The Bristol star delivers a squirmy techno cut for Falling In Love With Sadness Remixes, which also features Julia Govor, Rebekah and Headless Horseman.

Trippy techno lifted from TRIP, the Polish duo's debut album. It's out in a couple weeks.

Subtle, almost whisper quiet dubbed-out house with a gentle demeanour and powerful sub-bass—the kind of stuff made for that turning point in an opening set when the party really stats.

A typically deep and relaxing remix from Patrice Scott—complete with killer keyboard melodies—like a house music back rub.

The Lithuanian artist twists the Berlin duo's psychedelic original into something even more hypnotic, gripping, dare we say... even a little proggy.

Sometimes all you need is a nice, groovy house beat and a whole lot of saxophone. If that is indeed what you need, then Jon Sable's got you. From his new EP on In Dust We Trust.

Happy-go-lucky acid from Bawrut gets a taut and pumping treatment from KiNK, with all the livewire flair you'd expect, taken from a new EP on Ransom Note Records.

Hybrid drum & bass and techno of the highest order from Pessimist, whose stark and tense remix of Talker member Stave sounds like it's walking a tightrope.

A breezy tech house roller, perfect for a summery Friday.

As one SoundCloud user put it, "That's how club music should sound like in 2019." Small Hours 002 lands via Youandewan's label next week.

Rave techno for giant arenas.

The Sous Music boss taps into her ravey side on this new club weapon.

Another VA EP of wiggly gold from the rising London label.

We've heard a lot from Beau Wanzer over the past five years, but he's been a sick puppy since the turn of the century. His new 10-inch comprises tracks he made between 2000 and 2003. The music hasn't aged a bit—it's fucked up, funky, funny and in its unpolished purity, perfect.

On this split with Oliver Coates, Spatial gets deep—reification comes from gestalt psychology, where it refers to perception which contains more information than what is actually being perceived. The music: deep, bassy, hypnotic and powerfully produced, like we expect from the London producer.