Arriving for Shackleton’s vinyl-based set was like diving into a pool of bass that only got deeper as the night went on, and by the time Bri...

Featuring (and dominated by) Mathew Jonson, Cobblestone Jazz closed out the show with a wildly diverse set that spanned pretty much everythi...

Taking over after a five-minute-long techno-gypsy-folk-interlude from certified mad techno genius Sutekh was the pure vinyl-based carnage th...

On a night that was starting to look like it would never really kick into high gear, local hero-via-BC the Mole got things back on track, wi...

Taking over grumpily from the plate of assorted jazz-flavoured cheeses that is Kalabrese’s Rumpelorchestra, who offered the audience an enco...

Surviving the cheesy posing stripper cover photo (taken at World of Sex, Frankfurt, according to the liner notes) nobody can say this DJ mix...

Never afraid to rock out in big-stadium-trance fashion, Faithless have been huge in the UK for what seems like an eternity, and certainly mo...

A virtually household name in the deep house community of his home base of Montreal, this debut solo album is unfocused but not without its...

Referred to as "Brazilapalooza” by headliner Diplo, La Sala was a fitting temperature — hot! Starting off with Bonde Do Role, this two-guy,...

You put this album on, it ends. You put it on again, and it ends again. Where does it go? It just drifts by so effortlessly it’s easy to mis...

If Ninja Tune does indeed equal break-beats, then this is perhaps their ultimate album, brought to us by the L.A.-based one-man band Daedalu...

Released as a solid half-hour mp3 plus graphics and a slightly spooky slideshow, this is the third in a series of paid download-only release...

Reminiscent of Underworld circa Beaucoup Fish in all the best ways, this is the second album from the Montreal-based outfit. Uncompromising...

Imagine an instrumental version of down-tempo rockers the Sea & Cake, where they were a product of Berlin’s minimal scene instead of Chicago...

Fool is a very remix-heavy EP from the Australian known for his bizarre mash-ups and covers. At times, it’s like what David Byrne would have...

Pretty much ruling out any chance of pop success right from the title, let alone the first track, this is the post-everything first album fr...

Having been responsible for quality club tracks for a good half-decade, Bent’s latest album, their third, obviously sees no pressure to get...

It’s hard not to at least respect the Mallorca-based DJ Sammy. Starting off with a four-minute track that sounds like the love theme to a su...

Sofa Surfers rock out! With this, their fourth album, the Surfers have banished the electronics and gone to a guitar, bass, drums and vocals...

Probably this month’s most clever artist name, this is technically a demo from the Toronto-based Mr Pan. Starting out with the Amon Tobin-is...