Dutch house renegades Juju & Jordash drop their third album and it's a kaleidoscopic journey though cosmic psychedelia, bottomless jazz, twisted Detroit house and subaquatic techno. With perhaps only Actress' output rivaling its sketchy inventiveness, 'Techno Primitivism' is a sprawling masterpiece of an album.

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Jacking vocal Chicago house by Makam on the always great Dekmantel imprint. 'What Ya Doin' is a sure-fire dancefloor weapon, but Funkineven deserves equal applause for his acid-tinged big room remake on the flip. Highly recommended.

The new producer alias of Ukraine's Mikhaylo Vityk, better known as Vakula appears with a full album on Dutch label Dekmantel. Rugged, dark cosmic house, deep Chicago heritage embedded with old-school electro finesse, as an album an immersive journey. Highly recommended.

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The fifth and final installment of Dekmantel's cream of the crop fifth anniversary series. First up, the masked man Redshape, 'Flexx' sees his eerie techno bathed in a warm but biting rolling house groove, Scotsman Fudge Fingas serves up a stripped down, softly padded house boogie. A delish finale - don't miss!

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Yet another must-have installment of Dekmantel's 'Anniversary Series' with Danilo Plessow (Motor City Drum Ensemble) teaming up with Vienna's Felix 'BNCKD' Bergleiter as HUNDRED20 for some deep and analogue techno house goodness, and Berlin's Hunee dropping more of this on the flip. Excellent.

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The second in the five-part series celebrating the fifth anniversary of the Amsterdam crew - Amsterdam's own Steven de Peven aka Awanto3 oozes warm chords of Detroit house, Makam delves deep into early Moodyman territory and UK's Lone tingles Boards of Canada dreamscapes. Ace.

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