seattle WA // Decibel & Mary Anne Hobbs Present @ The Baltic Room #
April 15th // San Francisco CA // Mary Anne Hobbs & Friends @ 1015 with Kode9, Joy O, Roska and Terror Danjah
April 16th // Indio CA // Coachella #
April 20th // Los Angeles CA // Low End Theory @ The Airliner with Jamie XX
April 21st // New Orleans LA // The Service Company & Mary Anne Hobbs Present @ The Hookah with Gonja Sufi, Lorn & special Killer guest
April 22nd // Miami FL // The Vagabond #
April 24th // Boston MA // Together Festival @ Paradise with Lorn, Take & Mike Slott
April 25th // New York NY // Deep Space @ Cielo*
April 26th // Philadelphia PA // Saturn Never Sleeps @ Silk City*
April 27th // Toronto ON // Wrong Bar *
April 29th // Montreal QC // Club Lambi *

# w/ Gonja Sufi, Lorn, Take, and Strangeloop
* Solo

Veteran house giants Luke Solomon and Derrick Carter (pictured above) had let their collaborative imprint, Classic Music Company, ostensibly lay dormant since last releasing material back in 2005. Now, citing a resurgence of quality house music, the two have decided to resurrect the imprint from its “mini-hiatus,” starting off by rereleasing the label’s entire back catalogue in three spurts of remastered digital glory. That back catalogue, mind you, is no trivial matter, comprised of classic material from the likes of Isolee, Ewan Pearson, Iz & Diz, Tiefschwarz, Freedom Five, and, of course, Mr. Carter himself, among others. In order to not overwhelm us with too much material, the remastered back catalogue will be available digitally in three separate batches on April 4, April 25, and May 16. Each batch is said to consist of over 30 original EPs as well as a host of remixes and unreleased material. Quite a lot of tunes to dive into, so below we’ve posted a stream of a tune from Carter’s classic Squaredancing In a Roundhouse to get you started on the right track.

Portland’s disco-influenced synth-pop outfit/quasi-cult YACHT just announced it will release its fifth LP, called Shangri-La, this summer via DFA. The duo’s concept-heavy record deals with the idea of personal utopias, putting forth the idea that “paradise is kinetic potential, a latency within us that has been eaten alive by time,” and that this album “literally is YACHT’s Utopia, a place made of songs.” We’ll be able to find out what Jona Bechtolt’s and Claire L. Evans’ perfect world looks and sounds like when it’s made available to the public on June 21. Before then, preview Shangri-La‘s first single, “Dystopia (The Earth Is on Fire),” and check out some upcoming US tour dates, below.

“Dystopia (The Earth Is on Fire)”

04/13/11 San Francisco, CA – Bimbo’s 365 Club
04/15/11 Indio, CA – Coachella
04/17/11 Marfa, TX – Padre’s
04/19/11 Austin, TX – Emo’s
04/20/11 Houston, TX – Fitzgerald’s Downstairs
04/22/11 Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade
04/23/11 Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle
04/24/11 Richmond, VA – The National
04/25/11 Washington, DC – Black Cat
04/26/11 Philadelphia, PA – First Unitarian Church
04/27/11 New York, NY – Webster Hall
04/29/11 Providence, RI – The Met Cafe
04/30/11 Boston, MA – Paradise Rock Club
05/01/11 Montreal, QC – Cabaret Du Mile End
05/02/11 Toronto, ON – Lee’s Palace
05/04/11 Columbus, OH – Wexner Center
05/05/11 Chicago, IL – Metro
05/06/11 Milwaukee, WI – Turner Hall
05/07/11 Minneapolis, MN – Triple Rock Social Club
05/09/11 Denver, CO – Bluebird Theater
05/10/11 Salt Lake City, UT – Urban Lounge
05/12/11 Seattle, WA – Neumo’s
05/13/11 Vancouver, BC – Rickshaw Theatre
05/14/11 Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom
05/15/11 Astoria, OR – Fort George Brewery