But never mind, because thanks to Espionage, he’s set to make his own excursion down to Australian clubs early next year, riding the high of two much-acclaimed releases Satin Panthers and Pleasure Principles from earlier this year, shocking listeners and forcing clubbers everywhere to dance for their lives with his masterful take on the burgeoning hip-hop/electronic scene. Along for the ride will be fellow Glaswegian and labelmate Rustie, whose intriguing mix of nineties house, crank, techno, trance, dubstep and everything else that catches his fancy has found him a home on the revered Warp Records. Recent signee to Tri Angle Balam Acab is the final guest, whose debut album Wander/Wonder was rapidly lapped up by critics, drawing comparisons to Burial for the moody and unique soundscapes and delicate gloom of its tracks.
Hudson Mohawke, Rustie And Balam Acab Hit Roxanne
