Warmer than hip hop, cooler than dub, George Evelyn AKA Nightmares on Wax infuses this album with his own brand of deep, soulful, splifficaciously slo-mo grooveliness.

Eclectic collection from known wag Rob Da Bank. Patchy...but with some real gems like the Spiritual South remix of Max Sedgley's Happy, and the ping-pongy-in-yer-headphones Daisy Daisy

Imagine lying on your back on a summer's day watching the fluffy clouds float across the giant sky, feeling the earth humming through your back, and stifling a luxuriant, psychedelic yawn. mmmm nice!

Sadly deleted double CD of melodic Tech House. All their 12 inches to 2000... all named after colours. Lovely, delicately fluid (for four-to-the -floor) arrangements for those special lunar events.

Electronic drumless dub from the floor of the Atlantic...and it doesn't get deeper than this...or darker...or more minimal...or more mysterious. The Angler Fish of Electro-Dub.

Pathaan is a DJ whose collections are from the East looking West. Asian flavours, always sweetly scented. 2CDs, the second more clubby and dancey than the first.

Basic Channel best-of's represented, remixed and rearranged using Ableton Live. Where minimal fluid Techno meets Dub in a Berlin Stylee. Great for lo-grav crater-hopping.

Not House, not Techno but close. Nicely skewed and off-kilter...great production values and danceable...in a parallel universe.

Proving there is still lots of creative life left in that old breaks/hip hop dog. Fertile.

A scenic journey through an eclectic landscape of other peoples material.... deceptively moreish, this one withstands many repeat listens

Hailed by some critics as Dubstep's Dark Side of the Moon...whatever that means...but what you get is beautifully produced dark, brooding, bass-heavy soundscapes with some unique dubstep beats.