Hemlock label mate James Blake took the relatively unheard Garage track Stop What You’re Doing by Untold and threw it face first into a large vat of honey, producing this smooth-lurching left-field monster. The remix is getting some serious play in the darkest basements around the world right now. KSPACE favorite Gaslamp Killer has been showing it some love as well, using it as a tool to cool down live sets without losing much energy.

Emalkay is proving to be latest boy wonder of dubstep – everyone from Mary Anne Hobbs to the genre’s top spinners seems to agree. He maintains his reign on his remix of classic rave group Faithless’ new song “Sun To Me.” Emalkay proves the best of all worlds…

Ring the alarm, baby: those rave sirens can only mean there’s a new Rusko track is percolating through the blogosphere and into the clubs, showing and proving that everyone needs to step up their game when it comes to making dance music with a pulse and brain, too.

This is the kind of track we like to celebrate hump-day with. Joy Orbison’s “Hyph Mgno” catches our rays with its bright homage to disco, house, and 2-step. Joy is another South London producer who originates from the thriving dubstep scene but takes a venturing detour past those breaks to a funkier place and time.

Crunk, dubstep, West Coast glitch – all the major food groups come together in the awesomeness that is PANTyRAiD. No, PANTyRAiD isn’t the new Todd Phillips R-rated comedy – it’s the two-man supergroup comprising MartyParty (government name: Marty Folb) and Ooah (Josh Mayer, of Glitch Mob fame). “Beba” is the duo’s first single, and yes, it will rip your speaker’s woofer in two… As a result, “Beba” is a great introduction to the PANTyRAiD sound – or, that is, sound

The UK’s most illusive producers comes out of his alleged cyrpt to release a new EP entitled One Foot Ahead of the Other on Ramp Recordings (September 8th). Zomby is at the forefront of the dubstep scene creating beats for gamers and the dance floor. There is nothing disorderly about this track Helter Skelter.

This stunt is no joke. The mighty new crown prince of Dubstep loves his jumps like he loves his bass. When Joker is not in the studio concocting dance floor classics, you can find him riding and jumping the streets of his hometown Bristol on his 24″. We’ve been told that Joker is a bit of shy one when it comes to talking about his music as well as his bikes, so for now we’ll just have to settle for his beats tonight at Cargo in London town for Summer Bubblers.

This week, starting today Tues 16th, Los Angeles is going to sound a lot more like London. A LOT. Within the next four days, the absolute top five U.K. dubstep producers are all playing shows within L.A. city limits. It’s gotta be a world record: Skream – the basshead responsible for that smash La Roux remix is playing tonight in a warehouse party promoted by Pure Filth followed by 3 other top dubstep events this week …..