It’s your lucky day, because the duo of PANTyRAiD has given XLR8R.com an exclusive mix featuring many of the tracks from their upcoming album, The Sauce, smashed together with some of the most well-known hip-hop and pop hits of the past five years. With the group’s grimy dubstep working behind Jay-Z, Britney, Mims, and Lil Jon, there’s no doubt that these two can party like the best of them; in fact, the group is comprised of MartyParty and Ooah, one part of Glitch Mob, so you know they can party. Pump the bass and make your windows rattle with this one, available for direct download here. The Sauce hits September 21 on Marine Parade.

Tracklisting:

1. PANTYRAID – GIT DURTY
2. PANTYRAID – CRUNKALICIOUS / RAY CASH – SEX APPEAL
3. PANTYRAID – DREAMING / MIMS – THIS IS WHY I’M HOT
4. PANTYRAID – WORSHIP THE SUN / JAY-Z – DIRT OFF YOUR SHOULDER
4. MARTYPARTY – YOUNG PIMP / CHINGY – RIGHT THURR / CURRENCY – WHERE THE CASH AT
5. PANTYRAID – LIKE THAT / BRITNEY SPEARS – TOXIC
6. OOAH – ANOTHER TRASHY LOVE / KID CUDI – DAY N’ NITE
7. PANTYRAID – ENTER THE MACHINE / THREE 6 MAFIA – FLY
8. PANTYRAID – BEBA / LIL JON – IN DA CLUB
9. DZ – GET ON DOWN / LIL JON – IN DA CLUB
10. PANTYRAID – ONE MO / BEYONCE – BONNIE & CLYDE / YOUNG JEEZY – OVER HERE
11. PANTYRAID – GET THE MONEY / PANTYRAID – THE FUTURE IS FAR FROM FAIR

Art-rock combo Deerhoof will find itself thrust into the sublime lens of cult filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard when the four-piece swings by the Toronto International Film Festival next month to participate in a contemporary art installation. Conducted by New York artist Adam Pendleton, BAND revamps Sympathy for the Devil—Godard’s 1968 narrative of the Rolling Stones’ legendary concert at the Altamont Speedway—by mashing film screenings, performance, and rock show, and dropping Deerhoof in the center of the action. Images from the film will bisect with the San Francisco group’s own rehearsal and recording footage shot in Toronto, with filming of the event coming to a head at a free concert on September 17 at Yonge-Dundas Square in Toronto. Meanwhile, Deerhoof will continue to pop up around the globe on the festival circuit throughout September, so don’t miss out on any of those happenings if you live in the area.

Tour Dates

Sep 04 – Petaluma, CA – The Phoenix Theater
Sep 07 – Oslo, Norway – Bla
Sep 09 – Stavanger, Norway – NuMusic Festival
Sep 10 – Stockholm, Sweden – Hornstull Strand
Sep 12 – New London, CT – I Am Festival
Sep 13 – Monticello, NY – ATP Festival (performance ft. Martha Colburn – Curated by The Flaming Lips)
Sep 14 – Cambridge, MA – Middle East (w/ Glass Ghost, Serengeti and Polyphonic)
Sep 15 – New York, NY – Le Poisson Rouge (w/ Serengeti and Polyphonic, Wildbirds and Peacedrums)
Sep 17 – Toronto, ON – TIFF free performance at Yonge Dundas Square
Dec 11 – 13 – Mineshead, UK – ATP 10 Year Anniversary (w/ Melvins, Dirty Three, Tortoise, etc).

The mavens of mixes over at Get Physical are releasing their eighth installation of the Body Language series, this time featuring the trickery of Berlin’s Modeselektor. Including tracks from sounds as seemingly disparate as electro-pop, dubstep, and Detroit techno, the duo continues to push electronic music forward, outside of boxes and genre tags. A U.S. tour is in the works for the very near future, so check back for those dates soon!

Body Language Volume 8 comes out September 25 on Get Physical.

Tracklisting:

01. Outro
02. Rustie – Zig-Zag
03. Missy Elliott – Lick Shots (Instrumental)
04. Osborne – The Count
05. Boy 8 Bit – The Cricket Scores
06. Felix Da Housecat – Kickdrum
07. Alex Cortex – Huyendo Part 2
08. G-Man – Quo Vadis
09. Norman Nodge – NN 8.0
10. Benga – Emotions
11. Peverelist – Clunk Click Every Trip
12. Untold – Anaconda
13. MOVES!!! – All Skate
14. Busta Rhymes – Gimme Some More (Amended Version)
15. Joker & Rustie – Play Doe
16. Mark Pritchard & Om’mas Keith – Wind It Up
17. Djedjotronic – Dirty & Hard (feat. Spoek) vs Dorian Concept – Trilingual Dance Sexperience
18. Horsepower Productions – Let’s Dance (Club Mix)
19. Robert Hood – Unix
20. Major Lazer – Pon De Floor
21. Boys Noize – Nerve
22. Siriusmo – Nights Off
23. Modeselektor – The Black Block (Marcel Dettman Redifinition)
24. Scuba – Klinik
25. Animal Collective – My Girly
26. Modeselektor – Fill #1
27. Siriusmo – Die Rockwurst
28. Si Begg vs Juice Aleem – Rock My Hologram (Original Instrumental)
29. Moderat – A New Error

