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…

This is the year of the eccentric U.K. chanteuse: Bat For Lashes, La Roux, Little Boots, Florence and the Machine… There are more and more everyday it seems: a generation of Brit girls seemingly grew up discovering their mom’s Kate Bush eight-tracks, and their lives (and ours) were changed forever… Current case in point: Marina Diamandis, who goes by the nom de roq of Marina and the Diamonds.

Fenech Soler are the new British buzz band du jour, with all the proper ingredients: four attractive young band members, endorsement by the likes of Alan Braxe and Mark Ronson, an engaging electro-pop sound (emphasis on electro), and a unshakeable love of hooks that border somewhere between fromage and sublime.

When a podcast starts off with Todd Rundgren “Bleeding” and breaks in the middle with Lil Wayne, you know you are in for one eclectic ride. Kwes has put together an exclusive 66 “Bokkle” Mix brewed with the strongest elements of progressive rock, grime, surf, and British pop. Ahhh… just the right cuppa!

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.

The Horrors released one of the albums of 2009 with their latest, Primary Colours; “Whole New Way,” a brand new non-lp single, due out in early November, proves they are still the band to beat as we edge into 2010.

I’m making an early call by introducing you to the rising talent of Elan Tamara. Her debut Gold Fishes EP only hit stores this Monday and has already sold out! Elan’s music is a wonderous start to the autumn seaon with her experimententation of world music instruments matching her endearing pop British sound.

Kwes has become one of the UK’s most intriguing musical artists – a creator of distinctively melancholic, atmospheric technology driven but decidedly homemade in feel artsoulpop. He calls himself a “Proditer” (a combination of producer and editor): info about his own and work producing and remixing artists like the xx, Klaxons, Hot Chip, Jack Penate, Micachu and the like can be found at his wonderfully whimsical website.

America watch out for another great British Invasion. Following the footsteps of Amy Winehouse, Lily Allen, and Adele, 25 year old Vanessa Brown is setting sail this week to the U.S. shores in search of cute boy crushes, many thrift stores and hopefully a few new fans.

If bass has a cultural ambassador, it’s Mary Anne Hobbs. While she is a resident of the U.K., Hobbs has brought innovative electronic sounds to all corners of the globe thanks to her BBC radio show, which is devoted to all things dark and speaker-cone bursting. Via the BBC, Hobbs has championed the likes of English dubstep…

Clubroot is the name of a horrible fungus that attacks vegetation belonging to the mustard family. Naturally, it makes for a great double-entendre name for a mysterious UK dj/producer whose genre-bending sounds insidiously infect the ear while tearing apart club speakers with rippling bass.