Artist /Track title (remix) /Label (catnum) /Diego PobletsParalles And Meridians(Lank remix)Sound AvenueSA0082.Ian O'DonovanForever Untold(Satoshi Fumi remix)Perspectives Digital 3.Android CartelWake Up Call(Hernan Cattaneo & Soundexile remix)Subtract Musicsubtract0031 comment4.RaxonSomedayReplug5.Kieran JSymbiosis99percentrecordings990026.Digital MessXylitol7.Poison Pro, MiushaAlien(Kobana remix)Proton Music 8.Denis AEscobarDAR Digital9.InterplayNitroLowbit10.Ian O'DonovanForever UntoldPerspectives DigitalMore 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.
