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Three acid cuts out of mid-90s Adelaide, remastered for Reflector: "Acid Trac #1" and "#3" were originally issued on 1996's Dirty Acid Tracks, and "Cum On" is lifted from the flip of 1995's "Phreakin'", the record that topped the German dance chart that year. The pace builds across the A-side...

Global Underground’s Adapt series, a non-stop journey across genres, arrives on blue double vinyl for its sixth edition. Eli & Fur remix ODESZA and Bettye LaVette’s ‘The Last Goodbye’, and Rival Consoles reworks Tinlicker’s ‘Revolution’. Dave Seaman and Quivver’s Ewan Hoo’s Army appear with Leo Wood in a Trilucid club...

Function on Tresor again with four tracks, including a Hermetic Mix of Growth Cycle that reworks the Robert Owens vocal from Existenz. Slower, more patient techno from one of the form's most careful builders.

The debut 12-inch from Alex Font's production-course platform, handing four students their first vinyl outing. It runs from rolling minimal to weightier tech-house — N&O and Travis Barrington lean hypnotic, Malhiot and Daniels Jack keep the groove warm and functional. A snapshot of where the next wave of the Spanish...

A two-track jazz-house 12-inch from Glenn Underground's Strictly Jaz Unit camp: his Latin-jazz-fusion project GU's Jaz Collective turns in the percussive 'Afro Gente' and 'Fuego De Sangre', spiritual Chicago cuts that drew support from Derrick May, Theo Parrish, Timmy Regisford, Danny Krivit and Boo Williams.

More from van Buuren's Gaia alias, with Aly & Fila, Ashley Wallbridge and Ørjan Nilsen each taking a turn at Aisha. Four extended mixes across a wide spread.

ENMŌDA's opening release, and a statement of intent for the Swiss scene the Sion label was founded to promote. Four cuts lifted from the Alpine Express compilation — Chlär, Lewis Legacy, The Chronics and Ermatik — running from mental techno through to dub.

Three with Ceres — Amor, Sem Ar and O Movimento — plus an instrumental mix of the last to close.

A 20th-anniversary gold-vinyl 3x12-inch of Delano Smith's 'An Odyssey' on Berlin's Sushitech. One of the original Detroit DJs, schooled under Ken Collier and steeped in soul and disco, Smith works warm, timeless deep house across eleven cuts — from 'Survival' to 'Midnight Hours' and the title track 'Odyssey'. Classic, soulful,...

Re:axis lands on Glenn Wilson's long-running Planet Rhythm with the 'Ancient Ways EP'. The Portuguese producer, working in ambient and deep techno, turns in five Detroit-leaning cuts, from 'Back To The Now' to the title track. Deep, spacious, dancefloor techno.

A concept mini-album from Christian Hornbostel, its tracks unnamed and numbered in Roman numerals like the months of a year. Alongside his usual techno he pushes into progressive territory here, with shifting tempos and instrumental touches that edge toward jazz and fusion. An album-minded statement rather than a club tool.

Omar-S billed as Alex Smith again, two years on. Another Man on the A, SUV's Aka Fatass Moblie's on the flip.

Six tracks of EBM, electro and dark-wave from a Spanish label that has worked the 1980s-forward seam since 2018. The pace lurches deliberately: an Oscar Mulero cut opens hard and metallic, "Reddrum" slows to a body-music crawl, and the B-side climbs from Hanging Nuts' mid-tempo grind through a Techselektah and...

Analogue Network, the Ukrainian techno platform, moves to vinyl with its first physical record, a straight, functional 12" built for late-night floors. Naples-born, Amsterdam-based Antonio Fevola supplies ‘If The Choice Was Mine’ and ‘Monday’. Alberto Tolo remixes ‘Taurine’, and Fran LF closes with a harder, hardgroove-leaning take on ‘If The...

Tuscany-born, Barcelona-based Marco Faraone, head of UNCAGE, returns to Radio Slave's Rekids with three cuts of stylish techno. The title track runs on yelping vocals and flaming percussion; 'Ego Kills' swings with chord stabs and dubbed-out touches made for sweaty back rooms; 'Ghana' closes on a heavy, percussive groove with...

Los Hermanos, the Detroit band and production team Gerald Mitchell has led since 1999, on Mother Tongue. Another Day cut at 45 on the A; Binary Funk Infusion stretched out and The Billy Love Experience on the B.