Matias Aguayo is on guest vocals for the band's new single, "Ice Cream." This one carries an 18-years-old and above advisory. Score.

Like eating a big bag of candy.

As Pitchfork reveals in this interview, the Comeme boss sings on the experimental outfit's next album, due out on Warp this summer.

Matias Aguayo, Rebolledo and Daniel Maloso chat to Dancity about the story behind their bumbumbox parties and the Comeme label family.

RA user Elenko Elenkov has put together a 14 minute highlight film from this year's festival in Cologne, which features footage of Michael Mayer and Matias Aguayo performing at the Kompakt 3000 party.

The Kompakt man talks to MTV about his BumBumBox street parties, sandwiched between questions on his favourite animal and what he would do if he had a robot chest.

Have a gander at the rather fetching looking video for the Matias Aguayo single "Rollerskate," directed by man of many talents Trevor Jackson.

The Chilean-born producer gives a cutting assessment of techno's current fascination with world music, telling The Guardian that, "adding a few congas and a 'Latino' vocal does not reflect a willingness to learn from other cultures."

Fabric First asks the Kompakt producer to talk about the stories behind the tracks that made up his latest album: "'Menta latte' is the story of a police raid, swat commando unit style, in an Italian café in my neighbourhood."

Pick up "Rollerskate", the lead single from Matias Aguayo's forthcoming LP on Kompakt for nadda.

The Cómeme boss chats to LA Weekly about various aspects of his bumbumbox parties, and gives details about his forthcoming album.

Kompakt points us to a free track from Matias Aguayo, which features Lady Bumbox: "Bo Jack." It's the A-side of the debut single from Aguayo's new imprint, Còmeme.