XLR8R — More of the new, same but different energy. Kieran Hebden’s return to the traditional audio format after 2015’s Morning / Evening, delivers a new approach to sound, with a more refined craft towards organic instrumentation, alongside hi... more info

Core News — “Four Tet is the guest curator of the Monday night Power Down Playlist, plus the Hottest Record In The World is by Post Malone featuring 21 Savage.” Check out other Annie Mac shows in the archive and subscribe to the feed to get good music in the... more info

Uncut — Hear Steve Gunn, Bitchin Bajas, Gregg Kowalsky, Barnett/Vile, Goran Kafjes, James Holden, Alvarius B, Nathan Bowles, Margo Price, Four Tet and Neil Young! Hear Steve Gunn, Bitchin Bajas, Gregg Kowalsky, Barnett/Vile, Goran Kafjes, James Holden, ... more info

Uncut — Includes Björk, Michael Head, Michael Chapman, Michael Lau, Margo Price, Four Tet, Grateful Dead, Funkadelic, Robert Plant and much more Includes Björk, Michael Head, Michael Chapman, Michael Lau, Margo Price, Four Tet, Grateful Dead, Funkadel... more info

DJmag — 'New Energy' is out 29th September... more info

Stereogum — Kirean Hebden surreptitiously announced a new Four Tet album yesterday called New Energy, and today he's shared a new song from it. It's the fourth song we've heard from it so far following "Two Thousand And Seventeen," Planet," and "SW9 9SL." This n... more info

XLR8R — Kieran Hebden (a.k.a Four Tet) has a new album on the way, New Energy. The announcement comes as little surprise: the London-based artist has been hinting at a new LP ever since he dropped "Two Thousand And Seventeen," when he said he'd been worki... more info

Stereogum — Four Tet has been sharing new songs throughout the summer -- "Two Thousand And Seventeen," "Planet," and "SW9 9SL" -- and he's just announced that he'll release a new album at the end of the month via an unassuming image on Twitter. The producer's ne... more info

Stereogum — A few weeks ago, Four Tet shared a new track called "Planet," and a few weeks before that, he shared another called "Two Thousand And Seventeen." Now Kieran Hebden has unleashed a third, a lovely eight-minute swirl with the cryptic title "SW9 9SL." L... more info

DJmag — Nobody can understand the title, and the artist name is even harder to decipher, but few will fail to feel the tune.  more info