Emile Facey lives in Penge, South East London. First inspired by Kraftwerk and the Street Sounds hip-hop compilations in the early 1980s Emile was hooked on electro from an early age. In 1998 he started promoting electro...

From a lost Australian electronic soul gem, to a cult classic: Shahara-Ja’s ‘I’m An Arabian Knight’ has gained much momentum since it’s 2017 reissue, so much so that the Egyptian Lover reached...

For anyone following Cut & Paste Records' output for the past few years their latest release may seem totally out of the ordinary... 6 scratch records in a row and now some kind of futuristic techno? But our intention...

Keysound Recordings returns to the shadows with the label's first full EP from newcomer Etch. Etch brings a jungle flavor to the dubstep dance. Not exclusively of course: his collaboration "Sounds" with Wen-mentor...

Strictly Raw Vol. 2, follows Strictly Raw Vol. 1 which was released in 2015 and described as, "a collection of his label Boysnoize Records' filthiest industrial stalwarts" by SPIN Magazine. Boys Noize on the...

Blue 01 comes in the form of a split 12" release from Tessela and Lanark Artefax. It features Tessela's "Glisten", a track we've loved and coveted since Joy Orbison slipped into his essential mix in 2016...

It's no surprise that Holland's Ekman has sprung up on the Bedouin label. After all, the imprint proposes a very similar sort of deal to the likes of Berceuse Heroique. Both labels love dark iconography and mood sounds;...

In 2014, Ultramajic's Jimmy Edgar received information about an East Detroit storage unit auction containing vintage recording equipment and historical items of Detroit Techno descent. Ultramajic came into the possession of...

BERLIN, BRISTOL, CAIRO, JOHANNESBURG, KYIV, LAGOS, LISBON, LUANDA, NAIROBI, NAPLES Soundway Records, along with the Goethe-Institute and Adaptr.org, present TEN CITIES a new compilation including, amongst many others, the...

unofficial reissue - The origins of American act Newcleus lay in a 1977 Brooklyn DJ collective known as Jam-On Productions, including Ben 'Cozmo D' Cenac, Monique Angevin and her brother Pete - all teenagers and still in...

Making his long awaited return to Salt Mines, Hymns produces a debut 12' flecked with restrained breakbeats, off-kilter rhythms and glistening pads. Opener 'Water Acid' is an eerie amalgamation of aquatic electro and tense...

It's been a long time coming digging through the archives, legendary UK acid don Luke Vibert drops an exquisite solo record on the Belgian De:tuned label. On 'pHlacid' and 'Arcadia' Luke shows off his ability to produce...

2017 saw the first two stunning instalments of Lone AKA Matt Cutler’s Ambivert Tools series - breezy atmospheric house, stacked with ‘floor ready trax, inspired by his red hot Magic Wire imprint. It also saw him...

Electro might be in the midst of a revival, but Eric Estornel is no fair-weather fan. The man otherwise known as Maceo Plex was making electro as Mariel Ito as far back as 2004, putting out records on labels like Modern Love...

Contrast from Stefan Streck, aka The Micronaut, contains four tracks full of references to the past in view of the future. "Earlylate" will start raves somewhere in broad acres or in abandoned tunnels. It's a riot...

2018 reissue - Fatboy Slim's debut album, Better Living Through Chemistry, was one of the surprises of the big beat revolution of 1996 -- an eclectic blowout, all tracked to thunderous loops and masterminded by Norman Cook,...

"Following on from his Splinter Cell excursion, Ninja Tunes Brazilian beat-monger has looked to the minutiae of the animal kingdom to provide the backbone for his music - taking bestial field recordings and sending them...

The veteran electro producer with a vast catalog of releases for labels such as WARP, SOMA, KLANG, NOVAMUTE, SATAMILE, and his own 20/20 VISION delivers a sublime 4-track EP showcasing classic electro fraught with a...

unofficial reissue of this 1983 new wave/disco/electro smashALet The Music Play5:49BLet The Music Play (Dub...

Drawing on the paranoid and surreal political and cultural climate, Jack Dangers likens the record “to an MC Escher optical illusion which spirals around and around and never seems to end.” The delights of a...