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If you’re a Potholes regular, you have probably noticed we dig what’s come from the 5 O’Clock Shadowboxers. Their The Slow Twlight was easily one of the best surprises of last year and now they’re coming back with a new project. Broken Clocks EP will bring more of the hazy, slightly creepy, and sometimes-epic greatness from the duo of Zilla Rocca and Douglas Martin, aka Blurry Drones. “No Resolution 2″, a return to a track from The Slow Twilight, is the EP’s first leak and sets the bar pretty high with guest spots from Has-Lo, Elucid, and Nico the Beast. Check it out and let us know your thoughts. As always, huge props to Objektiv One on the killer artwork.

Here is an interesting project from a new face to me, Lyle Horowitz. Featuring the likes of Shameless Plug, PreZZure, Elucid, SLik D, Sha James and more, I could not overlook. You may recognize some of the samples featured on this project. Click the individual songs on the bandcamp to see what it is! Give it a spin and share some thoughts…

Download: Lyle Horowitz – Auteur

Khal comes through with some more Elucid heat today, and it goes hard. You can always depend on the Lessondary folk to bring the goods, this is just another prime example. Be sure to also check out The Sub Bass Diet, that album is maddness, and free! Give it a spin and let us know what you think after the skip…

Download: Elucid – “Run Away”

Bonus: Elucid – The Sub Bass Diet

Here is a little something that the homie Elucid cooked up, full of bruising bass and drums. With a heavy influence from Flying Lotus, this 8-bit masterpiece is guaranteed to get your eardrums moving. Here is a direct quote from Elucid,

“The Sub Bass Diet showcases my love for 8 bit electronic sounds and digital rhythms. Inspired by dub reggae/dubstep, global street art culture and free form experimental producers like Flying Lotus, The Sub Bass Diet explores the power of drum & bass as the vehicle for transcendence.”

Bandcamp: Elucid – The Sub Bass Diet

Haj shot this over earlier today, a fresh tape from Philly’s own, DN3. Not really sure what this is (Mixtape, EP, LP), but I am just going to go ahead and call it a collection of dopeness. DN3 has beats, plain and simple. And not only do we get some fresh instrumentals, but cats like Random, Donwill, Elucid, Jermiside, Musiq, Frank-N-Dank and more are featured on here. Enough from me, give this a spin and let us know what you think…

Bandcamp: DJ DN3 – This Is Chess… Not Checkers Volume 1