The '90s meet the now on this exciting post-club EP.

Sentimental rave tracks that pair pumping house with a heady concept.

The electronic sound of Mumbai.

Smooth tracks from a producer dubbed "the Moroccan Glenn Underground."

The Scottish artist's most ambitious record yet doesn't deliver on its lofty premise.

Raw, unpredictable techno for fans of Stanislav Tolkachev.

Played by Ben UFO, these are two strong tracks by an emerging artist.

A transparent, disrespectful cash grab.

A valuable reissue of classics from a low-key house US producer.

Andrew Ryce tells the story of a UK garage classic.

Thundering acid techno for peak-time DJ sets.

Mean breakbeats that move like a bulldozer.

Big on melody, these trance-tinged tunes will brighten your next DJ set.

Forceful beats meet lush melody on this highly charged single.

Upbeat synth pop for busy dance floors.

Timeless Detroit electro, reissued.

Resurrected from DAT, this is rich house and techno from the '90s Belgian underground.

A minimal hit (and Diplo favourite) is reissued.

Sci-fi jungle from an exciting new artist.

An intoxicating blend of nu-disco, post-punk and UK bass.

A leading minimalist nods to trance and techno.

Four Tet at his twisted best.

fabric celebrates 20 years with this adventurous grime collaboration.

Haunting techno unearthed as part of an obscure cassette reissue.

Big, bold and straight to the point—Robyn gets a big-room update.

A thrilling club track from a rising star of New York's queer dance scene.

Unique, thrilling sonic experiments.

Jungle meets techno on this nostalgic EP.

Powerful big-room techno, Floorplan style.

Foggy ambient recorded from an unlikely source—motorcycle engines.

Gerd Janson and Carl Cox remix a classic famously played during Space Ibiza's final party.

Touching Australian ambient inspired by southern France.

Sterile tech house that quickly gets old.

Massive, melodic house music released on Bicep's label.

This sunny disco track might be your (new) favourite Soulwax remix of the year.

Played by Binh and Nicolas Lutz, this clever techno record was originally 30 BPM faster.

One of Kyle Hall's best remixes rescued from obscurity.

Footwork at its sample-heavy best.

The PC Music founder remixes one of the year's most exciting breakout acts.

Looking back on a record that helped define minimal dance music.

Swirling house destined for anthem status.

Bright, propulsive techno on a revered live act's first record of the year.

'Eco-techno' direct from the forest floor.

Pings, zaps and big basslines, engineered for crisp soundsystems.

Four years since the last Scuba record, Paul Rose returns with the weakest release of his career.

Subtle, atmospheric house for the "in-between" stages of a party.

A remarkable debut from a South London poet.

Effective house music for every house DJ.

A limber combination of bass and techno.

Hard-to-place techno, electro and bass on Or:la's label.

Touching ambient soundscapes for inner contemplation.

Dark, neck-snapping 2-step from a talented producer.

Dembow, krautrock and classic house—try to keep up with this disjointed mixtape.

A charming blend of pop and house.

Precision drum & bass that you could also spin in your techno set.

An exciting dubstep producer turns to house.

More classy music from the global ambient underground.

Kirk Degiorgio looks back on a classic techno record that baffled DJs—and ravers—upon its release.

A versatile producer returns to his drum & bass roots—with excellent results.

Mariah Carey meets trap and grime on this daring mixtape.

A twisted reimagining of the sounds of early grime.

Unique sound design from one of techno's leading artists.

Brutal, beautiful experimental music.

A smart edit? Or the dumbest dance record of the year?

Dancehall meets experimental club on this forward-thinking EP.

Adventurous techno on an NTS resident's new label.

An evocative remix from an exciting London experimental artist.

Touching synth experiments.

High-energy techno played by Blawan & Dax J.

Epic, detailed house.