Multi-national, disco-obsessed production duo In Flagranti has a brand-new full-length album brewing for this spring. Worse for Wear will feature 10 tracks of Sasa Crnobrnja’s and Alex Gloor’s “no-gristle, no-glory” sound, and will be released via their own Codek label on May 2. Speaking on their forthcoming LP, Crnobrnja says, “Flea markets and recycling parts of our production are really at the center of this album,” while Gloor states, “I like things to be old and run-down, so I let myself be inspired by one of my favorite places to spend time: 1970s/80s New York City.” You can check out the album artwork and tracklist for In Flagranti’s Worse for Wear, and a preview of it, below.

1. Worse For Wear
2. Prelude To Chaos
3. Hallow Discourse
4. Latter-Day Methods
5. On The Fringe
6. Three-Piece Suit
7. Peculiar Protagonist
8. The End Of The Road
9. Anglo-Saxon Pragmatism
10. Knock Out Logic

Last month, word came down that UK producers Benjamin Damage and Doc Daneeka were teaming up for a collaborative single. The record doesn’t actually drop until this Friday, March 11, but we’ve got both songs streaming right now on XLR8R.com. The “Creeper” b/w “Infamous” single is being released via the Modeselektor-helmed 50Weapons label, and it finds Damage’s techno leanings blending nicely with Daneeka’s drum-loaded house stylings. Don’t believe us? Take a listen for yourself below. You can also pre-order the 12″ right here.

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The eccentrically extroverted, enigmatically engaging, and endlessly entertaining Eskiboy (a.k.a. Wiley) has announced he will soon be releasing a follow-up record to 2009’s Race Against Time, a 12-song album written and produced entirely by the artist called 100% Publishing. Big Dada will drop the full-length LP—which is said to be “the freewheeling, uncompromising body of work [Wiley has] always strived to create”—on July 5, and its first single, “Numbers in Action,” on May 16, along with remixes from Sticky and Toddla T. But before all of that, you can check out the tracklist for 100% Publishing, as well as some of Wiley’s forthcoming tour dates and his new video for “I Just Woke Up,” below.

100% Publishing Tracklist:
Information Age
100% Publishing
Numbers In Action
Boom Boom Da Na
Your Intuition
I Just Woke Up
Wise Man and His Words
Pink Lady
Yonge Street (1,178 miles long)
Up There
Talk About Life
To Be Continued

Tour Dates:
5th April Classic Grand, Glasgow
6th April Newcastle Academy 2, Newcastle
7th April The Plug, Sheffield
8th April Club Academy, Manchester
9th April Millennium Music Hall, Cardiff
11th April 02 Academy 2, Birmingham
12th April Concorde 2, Brighton
13th April Waterfront, Norwich
14th April Islington Academy, London

After being originally brought into the Ghostly/Spectral fold for his excellent remix of Matthew Dear’s “Little People,” the UK-based producer Mark E is set to release his first proper artist album via Spectral Sound on May 16. Although his forthcoming LP, Stone Breaker, will be the producer’s first full-length to date, he has been crafting his brand of deliberate, infectious house music for years now with a host of releases to boot for the likes of Running Back, Jiscomusic, Endless Flight, and his own Merc imprint. Said to have happened upon some liberating free time about midway through last year, Mark E hit a creative stride and crafted what was originally planned to be a variety of 12″s, but eventually became the album’s nine tracks intriguingly described as “darkroom house that owes as much to Chicago as it does to the cosmos.” You’ll find Stone Breaker‘s artwork and tracklist below as well as a stream of the track “Nobody Else” from his 2010 12″ of the same title.

Tracklist:
01. Archway
02. Black Country Saga
03. Belvide Beat
04. Quatro
05. Got To Get Me There
06. Deny This
07. Black Moon
08. Oranges
09. The Day