The Warp man came in ahead of debut LPs from SBTRKT, James Blake and Katy B with his 2011 album Glass Swords.

Rustie's debut album was a splash of Technicolor, escapist fun that drew on trance, rave and the Seinfield theme. Could it be this generation's Club Tropicana?

Simon Reynolds uses Rustie's Glass Swords as a jumping off point for a lengthy piece on "electronic music's evolution toward the thrilling excess of digital maximalism."

The Guardian has the goods.

New Rustie album coming October 10/11. Watch a one minute preview of 'Glass Swords' and accompanying video to go along with it.

The Glaswegian producer celebrates his appearance at this month's Ballers Social birthday bash with a mix for FACT, which features cuts from Hudson Mohawke, The Cool Kids and Subeena.