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The tracks, attitude and most notably, the voice of Kittin (nee, Miss Kittin) were synonymous with the electroclash era; glamorous, hedonistic and operating with tongue firmly-in-cheek, it remains one of the most divisive periods in dance music's fluctuating history, but few could deny it's strength of personality. And of all those personalities, few, if any, have had the longevity of Caroline Herve.Returning without the prefix in 2018 to deliver the unexpectedly soothing 'Cosmos' on stellar US label Dark Entries, Kittin continues to operate as one of the most distinctive Djs on the European circuit, with tastes that shoot fruitfully through...

Mary Anne Hobb's invited Daniel Avery onto her show for a chat about the new Song For Alpha B-sides & Remixes release, supporting Nine Inch Nails and beyond. He also created a special Friday guest mix - view the full tracklist below. Listen back here Daniel Avery - Time Marked Its Irregular Pulse In Her Eyes L.F.T - It's Alive!Skee Mask - 800ABAlien Rain - How Long Is Now?Gacha Bakradze - MonumentPaula Temple - Don't Use Your Eyes NowMaelstrom - Lost EchoesPollon - Lost SoulsVersalife - Monospaced

Daniel Avery broadens the exquisite sonic universe established on his critically acclaimed sophomore LP Song For Alpha, almost a year to the day after the release of the latter, presenting the collected ‘B-sides & Remixes’ – out now on digital release through Phantasy worldwide and Phantasy/Mute in the US & Canada. Buy the digital release here Left with over 100 tracks that were eventually distilled into his sophomore album, ‘B-sides & Remixes’ delves into the parallel universe of music that arose from these tireless, creative sessions.Daniel Avery also invites a number of his contemporaries and some of the most vital...

Erol Alkan invites two much-loved talents to work their own familiar magic on ‘Spectrum’. Mano Le Tough takes the track on a blissful trip through deep space, finding wormholes of sonic pleasure around an elastic bassline, waving bells and Moroder-esque synth. Finally, Istanbul's premier edit-master and renowned crate-digger Barış K takes the krautrock drums that drove Alkan's original track and engineers a dense, understated remix that utilises sounds inspired by the equally innovative heritage of Turkish rock and disco.Pick up the 12" vinyl here "After Matrixxman and Machine Woman's stellar remixes of 'Spectrum' and 'Silver Echoes', it's time to add...