Robert Henke has made them available on his website in advance of its release in February.

"The most exciting new music comes from young kids guys running some audio software in a bedroom, listening to the result over a shitty hi-fi and use Melodyne all the way wrong. Those folks do not read gear magazines, they could not care less about yet another mastering EQ, but create the most stunning beauty."

Here's an outtake from the soon to be released Speaking in Code documentary in which Robert Henke (Monolake) scopes out the magic machines at the highly respected Berlin-based mastering studio.

The guys over at R.fm have gone through their archives and collected a selection of their favourite minimal music videos, including the likes of Plastikman, Magda, Alexi Delano and Monolake.

Barcelona's BamBam blog chat about the potential of surround sound usage in a dance music environment, using examples from Monolake, Richie Hawtin and Speedy J to illustrate their points.

Derek Walmsley chats to Monolake about his work at Ableton, how that work effects his music, the Atom project and much more in this unedited transcript.

Robert Henke's free track of the month in October is an extended edit of "Cern," which was originally released in 2003 and was dedicated to the Large Hadron Collider on the French/Swiss border.