Opik - OpikAn incredibly important but left behind album from 1994 originally on the Concrete label and now fully remastered & reissued. Three piece Opik, which consisted of Murray Clark, Chris Deverell and Robert Ellerby delivered some of the most bustling, pulsating, instrumental electronic music of the 90s. Driven along by forceful emotional basslines coupled with melodic synths and the occasional epic vocal sample. Think LFO, think Orbital, think Leftfield,

Couple this with Phyllis' sultry yet powerful vocals bolstered by a backing group containing

R's musical imprint

Théo (G2S)

out early August

beefed and dubbed up disco delights courtesy of the Cardiology label and every bit as likely to get the heart rate pumping as the name would suggest

with two digi bonus tracks

Willie Thrasher – We Got to Take You Higher 30

A 4-tracks EP produced by S

Inspired as much by his close network of peers as his love of cinematic soundscapes

REPRESS ALERT: Uruguay's finest house and techno export Z@p continues his welcome return to active service in the freakier end of the scene with this spot on Cartulis Music

With his unmistakable voice forming the hook of many of house music’s best loved records

Redmo starts things off with the infectious piano line from Eddie Kendrick's classic and proceeds to tease all before him chopping up both elements to produce a seriously tasteful Mash up of the highest order