"Hospitals rogue trader Mistabishi continues to deliver drum+bass of the wildest kind, this time with a remix from the don Matrix."

Alix Perez (Charleroi, Belgium) who first came to prominence back in 2005, has been described as one of the most talented Drum n Bass producers as well as one of the “Leaders of the Nu Skool” by Knowledge Magazine, he now brings us his LP titled “1984”. But does this LP live up to the hype?

Head on over to Dancenode for the full review.

Okay ... now this game is looking really, really good ...

Logistics aka Matt Gresham (Cambridge, UK) follows up his successful "Reality Checkpoint" with his third LP - "Crash, Bang, Wallop!" Hospital has been dominating the Drum n Bass scene for so long, can their artists keep them on top or have they jumped the shark ?

Head on over to Dancenode for the full review.

According to Kotaku, "While the Australian government dawdles on changes to the country's classification guidelines, games continue to be "refused classification" on the grounds they exceed the maximum rating of MA15+. The latest game on the chopping block? Left 4 Dead 2.

Yup, Valve's Zombie shooter has been refused classification, which means it can't be made commercially available in the country. Not quite the same as a banning, but it has the same effect."

C'mon Aussie Govt, C'mon. We need an R rating for Video Games. Though I have to wonder if this will affect digital downloads as well, otherwise Steam FTW.