Update: The track has been released and is now available on iTunes. Official Radio Edit preview added. 4/6/13: The long-awaited vocal mix of Seb and Tommy’s masterpiece, “Reload”, featuring “Don’t You Worry Child” vocalist, John Martin. As debuted by Pete Tong on BBC’s Radio One.

Update: Available now via iTunes. 4/11/13: As premiered on BBC Radio, Sub Focus lets loose the Tommy Trash remix of the Alex Clare collaboration, “Endorphins”. Look for an official release for this on May 26th.

THUMP followed Australian electro house phenomenon Tommy Trash before he took the stage alongside A-Trak at Grand Central Miami. In their series ‘The Arrival’, they catch DJs who are at the peak of their career during the intimate moments before they take the stage.

Tommy Trash releases this new bootleg/mashup to honor his 200,000 Facebook fans.

A-Trak’s anthemic tune with Tommy Trash sees its video debut today, making it the second video in 24 hours from the Trash man, following his “Monkey See, Monkey Do” clip earlier. Painstakingly directed by Ryan Staake, in a visual that will have you screaming “domino, motherfucker!” by the end.

Director Philip Hodges takes the Monkey See Monkey Do concept seriously, sending a chimp into space for Tommy Trash’s latest video.

What is sure to be one of the world’s premiere nightlife destinations, MGM’s new Hakkasan Las Vegas Nightclub has announced the DJ line-up for it’s first three weekends. Boasting a line-up of talent that includes some of the biggest names in electronic music, the schedule is as follows: Preview Weekend – April 18-21 · Thursday, [cont.]

Dyro serves up a hefty remix of this great cut by Aston Shuffle and Tommy Trash, released via Axwell’s AXTONE imprint. The new version will hit on May 12, 2013.

Mashup king, Ken Loi, premieres another signature remix, this time combining elements from Tommy Trash, Cudder, and Aoki.

MGM Las Vegas’ newly announced nightlife destination, Hakkasan, has captured the buzz around town lately, and has finally released their full DJ roster for the massive, 80,000 square foot behemoth. Joining the already announced Calvin Harris, Deadmau5, Tiesto, and Steve Aoki, will be each Bambi, Bingo Players, Bob Sinclar, Dada Life, Danny Avila, Fergie, Hardwell, [cont.]

Deadmau5′s Mau5trap imprint has started the year off nicely, most recently with Nom De Strip’s excellent Clouds EP, and now with a remix pack for Tommy Trash’s catchy “Monkey See Monkey Do”. The new collection features new renditions of the 2011 set staple from Tom Starr, Nom De Strip, Zero Hero, and Tom Trash himself. [cont.]

Tom Trash frees up his Moby / Empire Of The Sun bootleg that he’s been playing in his sets as of late.

Tom Trash tells us: Here’s a simple lil’ edit of Sunrise and Pandor that I’ve been dropping in my sets! works really nicely if you’re after a tougher drop than the original Sunrise drop! hope you enjoy!!

Grandtheft takes on A-Trak and Tommy Trash’s “Tuna Melt”, slowing it down to Trap rhythm, and adding some Chali 2na (Juassic 5) vocal samples. Grab it for free down below.

Hardwell mashes “Zero 76″ and “Reload” for his Essential Mix. Maybe he’ll free it up for the rest of us this holiday season?

Another interview from the Australian Electronic Music Conference, Diplo, Tommy Trash and guests talk in-depth about the differences between DJ’s and producers. A very interesting debate takes place over the course of 40 minutes.

Kaskade blesses us with two mashups today, earlier releasing “Eyes Reloaded” and following up a few short hours later with “Empty Streets Cascade”, which takes his own “Empty Streets” vocal and mixes it with one of Tommy Trash’s breakthrough tracks, “Cascade”, ironically. Kaskade remixes “Cascade”? This is double-rainbow alert level madness of world-ending proportion.

For today’s Mashup Mondays, Kaskade sews a much needed vocal to Seb and Tommy’s massive “Reload”. We’re sure an actual vocal remix of “Reload” can’t be far behind, but this will do for now.

UPDATE 2: Out now on Beatport. UPDATE: Full track preview added, courtesy of Sir Tommy Trash. Tommy Trash is not a DJ, but a metaphysical force: a whirling dervish of headbanging locks, supercharged riffs, and unstoppable jump-up enthusiasm. He’s spent the last year conquering the world of dance music, leaving a path of blown speakers [cont.]

Former L.A. Riots member, Hot Mouth, weighs in on Tommy Trash’s “Blair Bitch Project”, as premiered on Tommy’s Trashed Radio, episode 004.