In 2008, Richie Hawtin’s Minus label celebrated its 10th anniversary with a free-flowing, improvisatory audiovisual extravaganza known as Contakt, touring cities as disparate as Detroit, Tokyo, Amsterdam, and London. Now, those who weren’t lucky enough to witness the show can go behind the scenes with a new documentary that details the joys and frustrations of coordinating and producing such a large-scale event. Featuring sets from Hawtin, Magda, Gaiser, and other labelmates, the Contakt DVD is an investigation of techno and events production from the inside out.

Contakt will be released this autumn.

Late October will see the release of the second Fuckypony album. Perhaps the most well-known alias of house mensch Jay Haze, Fuckpony shows the DJ-producer’s more soulful side, with one eye on the dancefloor and the other on the bedroom. Let the Love Flow is 10-track journey coming directly from Haze’s hand, eschewing samples entirely in favor of a more personal take on the Fuckpony sound. With vocals from Haze himself, as well as Chela Simon and Laila Tov, the album is sure to be a tender and sentimental house record, perfect for the winter months ahead.

Let the Love Flow comes out on BPitch Control on October 26.

Tracklisting:

01. R U Feeling Abroad 6:22
02. I´m Burning Inside 9:14
03. I Know It Happened (feat. Chela Simone) 6:25
04. Real Love Is Forever 6:16
05. Orgasm On The Dancefloor Saturday Night 6:33
06. Fall Into Me (feat. Chela Simone And Laila Tov) 5:12
07. A Pills Medley 6:32
08. You Can´t Touch But Feel Free To Look 6:35
09. Always Sunday 5:33
10. Let The Love Flow 3:25

Later this month will see the beginning of Thrill Jockey‘s new 12″ single subscription club. Seven limited-edition records will be available exclusively to mail-order customers, featuring slabs from Tortoise, Javelin, Mi Ami (pictured), and other label favorites. With shipments in October and November, too, Thrill Jockey is sure to keep anticipation levels high this autumn. More information on the singles club and ordering is available here.

The sixth full-length from Toronto’s post-rock titans Do Make Say Think washes ashore via Constellation on October 20, and consists of only four mammoth-sized tracks titled, ironically enough, “Do,” “Make,” “Say,” and you guessed it, “Think.” Featuring guest vocals from Akron/Family and the Lullabye Arkestra, three of the four giants from Other Truths stretch beyond the 10-minute mark, so get ready for some seriously epic compositions to give those speaker cones of yours a run for their money. You can catch the quintet live when they hit both sides of the Atlantic for a lengthy trek starting in late October.

09/10 – New York, NY @ Wordless Music Festival (Miller Theatre)
10/22 – London, UK @ Scala
10/23 – Thessaloniki, Greece @ Principal
10/24 – Athens, Greece @ Rodeo
10/25 – Athens, Greece @ Rodeo
10/26 – Leipzig, Germany @ Conne Island
10/27 – Munich, Germany @ Feierwerk
10/28 – Schorndorf, Germany @ Manufaktur
10/29 – SUI Duedingen – Bad Bonn
10/30 – Dijon, France @ Novosonic Festival
10/31 – Paris, France @ Le Maroquinerie
11/01 – Nantes, France @ Soy Festival
11/02 – Toulouse, France Kleo
11/03 – Barcelona, Spain @ Sala Apolo
11/04 – Bilbao, Spain @ Kafe Antzokia
11/05 – Marseille, France @ Montevideo
11/06 – Nancy, France @ L’autre Canal
11/07 – Esch Sur Alzette, Luxembourg @ Kulturfabrik
11/08 – Kortrijk, Belgium @ De Kreujn
11/10 – Hamburg, Germany @ Molotov
11/11 – Malmo, Sweden @ Debaser
11/12 – Linkoping, Sweden @ Herrgarn
11/13 – Oslo, Norway @ John Dee
11/14 – Aarhus, Denmark @ Voxhall
11/15 – Bielefeld, Germany @ Forum
11/16 – Berlin, Germany @ Magnet
11/25 – Montreal, QC @ Sala Rossa
11/26 – Montreal, QC @ Sala Rossa
11/27 – Cambridge, MA @ Middle East
11/28 – Brooklyn, NY @ Music Hall Of Williamsburg
11/30 – Philadelphia, PA @ First Unitarian Church
12/01 – Washington, DC @ Rock and Roll Hotel
12/02 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Brillobox
12/03 – Pontiac, MI @ Crofoot Ballroom
12/04 – Chicago, IL @ Schubas Tavern