NME — Skream, Artwork and Benga bring their 'cage' to the festival more info

Its Getting Boring By The Sea — Wow, what a month. Starting with a sweat-inducing Best Coast gig and ending with an even hotter Libertines reunion August has been one of the biggest of the year to date with brilliant albums released every single week. Far ahead from the crowd for m... more info

MTV.com News — After canceling stops due to illness this summer, the British electropop act returns Stateside in November.By Peter de Saint Phalle La Roux Photo: Samuel Dietz/ WireImage British electropop sensation La Roux have landed top spots on radio p... more info

5 Acts — London, England"Finally"Skream on MySpaceSkream on The Hype Machine more info

DrownedInSound — Even though dubstep’s popularity has certainly skyrocketed in the last year or so, in the wake of the Hotflush label’s successes and the continued rise of Skream, hosting a week of content like this on Drowned In Sound is still a real step into t... more info

Guardian Music — What was the most productive thing you did this week? Restructured your company's marketing department? Brought clean drinking water to an African village? I like to think I made my parents proud by spending three and a half hours working out how to ... more info

Guardian Music — With Alexis Petridis off sunning himself (unlikely as he's in the north of England, but you get our drift), it's down to Rosie Swash to guide you through this week's dubstep special. She's joined by Emma Warren and Dan Hancox to discuss Skream's late... more info

The Telegraph — There's little to surprise seasoned electro fans with Skream's 'Outside the Box'. Rating: * * * more info

DrownedInSound — This week's Spotify playlist, formed from the various bits of content on our site in the last week or so. This one features some Norwegian goodness/badness, Perfume Genius, Darren Hayman, Skream, Tweak Bird, Eels and a few other luminaries. Click her... more info

Guardian Music — Can headache-inducing dubstep be dragged into the mainstream? Alexis Petridis enjoys this attemptFor all the critical plaudits and acres of blog coverage, dubstep has thus far proved the kind of genre that defies the mainstream: its bass-heavy sound ... more info