The recent brilliant Minilogue EP gets a fine array of remixes, first up Dominik Eulberg giving the cloudy 'Drop the mask...' a tense tingling edge, Microtrauma doing a lush dubby melodic version of 'Let the life...' and efforts from Spada, Olaf Strut, Ümit Han and Rodskeez all going in splendid new directions.

Veteran German house music producer Marvin Dash debuts on the Workshop series, with the polished and sophisticated 'Untitled 1' giving way to low-slung, low-fi grooves on the flip - the grungy wild-pitch style of 'Untitled 2' being our favourite. Ace!

Rescued from the vaults, this recording of 1974 collaboration between Wire's Bruce Gilbert and Ron West of The Tea Set was inspired by a talk given by Brian Eno. An incredible 30-minutes with freaky oscillator flexes reverberating between haunting noise and eerie calm. Still as compelling almost 40 years later.

Stephan Laubner aka STL's otherworldly approach to deep house make all of his releases on labels like his own Something, Smallville and Perlon buy-on-sight. This 2012 collection of unreleased cuts and jams is equal parts trippy and stone-cold beautiful, deep supra-dancefloor journeys. Highly recommended.

Forced to change name for legal reasons from Christian AIDS, Manchester's newly renamed Stay+ releases this strong EP on Ramp. Opening track 'Stay Positive' rewires 90s-eurotrance euphoria with a slodgey ghostly 2010s disenchantment, gritty and twisted feverish tracks. Hot stuff.

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Alexis Benard appears once more as on esteemed Paris house label Circus Company, 'Lutetia' warm and shuffly heady house with attention to soulful detail, 'Don't Trust' wistful addictive vocals over tense chords. Stylish, immaculately produced house music with a melancholic-euphoric edge.

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The Dadub duo, resident mastering wizards at Stroboscopic Artefacts HQ blast open 2012 with this blistering hunk of an EP. Inducing pure concentration on mystical noise, defty dub beats and intricately carved cavernous techno, fans of Sandwell District and Blackest Ever Black miss it at your peril.

ASC continues to pursue his very own stylistic fusion of d'n'b and electronica. 'TMA-1' is a killer excercise in d'n'b minimalism, a finely tuned hybrid of Adam F and DJ Stingray, while the rest of the EP veers towards the lushly padded edge of ASC's sonic spectrum. Ace.

Austrian space cadet and king of limited cassette editions Stefan Kushima debuts on Not Not Fun with three surprisingly floor-friendly tracks that topple layers upon layers of synth goodness over balearic disco beats and KLF-like post-rave basslines. Delirious!

Experimental guitarist Oren Ambarchi matches the intimacy hinted at in the album's title with two songs, the fragile 'Salt' and the more Emeralds-like 'Fractured Mirror', which frame the two remaining, more drone-like tracks of 'Audience of One'. Lovely.