Opening with Dckhdbtch, the track kicks off with a punchy soca-ish white noise drum pattern before switching the mood with a lonely arpeggiated melody and bassline, before her infamous crying synth melodies break out into a bitter sweet euphoria Ingredients opens with lulling, dark chords and minimal, slapping drums while slowly developing some sweet melodies and fragile chilling orchestral strings, sounding like a repeated snapshot of incidental music stolen from a dramatic moment of a film Shouldn't Be Here is the most techno of the tracks; huge, sorrowful chords backed with a 4/4 beat that's accented with off beat cymbals and an undulating bassline, the sad feeling is only heightened with a passionate, far away female vocal and a soft lead melody

Brighton based producer Alan Myson

amazing 4 tracks edited by a mysterious top producer

Much awaited return to Lost Trax! w/s early and stringful detroit electro/techno tunes

Maxmillion Dunbar drops a preview of his upcoming Cool Water LP for RAMP, with Girls Dream and 2 non album cuts Pressed on unspeakably limited blue marbled vinyl, get this quick before its gone!

vinyl only release with warm Detroit house, just like the first release

Coconut Coast, an awesome example of what

Seminlal Belgian New Wave / Synth pop anthem Poupee Flash by Premiere Classe gets a timely re issue Released in 1982, this is one of those forgotten gems that may ignite a party but youll never know the name of Its demand grew when it was one of the stand out tracks taken from Metro Areas incredible Fabric Mix CD in 2009 Backed with another winner - a dark electro ballad, La Fille Qui Rit

Metalheadz Platinum is back and this time Seba brings the cold hard beats to the label First up he drops "Pressure Point" with his signature beats and this booming bass line On the flip we have "Distance" again with his signature sound and screw face bass line, then just switches the track on you and brings you back down to earth with that bass line again Classic headz, Seba brings it cold!!

Darker industrial techno tracks Berlin style by SP-x Somehow reminds a bit of Planetary Assault System