The boundries of musical genres and nations seem to have no limitations for Brooklyn’s Dre Skull and his Mixpak label. With an impressively diverse list of releases, Mixpak is set to add some southern hip hop flavor to its catalog with a new single from Atlanta’s Lil Scrappy, “Look At Me.” Below you’ll find a preview video of the single, including some footage of Lil Scrappy and Dre Skull in the studio as well as the single artwork and a stream of the track to be released on November 2.

Lil Scrappy “Look At Me” Preview Video:

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Groundbreaking industrial trio (and one of Ghosts on Tape’s favorites of the genre) Nitzer Ebb is set to emerge from its 15-year hiatus with a brand-new record and accompanying US tour. Industrial Complex, Nitzer Ebb’s ninth proper studio album, will be released on November 9 via Artists’ Addiction, and features 13 original tracks (you can download lead track “Promises” here) and four remixes from producers Alan Wilder, Tom Furse, Erence Fixmer, and Christopher Kah. Six days before their album drops, Douglas McCarthy, Jason Payne, and Vaughn “Bon” Harris will cross the pond for a US tour kicking off in San Diego, CA, and ending in Houston, TX. You can check out the full list of tour dates, along with the Complex artwork and tracklist, below.

01 Promises
02 Once You Say
03 Never Know
04 Going Away From Me
05 Hit You Back
06 Payroll
07 Down On Your Knees
08 I Don’t Know You
09 My Door Is Open
10 I’m Undone
11 Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
12 Traveling
13 On The Road
14 I Am Undone (Alan Wilder Remix)
15 I Am Undone (Christopher Kah Remix)
16 My Door Is Open (Erence Fixmer Remix)
17 Once You Say (Tom Furse Remix)

Tour Dates:
11/3 – San Diego – Brick by Brick
11/6 – Santa Ana – Galaxy
11/9 – Los Angeles – Echoplex
11/11 – San Francisco – Mezzanine
11/13 – Miami – Grand Central
11/16 – New York – Gramercy Theater
11/18 – Detroit – Magic Stick
11/20 – Chicago – Double Door
11/23 – Dallas – Granada Theater
11/24 – San Antonio – White Rabbit
11/26 – Houston – Numbers

We’ve been waiting on this album of remixes for Caribou‘s excellent Swim album for only a few weeks now, since we first offered a download of Motor City Drum Ensemble’s lengthy take on “Leave House.” Still, we’re excited to see its early arrival in the form of a streaming player. Thanks to the good people at Soundcloud and Domino, we can listen to all of Swim Remixes before it drops stateside on November 2. 14 tweaked versions of Caribou’s ten original album cuts come courtesy of a wide array of producers, including Ikonika, Motor City Drum Ensemble, Fuck Buttons, Nite Jewel, Junior Boys, DJ Koze, Gold Panda, and more. We’ve embedded the player for you below. (via Guardian UK)

Since their self-titled EP skyrocketed to chillwave fame last year, New York’s Small Black has been somewhat sparse with its output of new material, only serving to build the anticipation for the group’s debut full length, New Chain. Released earlier this week on Jagjaguwar, the 10-track LP finds the four-piece expanding its production techniques and songwriting to new regions and cementing its place atop the chillwave mountain. But don’t take our word for it, the good people at Jagjaguwar have made the whole album available to stream for one week from their Soundcloud account. If you have dimmable lights somewhere nearby, we suggest making use of them before pressing play; if not, perhaps closing your eyes will do.

Stream the new Small Black album below:

Small Black- New Chain by jagjaguwar

Coming at the end of November, Scientist Launches Dubstep into Outer Space is a double-disc compilation, which will be released by Bristol’s Tectonic label, with 12 unreleased and exclusive original tunes from a list of dubstep’s finest. Outer Space‘s tracklist features producers Kode 9, Mala, Guido, Shackleton, Spaceape, King Midas Sound, and Tectonic boss Pinch (pictured above), among others, with one half presenting the songs untouched and the other half offering dub versions expertly mixed by veteran DJ/producer Scientist. On his label’s forthcoming release, Pinch says, “This project has taken over a year to put together from its conception late last summer. The final results are worth every minute of effort that’s gone into this—this is definitely my proudest moment for Tectonic to date. The influence of dub swings ’round full circle!” You can check out the artwork and both tracklists for Outer Space, along with some tour dates for Scientist, before it drops on November 29, below.

Scientist Mixes
1. Pinch ft Emika – ‘2012 Dub’
2. Armour (Roly Vex’d) – ‘The Long Way Dub’
3. Guido – ‘Korg Back Dub’
4. Shackleton – ‘Hackney Marshes Dub’
5. King Midas Sound – ‘U Dub’
6. Loefah & SGT Pokes – ‘Dog Money Dub’
7. Distance – ‘Ill Kontent Dub’
8. RSD – ‘After All Dub’
9. Jack Sparrow – ‘Red Sand Dub’
10. Mala (Digital Mystikz) – ‘City Cycle Dub’
11. Cyrus (Random Trio) – ‘Footsteps Dub’
12. Kode 9 & Spaceape – ‘Abeng Dub’

Originals
1. Pinch ft Emika – ‘2012’
2. Armour (Roly Vex’d) – ‘The Long Way’
3. Guido – ‘Korg Back’
4. Shackleton – ‘Hackney Marshes’
5. King Midas Sound – ‘U’
6. Loefah & SGT Pokes – ‘Dog Money’
7. Distance – ‘Ill Kontent’
8. RSD – ‘After All’
9. Jack Sparrow – ‘Red Sand’
10. Mala (Digital Mystikz) – ‘City Cycle’
11. Cyrus (Random Trio) – ‘Footsteps’
12. Kode 9 & Spaceape – ‘Abeng’

Tour Dates (w/ Pinch, Mala, Pokes, and more):
11/18 – Fabric – London
11/19 – Pepper – Ireland
11/20 – The Old Firestation – Bournemouth
11/21 – Stereo – Glasgow
11/23 – Rescue Rooms – Nottingham
11/24 – Concorde – Brighton
11/25 – The Old Fire Station – Bristol