Wildcat! Wildcat! is a collaboration of several longtime friends consisting of Jesse Taylor, Michael Wilson, and Jesse Carmichael.  Together they strive to provide "quality taste, sexy beats, and beautiful thoughtfulness in songwriting...", and they do a pretty damn good job.  Their first two singles have a sultry yet whimsical air to them.  Although similar to bands like Cherub and Passion Pit, Wildcat! Wildcat!firmly stands out from the crowd with a sound all their own.  Grab their new single "Mr. Quiche" over at Bandcamp for the FREE or take a listen below.  I recommend both.

Wildcat! Wildcat! - End Of The World Everyday by Wildcat! Wildcat!

 So what do Radiohead, Portishead, and a marching band have in common? The answer is Quakers.  Quakers is a massive hip-hop collective with over 30 members including the multi-instrumentalist behind Portishead: Geoff Barrow.  First appearing in Banksy's film Exit Through The Gift Shop, the group has finally readied a huge release for their huge project.  The self-titled double album will be available March 27th via Stones Throw Records, and boasts over 40 tracks! In the mean time, Quakers have dropped their first single on us and its a thick bitch.  "Fitta Happier" is heavy with brass taking on Radiohead's "The National Anthem" and Guilty Simpson and MED providing some fine lyricism.  Take a listen and grab the single over here.

[Via NinjaTune]

 "Black Sands came out in 2010 to almost universal critical acclaim and worldwide commercial success. Black Sands Remixed gathers together a group of like-minded musicians and producers to interpret this classic album. Most of the material here has never been heard before and has been gathered with assistance from renowned DJ and label-head Alexander Nut. Featuring remixes from Machinedrum (watch the video below), FaltyDL, Mark Pritchard and Floating Points amonst others, Black Sands Remixed is available to buy now."

 Yup, that's right kiddos! Fresh baked Bonobo has arrived in the States today, and is ready to be feasted on.  Purchase the album over at Ninja Tunes (as of this writing it has yet to be released on iTunes), and check out "The Keeper (BANKS Remix)" and a pretty sick video for Machinedrum's "Eyesdown" remix below.