Latest Dance & Electronica Reviews 
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Dan Black 'Un'
reviewed by Lou Thomas
Dan Black has made a smart, confident record
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Various Artists Supperclub Naivety
reviewed by Chris Power
It doesn't do much to distinguish itself
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Icarus Sylt Remixes
reviewed by Chris Power
This feels more like a collection of brand new music than reinterpretations.
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The Phenomenal Handclap Band The Phenomenal Handclap Band
reviewed by Chris Power
Unremarkable psychedelic retro soul from New York.
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General Midi Operation Overdrive
reviewed by Chris Power
It veers uneasily between the tough and the sugary.
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Moby Wait For Me
reviewed by Lou Thomas
An elegant, thoughtful record.
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Chicks on Speed Cutting the Edge
reviewed by Ian Wade
They've probably released their masterpiece.
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Wave Machines Wave If You're Really There
reviewed by Chris Power
A bevy of well-crafted dance-pop tracks that will definitely brighten up a festival...
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Datarock Red
reviewed by Lou Thomas
One Kraftwerk-cool funk sleepover!
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Freeland Cope
reviewed by Lou Thomas
An ambitious work, executed with the precision and flair.
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Drumattic Twins Hammer and Tongs
reviewed by Chris Power
If H&T never surprises, it does at least sometimes satisfy, albeit in a basic way.
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Paul van Dyk The Best of
reviewed by Chris Power
Fans won't complain, but those unswayed will surely remain so.
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The Field Yesterday and Today
reviewed by Chris Jones
Yesterday And Today ups both the coldness and the warmth to reap even more rewards.
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Dub Pistols Rum & Coke
reviewed by Lou Thomas
On their fourth album they’ve kept the quality control high.
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Martyn Great Lengths
reviewed by Colin Buttimer
The confidence evinced by Great Lengths is remarkable.
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Kris Menace Idiosyncrasies
reviewed by Chris Power
this is a case of more turning out to be less.
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Junior Boys Begone Dull Care
reviewed by Lou Thomas
Efficient if unremarkable third album from dance duo.
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Peaches I Feel Cream
reviewed by Ian Wade
The Canadian performance artist mellows out. A Bit
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Jon Hopkins Insides
reviewed by Paul Clarke
Classically-tinged electronica from Coldplay's co-producer.
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High Contrast Confidential
reviewed by Chris Power
Hearing this, you wish High Contrast would cut loose