Title pretty much says it all! The release date coincides with the second edition of Full On Ferry, November 1.

"Finally the wait is over! On November 1st Ferry Corsten’s brand new artist album “Twice In A Blue Moon” will see its official release! The follow up from the legendary “L.E.F.” album will be available for the very first time during the second edition of ‘Full On Ferry’ at Ahoy in Ferry’s home town Rotterdam.

One of the tracks on “Twice In A Blue Moon” is the new Ferry Corsten single “Radio Crash”. This track is causing mayhem on all dancefloors all around the world since the end of the summer! Already huge support by Tiësto, Armin van Buuren, Paul van Dyk, Above & Beyond and many others!"

(Sourced from www.ferrycorsten.com)

Oh, and the single, Radio Crash, is due out in October 13, in all your favorite formats.

The tracklist was released today as well, so read on for that!

On October 14, Japanese dance rock pioneers Boom Boom Satellites (aka bassist/programmer Masayuki Nakano and guitarist/vocalist Michiyuki Kawashima) celebrates their 10-year anniversary with the digital release of “Exposed.” Boom Boom Satellites are widely considered one of the first true “dance rock” band’s (the genre didn’t even exist back then) and their impact is felt in the music of some of today’s most popular artists. “Exposed” offers 12 tracks that blends philosophical lyrics and an untamed physical rave experience with the toughness of rock’n’roll and the precision of electronic programming.     

Boom Boom Satellites first gained notoriety during the late-90’s electronica explosion for making music that sounded unlike what anyone else was doing in the world. The band’s melding of dance and rock music was in your face, unique and 100% live. And this live show is at the crux of what makes Boom Boom Satellites stand out from the crowd. In fact, the live show is so good that Boom Boom Satellites have been a favorite at top festivals around the world and toured with acts including Underworld and Moby, among many others. 

Including Exposed, Boom Boom Satellites have released six studio albums – Out Loud (1998), Umbra (2001), Photon (2002), Full Of Elevating Pleasures (2005) and On (2006). Critical acclaim for Out Loud lead to many opportunities from the onset including global tours and remix requests from artists including Garbage, Josh Wink and Jaydee and Ken Ishii.

Read on for more details on this album and be sure to grab yourself a copy as Exposed is digitally released in North America on October 14.

The fifth edition of Armin van Buuren’s stunning and International Dance Music Awards Winning compilation ‘A State of Trance’ is out now. ‘ Armin van Buuren – A State of Trance 2008’ is the long expected new album of the awarded sequence and is filled with a range of the most exclusive and hottest tracks around.

The four previous edition of the ‘A State of Trance’ series were a big success and therefore he chose to continue the concept of ASOT 2006 and 2007; CD1 contains the ‘On the Beach’ theme and consists of tracks with catchy beats, warm vocals and delicate summer melodies, while CD2 reflects the atmosphere of an Armin performance ‘In The Club’.

Read on past the break for the 2CD Track List and be sure to get yourself a copy right here !

Beautiful melodies, stabbing basslines, funky weirdness, slick production and gorgeous female vocals highlights Momentum; the newest release from San Francisco’s own legends of west coast/progressive breaks, Momu. This tag-team is comprised of JD Moyer (AKA Jondi from Jondi & Spesh) and Frisco’s first-ever progressive breaks DJ, Mark Musselman.    

After joining forces in 2001, Momu’s debut EP "This Is Momu" and subsequent tracks "Sunsicle" (Bedrock Breaks), "Bring It On Back" (Spundae Records) and "The Dive" (championed by Nick Warren his Global Underground Reykjavik CD) helped define an emerging genre that eventually became known as progressive breaks. 2006's self-titled debut artist album received critical acclaim internationally while also making Momu's music essential in the crates (CD wallets) of names including John Digweed, Sasha, Annie Nightingale, James Zabiela, DJ Hyper, Adam Freeland, Ashley Casselle, Lee Burridge, Cass, Hernan Cattaneo, DJ19, Pako & Frederik, and Hybrid. The album did exceptionally well commercially too, scoring licensing deals for the US's most popular TV show "CSI" and the world's biggest video game at the time "Dance Dance Revolution."

Momu may have broken the "progressive-breaks" mold it helped create - Momentum is much more playful and uplifting than the genre may allow - but Momu's signature sonic eccentricity, insanely high production values, and larger than life hooks are still front and center.

Both Jondi and Mark are residents at San Francisco's favorite mid-weekly, Qoöl, where fans can hear them regularly testing out new and unusual breakbeat frequencies.

