NME.COM - Reviews Blog — Listen to dubstep? In all honesty, I'd rather feed my nutsack slowly into an electric pencil sharpener. Doubtless it all makes perfect sense if you're the kind of bleeding-edge geezer who spends his Friday nights sweating buckets in a Dalston war... more info

DrownedInSound — While Magnetic Man should work as A Dummy’s Guide to Accessible Dubstep – the overall intention for this whole project, it seems – the balance isn’t quite there. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

Scotsman.com — POP Clinic: Bubblegum Domino, £11.99 **** more info

Guardian Music — (Columbia)When any underground genre encroaches on the mainstream, certain things happen. Purists will invariably complain. Those who feel ownership of a scene will decry the cheapening of something they hold dear. They will accuse the crossover merc... more info

Discobelle.net — Wow! more info

Guardian Music — (Columbia)Many a supergroup has proved to be a painfully bloated affair. That isn't the case with Magnetic Man, the name adopted by Croydon producers Skream, Benga and Artwork, whose debut album begins with a stab at indulgent beauty in the swelling... more info

MTV.co.uk News — Magnetic Man are undoubtedly the group taking dubstep into their mainstream with their banging singles and full LP. I Need Air has been one of the biggest tunes of 2010 and their new track Perfect... more info

Guardian Music — Join Dan Hancox to discuss whether Magnetic Man's debut album will take dubstep into the mainstreamSince the early noughties, dubstep has passed many landmarks on its march to world domination. There was the first time it was played on Radio 1 (2003,... more info

The Telegraph — Underground sound strays into pop. more info

The Music Fix — Stick around for some crossover dubstep. more info