Linkage: Sasha & Digweed, Drumcode, ISSST, iPod, Matthew Herbert and more

As individuals, Sasha and John Digweed stand as two of the most creative, influential and important music makers on the entire planet. On the eve of their triumphant return to Australian shores, ITM caught up with dance music’s most important dynamic duo to find out the complete story. [Inthemix]

Swedish techno imprint Drumcode celebrates its 10th anniversary this year - with a compilation to be released in November.

Kevin Griffiths & Bobby M get set to spread their wings yet further as they release the first recording from their groundbreaking electronic avant-garde that is ISSST, recorded live at The End in London, serving up an audio snapshot of the ISSST experience. Out now.

Hard to believe it, but a half decade ago today Apple CEO Steve Jobs stood up in front of a small crowd and introduced an "MP3 music player... that plays all of the popular open formats of digital music..." a device that changed the consumer electronics industry forever. Of course, that device was the iPod. [Engadget]

Matthew Herbert will reissue his 1996 work 100 lbs January 23 via !K7. Included in the package is a bonus disc crammed with b-sides, rarities, and unreleased tracks "more club-friendly than the main album". [Pitchfork]