Artist /Track title (remix) /Label (catnum) /DeetronCollideGreenGR112 comments 2.VariousKitsune Maison Compilation 9Kitsuné Music3.Carl CraigAt Les(Christian Smith's Tronic Treatment remix)Planet E11 comments 4.Ben SimsHypnosisDrumcodeDC63 5.The Chemical BrothersSwoonAstralwerks6.QuivverIn Your BoatBedrock Records 7.ButchTease meCécille Records 8.NUfrequency feat. Ben OnonoFallen Hero(Motor City Drum Ensemble remix)RebirthREB03228 comments 9.Uffie feat. Pharrel WilliamsAdd Suv(Armand Van Helden Club remix)Ed Banger Records 10.AeonismRule The World / The PhoenixMYTH RecordsMore DJ Charts
Wed, 30 May 2018 3 comments Yotto - Aura The Finnish artist offers up brassy house with bold, proggy strokes—fans of Petar Dundov would do well to check this out.
Tue, 5 Jun 2018 6 comments FOLD - Marimba Echoes (Mall Grab Remix) FOLD? Mall Grab? Marimbas? Where do we sign? The Aegean Sea EP is out on June 15th.
Wed, 6 Jun 2018 Post a comment Jayda G - Seventh Generation feat. Sol G There's a little bit of everything in this smouldering Jayda G jam: warm keys, disco string samples, even an old-school-house-style baritone voiceover.
Tue, 29 May 2018 2 comments Skeptical - Cold Fold Grinding halftime drum & bass with brooding LFO basslines makes for a highlight from Skeptical's upcoming debut album, Enjoy This Trip.
Fri, 25 May 2018 Post a comment D. Tiffany - Respect The Flute Old-school stuff that shows where D. Tiffany's head is at these days: ethereal and vintage trance-influenced sounds with bumping basslines. (And yes, there is a flute to respect.)
Mon, 28 May 2018 8 comments Martyn - Manchester Essential Reese-powered stepper from the forthcoming Martyn LP, Voids. It's dedicated to Manchester and Marcus Intalex, who passed away a year ago today.
Mon, 11 Jun 2018 Post a comment Front Line Assembly - The Eminent Brooding and crystalline electronics from the legendary industrial group, taken from their new album, an atmospheric soundtrack for the video game WarMech.
Tue, 5 Jun 2018 Post a comment Anja Schneider - All I See (Butch Dub) Butch offers a moody, minimal take on the upbeat original, which featured on Schneider's first album in nine years.
