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Tal Fussman on Rekids with 'Definition'. The Berlin-based, Israeli-born producer blends house, jazz and 80s-tinged disco into four emotional cuts running 103–129 BPM, from 'Freedom Defines House' to 'Even Rome Wasn't Built In a Day'. Deep, melodic and distinctive.

Lespalmes' fifth record is a four-way various-artists affair from across the underground. Felipe Valenzuela opens with the rolling '5006', Sakro and Guy From Downstairs hold the minimal-tech centre, and Alffie & Pizzicatto close it out — variety for the record bag, all aimed at the floor.

Fred P's latest on Syncrophone, pressed on translucent deep purple vinyl. Dance Of Rhythms opens with an intricate hypnotic journey of beats and entrancing melodies. The Beauty In The Sound unfolds rich textures and ethereal atmospheres with emotive chords and subtle percussion. Vibe Science closes with innovative sound design fused...

'Compute 1' pairs André Winter and Carlo Ruetz on Marc Romboy's Systematic Recordings. Winter (Hamburg, rooted in early Detroit techno) and Ruetz (a Beatport-topping minimal techno producer) deliver two moody, hypnotic cuts — 'Akat 1' and 'Swac' — at 126 BPM. Dark, melodic and dancefloor-strict.

Denney teams with vocalist Charlotte Riby for 'Catch The Heat' on Radio Slave's Rekids. The North-East England producer's house-and-techno blend gets remixes from Nic Fanciulli and Frankey & Sandrino, the package running 123–129 BPM. Vocal-led house with two contrasting reshapes for the floor.

Seven records and thirty tracks marking thirty years of Fuse, the Brussels club, one track apiece. Jeff Mills opens; Ben Sims, Planetary Assault Systems, Steffi, Rødhåd, Oscar Mulero, DVS1, Donato Dozzy, DJ Nobu, James Ruskin and The Advent all take a side, alongside residents and newer names including Border One,...

A 25th-anniversary repress of Villalobos's '808 The Bassqueen', first issued on LoFi Stereo and reissued here to open his own RAWAX series. The 'Queen Of Bass Mix' is twelve minutes of sparse, swung 808 hypnosis from his early sound, backed by the 'Extended Loop' and 'Dubstar'z Shorthack'. A foundational minimal...

Volume three of the 59 Bel various-artists series from the Paris vinyl-techno label run by founder Ian Maur, whose own 'IM 003' opens the A-side. Five hypnotic, groove-driven cuts from Maur, Deluka, Louis The 4th, Model HZ and Askkin, running fast and driving at 136–140 BPM. Psychedelic, club-tested techno.