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The Dirty Tees’ remix of Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ Dull Life — and it’s currently topping the Hype Machine...

TORONTO NATIVES Ryan Freeman and Grant Peters (alternative electro duo The Dirty Tees) first met in their sophomore year of High School where they first began collaborating together on an extensive horde of music projects, experimenting and pushing countless boundaries in order to achieve and embrace new soundscapes.

Famed for their outrageously endearing remix collaborations with the likes of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, La Roux, Phoenix and Two Door Cinema Club the duo regularly top the charts of the illustrious Hype Machine and esteemed music blogs alike.

Where We Are, The Dirty Tees's forthcoming debut single, encompasses the sumptuous vocals of Freeman alongside a whole host of eccentric trance synths, stirring melodies and gritty house lead beats.

Available exclusively through iTunes on August 30th, this inaugural track from the Canadian pair is now fully primed and set to explode into the ears of revellers spanning the globe.

Listen to The Dirty Tees in all their electro glory at soundcloud.com/thedirtytees and thedirtyteesmusic.com.

Fever Rising — new single from Them:Youth...

THEM:YOUTH RETURN with a new single Fever Rising on August 16th on their own label, Big Hand Recordings.

It follows hotly on the heels of their first two acclaimed releases Bow & Arrows and Halo released on Another Music, Another Kitchen and Dirty Boots labels respectively.

Fever Rising is a bold step forward for the band and marks the first taster from their forthcoming debut album, currently being recorded and mixed in a secret bunker in darkest London Town.

Fever Rising captures the spirit and excitement of the band's triumphant live performance, and builds into a rousing crescendo of euphoric dance rock that has quickly built them up a strong following.

Early comparisons were been made to the likes of Chemical Brothers, Primal Scream and Underworld, with the swagger of the Marychain and undertones of the classic indie rock sounds of The Stones and Clash, but they have quickly established their own soul and sound for 2010 that defies genre.

Here, blissed out guitars collide with sing-a-long choruses and beat-fuelled freakouts. This is the sound of a band loosening up and finding their own groove. Them:Youth have quickly earned themselves a reputation for being a ferocious live band with shows in and around the capital, and will continue to bring their live experience to a venue near you this summer.

Them:Youth are: Mark Buckle, vocals; Ilan Hartogh, vox & guitar; Allan McBride, bass & bvs; Paul Buckle, Drums.

Check out themyouth.com.

Coalfinger — Forget Quantum Of
Solace. For the ultimate eco-friendly
Bond, watch Coalfinger...

WITH A SOUNDTRACK donated by Bond composer David Arnold (Quantum Of Solace, Casino Royal) and Michael Price, the animated Bond spoof stars Brian Blessed (Black Adder, Flash Gordon) as evil villain Coalfinger alongside David Mitchell (C4's Peep Show) as secret agent Gaverson Green.

Along with his dopey sidekick Dr. Anthracite, Coalfinger plans to cover the world in coal-fired power stations and destroy the climate in Operation Browncloud.

Can Green and his glamorous assistant Katrina Hurkane stop their dastardly plans? Is a top secret hideout involved? Are there plenty of double entendres? Play it and see!

Spin — Music Rules in Spin, Double
Edge Films’ sharply-observed take
on saving the world...

IN Spin, a DJ is 'The Man' putting right some
of the world's many wrongs.

Spider — It’s all fun and games until
somebody loses an eye...

BLUE-TONGUE FILMS' Spider will keep you
guessing before it takes you down with an icy,
double-whammy stab of black humour and
a cover-your-eyes ending.

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