Jeremiah Jae - Shake Stunt (ft. Oliver The 2nd)

Because there's never enough, Chicago native and new Warp member Jeremiah Jae unveiled the second EP to his Dirty Collections series, which includes the brand new "Shake Stunt" featuring Oliver The 2nd.

Jae couples the release with a DIY video, complete with a laid back, drug-addled green screen. Check it out below and watch out for Jae's final EP addition to the series, coming December 10.

Stream: Oneohtrix Point Never - New Life Now

Last year L_A_N  penned Daniel Lopatin for this truly, truly bizarre mix, which finally resurfaced. Fans of Lopatin's R Plus Seven venture as Oneohtrix Point Never may be in for a total surprise, or see this coming a mile away. Bluntly, "New Life Now" isn't much like R Plus Seven. What's here is a jagged mix of world music samples, muddled dialogue, synth pop, and pretty much every melted concoction you can think of.

Stream it below and order R Plus Seven today on Warp.

Oneohtrix Point Never - Live At MoMA PS1

With news of extended tour dates on the way, Warp alum Daniel Lopatin debuted a portion of his recent live performance alongside visual artist Nate Boyce for the MoMA PS1 project "R Plus 6/Affect Index."

It's not too much of a surprise, given Lopatin's overall penchant for beguiling oddness as Oneohtrix Point Never, and the partnership with MoMA, that the efforts are "curious." I won't go into anything further than that, because I'm doing whatever Lopatin and Boyce accomplished a likely disservice. Watch the segment below and order the latest Oneohtrix Point Never release R Plus Seven today.

Stream: Jae R - Yard Sale 2

It's been a while since the ultra-prolific Jeremiah Jae jumped over to his sole production moniker Jae R. After his jump to Warp, the Beastie Boys Black Rock project, Dirty Collections Vol. 1, and his awesome Bad Jokes mixtape, Jae returns with the instrumental-only Yard Sale 2.

The 18-track collection meanders between mythological eerie and downright trippy, playing with hazy loops and disjointed samples throughout the project. Stream it in full below or download it over at Jae's Bandcamp.

Grizzly Bear - Listen and Wait

After releasing "Will Calls," an unreleased demo from the forthcoming reissues of Grizzly Bear's 2012 album Shields, the New York band debuted another unreleased cut from the album.

"Listen and Wait" is patently powerful and sweeping, with Daniel Rossen taking the vocal lead. All together it makes one wonder why in the Hell this wasn't on the original version, but it seems the band has a lot of stones left unturned from those studio sessions.

Stream it below and pre-order the reissues on Warp.

Oneohtrix Point Never video - Still Life (Betamale)

Alongside the release of the brand new R Plus Seven, out next week on Warp, Daniel Lopatin, better known as Oneohtrix Point Never, has released the horrifyingly creepy new video for "Still Life (Betamale)."

The internet-culture obsessed video is nothing short of cringe-worthy, diving deep into the obscene fetishes that have etched out in recent years. So cringe-worthy, in fact, that YouTube has already taken the video down. Never the less, the images are eerily fascinating, especially so with the added narration to the video.

Watch "Still Life (Betamal)" below and pre-order R Plus Seven here.

New Oneohtrix Point Never - Zebra

After debuting "Problem Areas" early last month, Daniel Lopatin, aka Oneohtrix Point Never, is back with another taste of his forthcoming R Plus Seven LP, "Zebra."

The heady, masterfully complex track cracks in at about seven minutes, but it feels like it trips on to a possible endless extreme. The beauty of Lopatin's project is that the inescapable endless rift seems to effortlessly tapped into, whether it comes from Rifts or his new album. And as enjoyably diverse and deep as "Zebra" comes to be, it only feels like a microcosm of something much bigger.

Stream the track below. R Plus Seven is due out October 1 on Warp.

Mount Kimbie - Home Recording

UK producer duo Mount Kimbie, months after the release of Cold Spring Fault Less Youth, have debuted the slow-shot new video for "Home Recording." Director Anthony Dickenson took charge of the effort, strewing an array of image and lighting contrasts for the slow-burn dub-infused track, making it seem ever more desolate and wanting.

Watch below, courtesy of Rolling Stone. Cold Spring Fault Less Youth is out now on Warp Records.

New Boards Of Canada - Reach For The Dead

After walking through cryptic Record Store Day loops, the ever-elusive and admirable Scottish brother duo Boards Of Canada has released the first full-fledged track from its upcoming Tomorrow's Harvest LP.

The hazy death walk of "Reach For The Dead" came a day after the duo pulled off the mysterious Tokyo promotion, which counted down the first world-premiere of the official full new material. The album is the first studio LP in the Boards Of Canada catalog in nearly eight years.

Stream the track below either via Soundcloud, or with the official video that premiered on the Boards Of Canada website. Tomorrow's Harvest is set for release June 10th and 11th on Warp Records. Pre-orders are available at Bleep now.

The Black Dog's FACT mix

One of electronica's most renown predecessors and pioneers of the '90s IDM movement, The Black Dog, have contributed one of FACT Mag's more memorable mixes in recent months.

 As one of the primary forerunners of Sheffield label Warp Records, the trio managed to squeeze in some label alums, starting off the another IDM mainstay, Autechre. The mix sticks mostly with a transfixed and adored '90s movement, and a couple new digs just for the mix.

Listen and/or download the entire 40 minutes below.

New Grizzly Bear video - Yet Again

The first official video from the latest Grizzly Bear album Shields has been released. "Yet Again," the album's standout single, features an ice skater falling through the cracks (metaphors?) and tracking her way back to where it all started.

Check the video out below and grab Shields today via Warp.

Flying Lotus' 'Until The Quiet Comes'

From the upcoming album of the same name, Flying Lotus has debuted this beautifully shot short-film, featuring all new material from the release. Included are "Hunger" and "Getting There," to go along with Khalil Joseph's Los Angeles footage. Check it out below, and grab Until The Quiet Comes October 2, via Warp Records.

New Grizzly Bear - Sleeping Ute

The next in line of the gamut of highly-anticipated 2012 releases is Grizzly Bear's as-of-yet untitled follow up to 2010's standout Veckatimest. And for the first time, we can actually hear something from it. "Sleeping Ute," a Daniel Rossen-led track, is the first off the album (tracklist below), which is set for release September 18, via Warp.

• Grizzly Bear (TBA) Tracklist

1.) Sleeping Ute
2.) Speak In Rounds
3.) Adelma
4.) Yet Again
5.) The Hunt
6.) Simple Answer
7.) What's Wrong?
8.) Gun Shy
9.) Half Gate
10.) Sun In Your Eyes