The time has come: Ad Noiseam is releasing two new discs next week, and pre-orders are now taken for:

• Mothboy "Beg / Movement" (adn96): London's subwoofer wrecked is back with his first vinyl release since the "Exonian" EP and deliver two tracks of infectious dubstep-meets-bassline-meets-hip hop, who then get remixed by nobody less than Starkey and labelmates Lapsed & Nonnon. More info and mp3 here, and you can now pre-order the 12" or the digital version.

• The Mount Fuji Doomjazz Corporation "Succubus" (adn112): the members of The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble recorded a new session of their doom / drone side-project earlier this year while rehearsing for their live shows. Oneiric, lustful and twisted, this "Succubus" session is a more organic but not less dark follow-up to 2007's "Doomjazz Future Corpses!" and will help to wait till TKDE's forthcoming new album, "Here Be Dragons". More info and mp3 here, and you can now pre-order the CD or the digital version.

And as usual, note that pre-orders are getting rebate, meaning that whatever format you choose, you'll pay less if you get these items this week rather than wait till next Monday, when they will be officially released.

Seductive but perilous, he Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble's new session under the Mount Fuji Doomjazz Corporation name is a new combination of drones and jazz. Creating sensual, murky and dark atmospheres, “Succubus” the evolution of this band, with stronger horns and a focus on hypnotic, soundtrack-like material. A deep, dark and yet seductive trip again for the corporation. (Get this on CD / as mp3)

Mothboy is back and brought his friends Starkey and Lapsed & Nonnon with him for this return to heavy bass lines and club-filling beats. With a clean but massive A side and a grime-oriented flip, Ad Noiseam's favouritee London heavyweight wrecks subwoofers once again and shows that he's at the top of his games and ready to fill dancefloors. (get this on 12" / as mp3)

Now don't say that it's too hard to get their releases. N5md and Spectraliquid  have joined hands with Ad Noiseam and, starting today, you can not only buy these labels' CD in our mailorder catalog, but their digital downloads version as well.
We still carry (and still will) these labels's physical releases (as this is where our love and preferrence goes), but for all of you who'd rather have the "immaterial" versions, all of Spectraliquid releases (including all of their "Mutant Dubstep" series and Detritus 's A Wake A Week side-project) and 32 full lengths album from N5md (almost everything they have released in the recent years, including three albums by Gridlock's Mike Cadoo's Bitcrush project) can now be purchased immediately in digital version from Ad Noiseam. That's easy and remember, your money is then directly used to support these labels and their artists. So show your love for indie platforms and structures, there's definitely an alternative to pirated mp3s.

The responses have been reformed. The new album by Somatic Responses, "Reformation" (Ad Noiseam adn110) is now out and available. This new full length album by the welsh duo is their return to Ad Noiseam, seven years after "Dying Language" (adn13), and a profound renewal of their sound.

Somatic Responses have decided to rethink their music: if their early productions were of the hardcore and techno kind, and while they later moved on to breakcore territories, Somatic Responses have now embraced more up-to-date and modern sounds, and tackled the current dubstep sound that has taken their native UK by storm. Massive, human, driven, fresh, and now released.

Lucky folks and early birds were able to score their copies at Ad Noiseam merch tables in the recent weeks, but it's now time to spread the good word: "Reformation" can be previewed here (and there), and is available on CD here and mp3 there directly from Ad Noiseam (and from plenty of other places). Therefore, follow Somatic Responses and reform instead of staying put.

Thank you to everybody who made the Ad Noiseam festival on the 1st of May such a success: the audience for partying so hard, much and long; the artists, for rocking the house from start to finish andall being great guys, and the Maria crew, for making it all possible.
We're recovering right now, but pictures, videos and whatever will be posted in the near future.