It’s been quite a while since Nicolas Chaix has released his last album. Whether you count in his live LP or not, something between four and seven years have passed already. Being a huge fan of both his work as solo-artist and Château Flight I was delighted to hear about his latest release.

I didn’t expect another record with remixes of last year’s Recomposed album, but being a big fan of Carl Craig and Moritz von Oswald, I’m glad about the news.

Kevin Moon’s Montreal-based label Public Transit has put out its first 7″, a collaboration between Moonstarr and organist Tony Ezzy.

Bleep teamed up with British photographer Shaun Bloodworth and designer Stuart Hammersley (GiveUpArt) to create a “musical and visual document”, titled North / South / East / West.

Düsseldorf’s electronic music pioneers Kraftwerk released eight of their albums in a remastered 8-CD box set. Here’s an guide on how to get the right product.

Oakland’s Aybee is back with a new EP under the o1o moniker. On Bread and Circuses he keeps it deep, but with a different twist than usual.

For their latest release, Amsterdam’s Rush Hour label teamed up with the legendary Daniel Wang to release a retrospective of the last 15 years of his Balihu label.

As second album from José James has been delayed for a release in early 2010, fans of the New York jazz-singer will be delighted to hear that his new single Blackmagic (Remixes) will come out on November 1st.

While fans of 4hero are waiting for next month’s release of the Extensions album, “Dego” McFarlane has put out a new mix CD in all quietness.

This week Japanese label Octave Lab released two albums from one of my favourite producers Ian O’Brien.

Stones Throw has decided to give away Koushik‘s latest effort “Beep Tape” for free and this week only.

Tokyo-based label Beat Records has repeatedly put out some of Warp Records biggest releases for the Japanese market. They will continue to do so by releasing a collection of all three L.A. EPs from Flying Lotus.

I need to mention this nice (and free) compilation from the Beat Battle at the Rooms Red Bull, presented by Dutch blogs Moovmnt and Nalden.

It’s hardly more than the album name and its tracklist, but the debut from Scotland’s Hudson Mohawke will be out on October 12th through Warp Records.

Following the rumours on their very own message board, new details about the upcoming 4hero album are now official.

The latest 12-inch on ART Records comes from label founder Kirk Degiorgio himself and will be available tomorrow. In the meantime you can listen to all three tracks.