Dubstep is having its closeup thanks to the name and face and LP titled James Blake. Genre genealogists are debating dubstep's lineage and where this young man fits, while Blake is signing to…   Read Story »

James Blake's debut self-titled LP comes out tomorrow, but you can stream it early at Dutch broadcaster VPRO's website. While enjoying the new album you can click over to writer and Mr. Dream drummer…   Read Story »

James Blake performed "The Wilhelm Scream" for BBC Radio 1 a couple weeks back. This album/video version feels far more intimate, probably because the swell in the second half feels like you've got…   Read Story »

Dubstep's journey from off-kilter production houses to the media-trend-piece radar is best captured by the name James Blake. Literally. Think back a few years to Burial's willful obfuscation --…   Read Story »

It was a breakout year for British beatmaker Gold Panda, whose remixes and singles rippled around 2009 and whose debut full-length Lucky Shiner was one of this year's finest. When live, he summons…   Read Story »

Just like last week, here are this week's attention-worthy videos. New ones from Serena-Maneesh, Antony and the Johnsons, Gatekeeper, Gordon Voidwell, James Blake, Kid Cudi, Mark Ronson, Torche, and…   Read Story »

James's spellbinding cover of Feist's "The Limit To Your Love" gives a clean look at the experimental UK producer remarkable voice, a remarkable pristine and powerful thing for someone spending so…   Read Story »

Man behind a masterful triptych of experimental and occasionally dazzling beat and vocal based EPs this year (most recently Klavierwerke), James Blake has issued some even stronger catnip blogbait…   Read Story »

James Blake's Klavierwerke is out this week. Sample one of the album's four tracks below. The edited piano and vocal, and the deliberate pacing gives it a mystical, aloof feel. (Via…   Read Story »