Thu, 3 Jan 2019

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More than just a funny title, this track—actually a rejected remix of "unnamed source material"—shows off the more precise, dance floor-oriented side of Cindy Li, though it's still suffused with her signature warmth and melody.

Sat, 29 Dec 2018

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The opening track from Australian producer Reptant's new 12-inch on D. Tiffany's label is a fluffy cloud of ethereal acid—until it comes crashing down to earth with a deadly bassline.

Fri, 4 Jan 2019

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An inspired collaboration that leads to just the kind of groovy but off-centre—and in this case, subtly acid-informed—house music you'd hope for.

Fri, 4 Jan 2019

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Tense, high-drama techno in typically excellent Peder Mannerfelt style. You can download it for free.

Fri, 28 Dec 2018

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This sweet acid lullaby is off the Mexico City producer's forthcoming split with Parisian newcomer Soul Edifice, the tenth 12-inch in the Acid Avengers series.

Fri, 21 Dec 2018

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Claude VonStroke massages Tom Flynn and Amp Fiddler's track into a steady big room bomb with deadpan vocals that have a way of sticking in your mind.

Fri, 4 Jan 2019

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Just in time for the weekend, Horse Meat Disco teases their first release of 2019 with this infectious disco party-starter featuring the powerhouse vocals of Amy Douglas.

Wed, 16 Jan 2019

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Tommy Four Seven takes on the EBM group with a battering ram remix. Distorted kick drums and flattened snares, bursts of white noise, the occasional moment of terror—this one has it all.