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Few and Far Between serve up their third release with a trio of sumptuous sounds: giving a daring debut in the shape of ‘Comatose’ from an equally mysterious local Producer/DJ who goes under the name of FKA Boursin.

Previously known as DJ Boursin... See full review

Seemingly in a rich vein of form right now, Bristol based Brummie Zobol (Jon Chmielewski) drops his debut double 12” release ‘Waveform Trajectory’ with 8 smoking hot star struck jams.

Demonstrating his ability to straddle a range of influences and... See full review

UK techno mainstay and all round top geezer Mark Broom releases ‘Fast Fünfzig’ on Rekids. A finely crafted EP comprising of 4 cuts that give more than a nod to this talented producer’s roots and make you take note, whilst also signalling the arrival... See full review

Refreshingly cliché free in his output, Jayson Wynters is not afraid to push things into the red and cover his sonics in dirt. Yet, equally commands a finesse and poise that is more akin to the Motorcity forefathers than the ‘klang’ of his local... See full review

Since its inception, Chubby! has become a trusted imprint and high quality source of deep house, having featured artists such as Ewan Jansen, Trinidadian Deep, Javonntte, Vincent Floyd and Brad P. Their latest edition Vol.4 is their first release... See full review

Named in honour of a portable record player invented in his own hometown of Birmingham, “Discatron” is a classic Higher Intelligence Agency ride into the outreaches of the aural cosmos as Bird powers straight into the opening groove wrapping... See full review

As Skee Mask hits the 6th release in this series, he goes even further down the trail of sonic exploration and delivers 6 slices of the finest electro-acoustic ambience that is earpleasing, as it is powerfully charged and evocative. A trip into the... See full review

In Welsh folk law, it’s said that “Annwn” (pronounced an:un) which translates as “The Otherworld” in English, is a world of delights and beauty, located on an island or somewhere beneath the earth. It seems a fitting title for the debut LP on Banoffee... See full review

Welcome back Aril, this has been worth the wait.

Over 8 tracks, he ambles through a sumptuous mixture of gentle soundscapes, minimalist styled composition and trademark warmth that comes together in blissfull technicolor. With very little aimed at... See full review

Techno outlaw and notable West Country synth slinger A Sagittariun returns to his Elastic Dreams imprint to round out the year in style, dropping a brand new EP ‘A Fistful Of Bitcoins’. Another spatial adventure that traverses the wilds of Tucumcari,... See full review

The 3rd release in their series, Oscillate welcome the talents of Johanna Knutsson & Karen Gwyer for this brilliant split EP.

Checking in on Johanna’s side, the Swedish producer takes aim with the bubbling tones and tempo of “Hassel”, a minimal... See full review

Although his productions are few and far between, London-based Apiento aka Paul Byrne has an impressive knack of serving up catchy hooks, wrapped in immersive ambience. This fantastic 7" lays down a bubbly downtempo, delay-filled groove that pitches... See full review

As debut EPs go, “Zero Seagull” is one of those 12s you really can’t argue with or want to miss out on. Featuring three beautifully crafted tracks packed with techno soul, underpinned by jazz-tinged drums and dusty breaks – this is material that sits... See full review

As someone who doesn't follow Giegling that much, this release came as pleasant surprise. A class EP all round, it's packed full of futuristic minimalism and Detroit influences that somehow transcend current trends. From the twinkling eeriness of 'Jap... See full review

All the good stuff on this EP... Acid, Detroit, Techno, House... Top work BOE for getting these tracks back out on wax for more of us to enjoy...

Deep techno bomb... "Stella" is one of those tracks that will really capture the mood and the moment in front of the right crowd. Enjoy!

This EP is the business ... ALL winners, it's soulful electro at it's best flavoured with all the right undertones and influences of UK electronic music. Win, win, win, win!

If you like your house and techno on the deep side, these two cuts won't disappoint - lovely stuff. 'Surface Noise' is one of those pure analogue sounding slices of lushness that just gets better with each play!

One of the best techno compilations I've acquired in recent times. Every track is a winner! Don't sleep on this...

This is one release that any self respecting fan of deep UK house should put in their box (& collection). Just watch this number roll as those killer keys hit after the breakdown...