The boys who brought you such club tracks as “Born Slippy” [most notably from the film Trainspotting] and “Dark & Long (Dark Train)” are back again with a new cut from their upcoming record Barking.

The video for the single features somewhat older gentleman keeping their youthful, good nature alive whilst skateboarding, stealing and womanizing all over town. Perfect for anyone who feels like they might be getting “too old for ____” (which might be most of Underworld’s current fan-base)*.

*Note, this does not make them any less amazing as an electronic group… Pioneers, I tell you.

Barking will be released September 13th, 2010.

More:
Underworld Official Website
Underworld on MySpace

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Vocals by Franky Riley.

“Mixed Race” is out the 27th of September in the UK and October 5th in the US.

Directed by Fleur & Manu.

We don’t know much about the Detroit rapper/producer known as Black Milk. What we do know is that there is a very heavy J. Dilla influence in the songs and that the album Tronic is on serious rotation in our cars/office right now.

Get yourself a taste of some Black Milk below.

Black Milk – “Bounce” | Download
http://theblondecollective.com/music/blackmilk-bounce.mp3

Black Milk – “Losing Out” (feat. Royce Da 5′9″) | Download
http://theblondecollective.com/music/blackmilk-LosingOut.mp3

Black Milk on MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/blackmk
Purchase Tronic at iTunes (link will open program)

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With the Ann Arbor Art Fair(s) becoming more and more like an Arts-n-Crafts bizzare, a group of local Ann Arbor creatives look to bring a younger art crowd back into the city. Hello, Forth From It’s Hinges.

Opening this Thursday, Forth From Its Hinges (FFIH) is a annual series that features progressive, local art and music and is housed inside of an industrial warehouse on Ann Arbor’s south side. The afternoons at FFIH find groups of young creatives browsing through art pieces from some of the best local artists. The nights host a fair amount of entertainment, including poetry readings, DJ’s and musical artists (some from Ann Arbor’s, Ghostly International).

From the FFIH Facebook:
FFIH focus this year is on the collaborative and creative curation of the area’s most expressive emerging artists. The site-based production offers artists and audiences alike the opportunity to experience large-scale installations and experimental performances that transcend the usual and explore the unknown–this is not a gallery, club, concert hall, or street fair. The young FFIH curators aim to expose and expand their own community of unseen talent by producing a series that is free from expectation, free from censorship, free from tradition, and free of charge.

Forth From It’s Hinges opens July 29th and runs through August 1st.
For more info and the roster of artists: http://www.forthfromitshinges.com

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From Phella’s website:

“Shout out to the D town holding us down lately. I was going about my day last week when I got in my inbox this rebuild of my “Deaf Poetry Jam Part 1″. It was from Wake, a very talented producer and artistic mind who also happens to be the owner of The Blonde Collective. A rebuild is basically taking acapella vocals and building a track around them. It even came with artwork. Needless to say I was excited and couldn’t wait to share.”

Phella – Deaf Poetry Jam (Wake’s Hearing Aid Rebuild) | Download
http://theblondecollective.com/music/defmaster.mp3

Phella on Twitter: http://twitter.com/phella