Momu Momentum is released in North America on November 11. Momu "Window" single with remixes from PQM, Jason Knight, and Jondi & Spesh released October 6. Read on past the break for the full track listing and dj opinions!

Ottaviani´s latest release No More Alone blends gorgeous melodies with fresh, electronic sounds, creating a track that carries listeners through with floorshuddering beats and sumptuous breakdowns. The deliciously dark Gladiator Mix is complemented by contributions from trance masters Jon O'Bir and John O'Callaghan and though each mix provides a slightly different experience, the artistry and core melodies of the tack never fail to satisfy!

Grab your very own copy here and check the samples after the break!

The name is new, but chances are you’ve already heard Catz 'n Dogz. Previously, as "3 Channels," the best friend duo have already released red-hot club records on some of the most respected underground dance labels in the world including Trapez, Crosstown Rebels, Pokerflat, Boxer, dirtybird, Leena, Trenton, and their own imprint, Channels Recordings. After making underground techno for many years, the duo have now ventured into new territory. This time, as Catz n' Dogz, the boys have headed towards deep house without losing sight of their harder techno roots - exploring lush organic soundscapes with live drums and instrumentation.

The instant Claude VonStroke heard the new sound he snatched it up for his mothership label. Greg and Voitek had already generated two smash hit appearances on Claude's dirtybird label, remixing the infamous "Who's Afraid of Detroit?" on limited one-sided vinyl which has been seen selling for up to 100 euros a copy on the web! They also destroyed dance-floors with last years hit "Chicken Affair EP," crossing over to DJs as diverse as Radioslave, Jesse Rose, and Sebo K.

Read on to find out exactly why you should care about this release. Oh, also check out the full track list!

Thought I'd take a moment and cue in an update (and perhaps an introduction, for some) for an up-and-comer by the name of Dennis Sheperd. He's got quite a lot happening this month, so you just might see his name more often! He's put out releases on High Contrast Nu Breed, and MPFS Records, so check him out! A couple of my favorites:

Dennis Sheperd - Infinity

Dennis Sheperd - Pressure

Read on for the complete update!

Maelstrom Records and Slinky have teamed up to release a series of digital compilations Slinky Presents Global Trance chronicling the club brand on their extensive world tour. The first album New Zealand was recorded during their recent tour at the beautiful yet diverse land and features the best new trance from big names such as Oakenfold, Sander van Doorn, Richard Durand and many more.

One of the biggest clubbing brands both in the UK and globally, Slinky has been at the forefront of dance music for well over a decade, putting Bournemouth on the map as a clubbing destination through its famous nights at The Opera House. Entertaining up to 2,000 people, the super club opened with Laurent Garnier at the controls and ran a staggering 500 shows with huge events such as The Slinky Winter Ball getting national TV coverage. The Seriously Slinky Arena Tour soon followed, rocking venues across the UK and quickly went onto capture the worlds imagination with events in ever corner of the globe even being the only UK brand to hold a residency in Tokyo.

Read on for more on the compilation series and for the full track listing.

When you check out The Model’s track “What Does It Look Like I'm Doing?" (available for free download by clicking here) you’ll wonder “just where in the hell did this awesome band come from and why haven’t I heard of them sooner?!” It’s not an overstatement or overconfidence to say this band’s debut CD Physical could be the electronic rock record of the year. There are at least FIVE bonafide-hit singles on this CD, and of course, the band has the nerve to call itself The Model in the first place. It all makes sense and sounds fabulous at home, in the car or on a strobe lit runway.

“What Does It Look Like I'm Doing?" and “Wrong Number” features all the glitz and glitter great synthpop is all about. A sparkling synth line matches up with a pulsating beat and flowing lyrics that’s just magic for the ears. “I Won't Be Hanging Out Anymore” brings some Philly philth into the mix for a dirtier electro sound. “Do You Believe In Angels” is reminiscent of Fischerspooner sans the robots and cheeky shtick, while “N/A” needs no explanation – it’s all about the power of Markie as a frontman. “Immigrant” sounds like it could have easily come from Trent Reznor’s Pretty Hate Machine or Broken. These are only half the tracks on Physcial – ‘nuff said.

The Model was started by frontman/lyricist Markie and keyboardists Ziggy, Jason and Johnny as a semi-annual philosophic-pop-costume-party in Philadelphia, and today, it’s pretty much retained some of the pop and dance-ness and ridiculous-ness. The Model inspired by geometry and Russian literature, by Katherine Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart, in old black and white photos. It’s as much man as it is machine.

The Model’s debut CD Physical is released November 18, 2008 on Playloop Records