Here’s what the hype has been all about… with a grittier disco sound, this is Lex’s big new signing. And I designed the record sleeve!

Almost 3 years after it first appeared on MySpace… Domino unleash a reworked version of Yo!Majesty’s greatest.

... and here’s the album!

Jimmy Edgar announced himself to the world with this futuristic R&B album. Slick and sexy.

The ever-reliable Luke Vibert gave us this entertaining album back in 2003. One of his best collections.

Reminding us that electronic music doesn’t have to be po-faced, this is Luke Vibert at his best.

Great new disco sounds abound on this compilation of Metro Area’s best tracks.

Breakin’ Records’ best signing, Ceephax brings new life into Chicago house styles and adds a typically British sense of humour.

Japanese artists Afropolice show their love and understanding of the Detroit techno sound.

An early classic on one of the UK’s most consistent electro labels, Mandroid will make you move and make you smile.

After a string of successful twelves, here’s Radovan Scasascia’s album for Soul Jazz, full of his trademark deconstructed disco.

All the tracks are here, including the instrumentals. When they say “original”, this is what they mean.

Recently reissued on vinyl, this album is one of the best to emerge from the Drexciyan lair.