Slow Focus is a grisly journey into the unknown, but an exhilarating one--if you’re willing to take it.

Meditative house music moments from Italojohnson and Vin Sol also bring the heat in the first hour, while for the final furlong, he opts for two peak-time Audion exclusives and brings the mix to a close with DJ Khalab & Baba Sissoko’s ‘Kumu’.

It's kind of unexpected, but Brackles has created a sunny storm.

Dive in and experience Slugabed's amazing imagination for yourself.

With no twee gimmicks, vibrant colour and bold substance are present in spades, resulting in an album that’s nothing short of a masterclass in left-of-centre dance music.

If you’re looking for some immersive and emotional electronica, just Call Super.

Put intellectual conceits aside and Untogether’s dense, throbbing undercurrent, a soundtrack to some alternative dancefloor, proves alluring.

‘The Kid’ feels organic and human; you can hear it in ‘Who I Am Why I Am Where I Am’, where repetitive Steve Reich-style phrases are layered like filo pastry. Like much of this beautiful record, its hypnotic intensity is immensely comforting.

Get ready for shimmering, disco-dipped house and digital soul, long German titles and impish unconventionality.

Nearly 30 years in the game have not withered them a jot.

Opener 'Halo' finds Albarn at his melancholic best, while 'K-Town' demonstrates a vitality that often seems missing from African music in its WOMAD-friendly guise.

Most electronic acts, when asked to sound-track a film, dump pop sensibility in favour of atmospherics, but we're happy to report that, as astute players for over a decade, Air have gone the other way: to the moon and back.

Dillon's rustling electronics plink, twitch and occasionally spin out, set apart by a cutesy vocal style and eccentric lyrics that sound a bit like a baby-voiced Kate Bush.

Tracks on The Triad are often busier, denser and more wild than their predecessor. Gone are the carefully layered compositions and _sparse wintry landscapes and arrived have more free flowing jams.

It’s so absorbing that, by the end of the two-hour odyssey, you’ll be left wondering where the time went. Splendid stuff.

Eleania demands focus, too, but pay attention to it and you'll be rewarded.

Passages of pummeling grooves, emotional strings and delicate piano are impressively tied together by Craig’s dancefloor expertise.

It's an all-encompassing experience ideal for Mixmag readers seeking transportation to a Balearic state of bliss.

Wiley's finally made the album that his talent warrants.

Slightly dark and just a little experimental, this is quality, innovative, of-the-moment dance music.

A brilliant, breathlessly exciting, sunshine-dappled album of melodic, electronic alt-pop.

They forge a magicalworld of trippy vocal electronica.

In short, Chase & Status remain fierce and on form.

An album of outstanding pop, shuddering dance-rock and intricate electronic moods.

The Glasgow quartet have put their talent for irresistible hooks to good use and come up with a solid new LP that splices towering post rock with potent dancefloor sensibilities

It’s a classy, timeless mix from a classy and timeless selector.

All in all, hugely ambitious enjoyable fun.

You'd have to be fairly joyless not to find the lighthearted lyrical content and unifying party vibes infectious.