Latest Dance & Electronica Reviews 
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Shaking the Habitual The Knife
The Swedes’ fourth LP is something else, but something profoundly exhilarating.reviewed by Andrzej Lukowski
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Seabed Vondelpark
Meticulous and soulful, this is exemplary electronic RnB.reviewed by Mike Diver
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The North Borders Bonobo
Impressive fifth album from producer Simon Green, building on previous triumphs.reviewed by Mike Diver
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On Floating Bodies Conquering Animal Sound
Second set from Glaswegian electro duo, successfully expanding their debut’s palette.reviewed by Mike Diver
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Nostalchic Lapalux
British producer plays weird with his inspirations on a seductive debut.reviewed by Louis Pattison
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Untogether Blue Hawaii
Few will grow tired of these intimate songs living in their headphones.reviewed by Jen Long
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Welcome to Mikrosector-50 Space Dimension Controller
A stars-bound journey away from the drudgery of everyday ordinariness.reviewed by Mike Diver
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Herbert Complete Matthew Herbert
Ten-year overview showcasing the talent of an electro A-lister.reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre
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Exai Autechre
This is Autechre operating at their highest level since 1998’s LP5.reviewed by Chris Power
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The Marriage of True Minds Matmos
The catalyst of creation located in the power of psychic persuasion.reviewed by Spencer Grady
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Amok Atoms for Peace
Radiohead frontman remains instantly recognisable despite electronic disguise.reviewed by Wyndham Wallace
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Flume Flume
Proves that potential mass appeal need not come at the expense of creative flair.reviewed by Ian Roullier
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Music Has the Right to Children Boards of Canada
Boards of Canada’s breakthrough is a piece of vital electronica history.reviewed by Mike Diver
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Evolution Theory Modestep
Animated and unrelenting debut set from London electro-rock quartet.reviewed by Al Fox
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Collections Delphic
An underwhelming second album that misfires more than not.reviewed by Ben Hewitt
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We Will Not Harm You Dobie
London producer coaxes new flavour from familiar ingredients.reviewed by Chris Power
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Dubstep Allstars Vol. 10: Plastician Plastician
If you want proof that dubstep still has a soul, start here.reviewed by Ian Roullier
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Hardcourage FaltyDL
A calmer, more measured set than fans of the man’s music might be expecting.reviewed by Rory Gibb
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Elements of Light Pantha du Prince
An ambitious “symphony” with its roots in techno, recalling classical minimalists.reviewed by Louis Pattison
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News From Nowhere Darkstar
Electro trio travels further from the dancefloor, picking up new tricks as they go.reviewed by Louis Pattison