Nialler9 — When Planningtorock was asked to remix a song from The Knife’s Shaking The Habitual album, it’s no surprise that an artist whose last single directly addressed gender issues: ‘Misxgyny Drxp Dead’. Janine Planningtorock zoomed in on the ‘Let... more info

Consequence of Sound — "Let's Talk About Gender Baby, Let's Talk About You and Me" more info

Discobelle.net — “Going through the tracks I pulled the awesome lyric “Lets Talk About Gender Baby Lets Talk About You and Me” out from “Full of Fire” and was completely moved by its groovy directness…started recording this super fun bass line and totally... more info

Starpulse — There were two things within Skyler's reach in the pivotal scene of Breaking Bad Final Episode #6 tonight - the knife and the phone.  She should have reached for the phone, and tried to call Hank o... more info

Nialler9 — Last year, Mark Duggan and I did artists portraits at Electric Picnic but this year we wanted to do something more involved in the festival and something a bit different so, here is our series of Animated GIFs of Electric Picnic 2013. Featuring The K... more info

Consequence of Sound — Neil Young and Crazy Horse, The Knife, Tame Impala, Miguel, Disclosure, and more. more info

Consequence of Sound — Thom Yorke, Phoenix, The Knife, Chemical Brothers, and more! more info

XLR8R — After first appearing last year on a split 12" for DFA alongside fearless producer (and The Knife collaborator) Planningtorock, Berlin's rRoxymore will release her debut EP, Precarious/Precious (artwork above), next month. The scattered "FltNord... more info

Nialler9 — Jack Colleran has been touring with his new Mmoths live band since the release of his own Diaries EP in recent months. Here, he remixes Melbourne’s Wintercoats track ‘Halogen Moon’ from an orchestral hush into a more gaping affair that more clo... more info

XLR8R — Despite the Independence Day celebrations in the US, it still managed to be a busy week for new bits of audio and video on the internet, and Press Play is here to round up the best of it. Atoms for Peace, Disclosure, Romanthony, The Knife, Dusky, And... more info