APOCALYPSO DOMINATION! Australian duo The Presets soar to even greater heights after two sold out nationwide tours in the US and a slew of prestigious awards around the world. Once again they're setting their sights on America and will return for more headlining shows this Spring 2009.

We are tough. We've played the nastiest venues and rocked the sketchiest sound systems. We've played in areas of the world where the electricity shows off to its friends by killing expensive samplers. We have taken airplanes to play warehouse parties that were shut down before our gear cleared airport security. We've recorded entire records in unfamiliar studios with no engineer and the "tight deadline". Be assured, pH10 can take it. However, there is one thing that strikes fear in our jaded hearts...day jobs.

Heroes of The Dancefloor featuring Scissor Sisters and Pee Wee Ellis sidemen to release new album, Torch. All proceeds to benefit homeless organizations in New York City.

Mini-album with Daddy Kev gets a name change to self-titled; Available October 14th digitally on Alpha Pup with remixes from Flying Lotus and DNTEL. Reefer is Nick Thorburn (Islands, The Unicorns, Human Highway) and Los Angeles-based hip-hop producer/engineer Daddy Kev (Busdriver, Freestyle Fellowship, Awol One). Mutual admirers of each other's work, the two developed a close friendship over the years after being introduced by avant-rapper Giovanni Marks (Subtitle).

Internationally acclaimed band Pendulum announce their FIRST EVER North American tour in support of their chart topping sophomore album In Silico – out now on Ear Storm/Atlantic Records. The band is ready to unleash their rock hybrid fuelled by heavy beats and bass on the States. Need a reason to check them out? Here’s a few….

Team Genius constructs debut album specifically for the iPod generation, manages to channel both Prince and Magnetic Fields along the way. First single “Take Me Home” is a falsetto lovers dream. “I have been trying to go with my whims… f*ck it, let’s make an iPod album.” This statement from Team Genius leader Drew Hermiller was the jumping off point in the creation of the band’s debut full-length -- one of the most interesting and eclectic pop records of the year.