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But sadly Rhianna, Example, Ellie Goulding and Ne-Yo probably needn’t have bothered turning up

There are nods to ‘90s trance and ‘00s minimal, while techno elements from both decades make sure that everything is kept honest.

The key here is that they’re never searching. It feels considered, like they’re creating new forms and updating a genre consumed by the past.

The release is well worth a listen for any fan of groovier, deeper techno and house, however, putting the slower mix on the second disc is a fundamentally flawed choice.

Kutcha’s Blak & Blu is a contemporary album, but the content is more than 40,000 years old.

Sorry To Bother You manifests the spirit of the experimental and interracial 1960s revolutionary movement...

You know exactly what it sounds like, decades-old, bluesy staples included, but fans pay for that reliability.

One of the best Australian releases of the year.