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Wide-eyed, optimistic promise, spooky vocal lines and drums that SBTRKT would kill for
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It’s an elegant and intense affair, borrowing from classic Detroit and Chicago tropes but also London’s bass scene.
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You won’t find much wonderful weirdness here, but you will be treated to a treasure trove of carnival house that will soundtrack a heatwave perfectly.
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Motor’s latest touts 11 goth-electro songs that sit midway between Depeche and classic industrial popsters Nitzer Ebb
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We’re used to the Mighty Mouse sound now, so this isn’t as fresh as ‘Disco Circus 1’, but as a ‘get-in-the-mood-to-go-out’ mix it really does the trick
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Following a volley of singles and comps dating back to ’08, Charles Levine and Eli Goldstein finally deliver their debut album
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Dubstep in the USA means Skrillex, Excision and non-stop nosebleed noise, right? Wrong.
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This remix compilation is a Who’s Who of the electronic left field, but doesn’t quite retain the character of the album.
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Such were the rich sounds that fidgety tech-house duo Renaissance Man produced on their debut for Tiga’s Turbo that a remix album was always going to attract talent
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Mostly it’s party music, pure and simple
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Understated and classy, this sits somewhere between Lindstrøm’s less experimental output and recent offerings from Jay Shepheard
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This deluxe, remixed edition of their 2010 breakthrough has all the scale and sensory barrage of a Transformers film on an IMAX screen. In 3D.