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"The remix is classic Four Tet, a twinkling, almost ambient slice of shimmering house, vaguely tropical and intensely emotional.” - Resident Advisor [4.5/5]Following the release of his Projector EP earlier in May, Daniel Avery enlisted Four Tet for a remix of ‘Quick Eternity’, taken from his second album Song For Alpha.   A limited number of remix 12”s were exclusively available at London’s Field Day festival in Brockwell Park at the beginning of June, where both artists performed, and now the highly anticipated version is finally out now. Hebden flips the warm, undulating synths and crystalline percussion of Avery’s original in his own inimitable style, building shimmering, skittering...

Daniel Avery chats to Red Bull Radio in their Fireside Chat, reflecting on how he's come to be the artist he is today, his mentors along the way and club culture. Buy Daniel Avery's sophomore album Song For Alpha, out now across multiple formats. We also re-pressed Daniel Avery's iconic debut Drone Logic too.

"Each of its three tracks is a dance floor decimator in its own subdued way." - Resident Advisor. Resident Advisor review Red Axes' new EP 'Sipoor', out now on Phantasy. They describe the title track as "a menagerie of sounds ripe for dusty desert raves and eyes-closed moments". Buy the 12" vinyl (with free download) HERE

In line with his DJ moniker, which translates to ‘Fried Cat’ in Italian, Gatto Fritto is not a man who takes himself too seriously. As a DJ, he doesn’t even take the music he’s collected for most of his life too seriously, either. That’s not to say he’s not serious about it. It’s more so that the lifelong compulsion to find, buy and play great records is simply what Fritto, less memorably known as Ben Williams, does. It’s filled his waking hours since he shifted from Southern England’s suburbs into London at the height of acid house. But Williams’ life,...