1) Midland - Bring Joy [More Music, 2011]
Harry Agius and another exit to More Music. In "Bring Joy to the complexity of blending dubstep to house and rhythmic sparks garage, like a picture frame techno epic. Burialani echoes across the street.
2) Deadboy - Heartbreaker [Well Rounded Records, 2009]
The sound of the South East London is majestic. Sound material hybrid between UK garage, house and R & B sensibility. The voice warms the soul, makes you cry and breaks my heart. Divers brain melt and bend their bones. The best track is a perfect EP.
3) Lucy - Bein [Stroboscopic Artefacts, 2011]
Luca Mortellaro ago but breaks techno beats, the sound material bastardizes sounds with dub and ambient fullness. "Bein 'seems to be made to six hands Shackleton, Anthony Rother and Marcel Dettman. The future of techno passes well here.
4) Mark Pritchard & Steve Spacek - Turn It On [Sonar Kollektiv, 2007]
Mark Pritchard is the owner of an endless series of projects, collaborations and groups from at least 20 years, including Harmonic 313. Steve White calls himself sometimes and sometimes Supadred Spacek. Pack together a gem with engines brokenbeat dubstep, bassline, and with unusual atmospheres.
5) Jamie Woon - Night Air (Ramadanman Refix) [candente Songs / Good Years, 2010]
Burial is the prophet. Jamie Woon has learned his lesson and packs of 4 minutes and 3 minutes immensity of sublimation in bass music. You can not think of a song so perfect. Class pure.
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