A novel track using dubstep bass weight as the foundation for wild genre experimentation.
Hypnotic beats cast against atmospheres evocative of bleak cityscapes.
Slow and sumptuous deep house from Johannesburg.
A low-key heater for all hours of the night from Malaysian crew Ohrwurm's first compilation.
A perfect introduction to Ren Schofield's deranged dance floor style.
Or:la adds a glimmer of hope to a taut electro track.
Self-released
The triumphant return of the explosive UK funky group.
Techno with a glossy finish.
DJ Koze turns a collaboration between the Haitian roots band and the Nero member into a definitive summer anthem.
Typically diverse sounds from the New York artist, backed by excellent remixes from Anz, DJ Manny and DJ Noir.
Self-released
Nashville ambient.
Self-released
A grip of joyfully destructive club tracks from the Brussels-based producer.
An immersive and unnerving portrayal of heart disease through electronics.
Evocative, leftfield breaks.
Serpentine techno to edge you out of Eden.
Dubby mutant jungle mired in suspense.
Spiky disco with an anthemic hook.
CPU's 100th release is an impressive and sometimes goofy EP that highlights everything good about the Sheffield label.