Further - The Official Trailer

Anxiously awaiting this release. For now, this will have to do. What Travis Rice has accomplished with That's It, That's All and The Art of Flight, Jeremy goes the opposite direction. No choppers. Just a man and the mountain. And that can be a pretty scary thing sometimes. Neither guy is right or wrong. It's just interesting to see two radically different ways of skinning the apple with equally insane results. Kudos to both of them.

College ft/ Electric Youth – A Real Hero (MegaMan & Panic City remix)

Dope. College ft/ Electric Youth - A Real Hero (MegaMan & Panic City remix) by djpaniccity

Justice - Newlands

Sounds like the intro to ACDC's "For Those About To Rock" Justice continues to bring the heat. What else is new? Everything they touch turns into gold. And that's just fine by me. This track is a little slow to pick up with the ACDC-esque intro, building steadily until the Led Zepplin, "Whole Lotta Love"-esque breakdown and it's all perfect. I'm thoroughly appreciating the nods to classic rock in this track. Who says electronic music has no soul? Check them out at the Curator's Project in Brooklyn this weekend. it's FREE.

Round 1 Highlights - Quiksilver Pro France 2011

Jeremy Jones POV Footage From Art of Flight

If you have not seen it. Just do yourself a favor and see it. How many times do I have to tell you??

The Age of Consent - The Beach

From the inbox: Age of Consent are Joe Reeves and Darren Cullen, former members of Shitdisco. Since leaving Shitdisco, they have set up their own studio in East London and started working on new material as well as producing great remixes for the likes of Gary Numan, La Roux and Yuksek among others. They make dark, dystopian gothic-pop influenced by bands and production duos such as The Knife, Suicide and Yeasayer.In only a few months of playing live, Age of Consent have taken their drum heavy live show to Italy and Austria. They have played with The Drums, Fiction, Is Tropical, Koudlam & Tiga.

Skrillex – Bangarang (PockX Extended Edit)

Wow. I've been reluctant to give daps and hugs to Skrillex. Maybe it's his haircut. Maybe it's the fact that he was in a screamo band before "reinventing" himself as Skrillex. I guess in a way, I have resisted the whole dubstep movement. Most dubstep falls on deaf ears with me. But this track caught my attention. I'm still not ready to admit that I like dubstep, and think this is an anomaly. But it's certainly worthy of a post. This particular track should most likey melt your face off. So, listen with a friend. For safety's sake.