XLR8R — Adding to a bill that already included Caribou, SBTRKT, Marcel Dettmann, and Kelela, Italy's Alfa MiTo Club to Club festival has revealed its second wave of performers. read more more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Since bass-dribbling single “New Dorp. New York” was revealed Tuesday, a wave of updates surrounding SBTRKT’s new album have surfaced. The U.K. producer announced a new record titled “Wonder Where We Land” is set for a Sept. 23 release. more info

KEXP Seattle — If you were listening to The Midday Show on KEXP yesterday, you may have heard DJ Cheryl Waters present the US debut of a new song from SBTRKT, featuring guest vocals from Ezra Koenig of Vampire Weekend. If you missed it (or just wanna hear it again)... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Jessie Ware, who features on the new SBTRKT album, recently announced a new album and tour which brings her to NYC on October 28 at Brooklyn Masonic Temple. We said to stay tuned for ticket info but have since... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Yesterday (7/22), SBTRKT announced that his new album will be called Wonder Where We Land and shared a track featuring Vampire Weekend's Ezra Koenig. He's since revealed that in addition to Ezra, the album will feature A$AP Ferg, Chairlift's... more info

Nialler9 — Sampha, Caroline Polachek, Koreless, Raury, A$AP Ferg, Jessie Ware, Denai Moore and Ezra Koening and Warpaint. That’s the guest lineup for SBTRKT’s new album Wonder Where We Land, out September 19th. As it happens we’ve already heard the first... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Sacher It's been three years since SBTRKT released his excellent debut album -- though he's put out things like an instrumental EP and a live album in that time -- and he's now finally announced its followup, Wonder... more info

XLR8R — The follow-up to SBTRKT's well-received self-titled debut LP is officially on its way. read more more info

NME — The LP follow's Aaron Jerome's 2011 debut more info

Stereogum — Three years ago, the masked, mysterious London dance producer SBTRKT released his self-titled debut album, which showed how sparse, architectural club music could absolutely work as pop if you did it right. The album helped introduce singers like Jes... more info