Track Listings
Side: 1 : Eyesdontlie
Side: 2 : Body Touch Featuring – Jamie Lidell

Born Travis Stewart on March 4th 1982, Machinedrum has produced and composed several albums under various aliases since his first independent release in 1999. Covering an astonishing variety of styles with ease, he has always been a trailblazer - bridging the gap between genres that would otherwise never have met before. The two track 'Eyesdontlie' 12" will be his first release on Ninja Tune and will lay the groundwork for his hotly anticipated new album due for release later in the year.

Lady Gaga takes two parts dance-pop, one part electro-pop, and one part rock with a splash of disco and burlesque and generously poured it into the figurative martini glasses of the world in an effort to get everyone drunk with her Fame.

Track Listings
Disc: 1
Side: 1
1 : Fever (Feat. Kna)
2 : I Still Wanna Know (Feat. Rivers Cuomo)
3 : Nobody (Feat. Chaos Chaos)
Side: 2
4 : Unusual (Feat. MNDR)
5 : This Song (Feat. Rostam)
6 : No One Has to Know (Feat. Joywave)
7 : The Beautiful Game (Feat. St. Lucia)

Disc: 2
Side: 1
8 : Johnny Cash (Feat. Scavenger Hunt)
9 : It's a Shame (Feat. Pink Feathers)
10 : Be (Feat. Jordan Corey)
Side: 2
11 : Heartbreak Summer (Feat. K. Flay)
12 : Find a Way (Feat. Alice MK)
13 : Heavy (Feat. Karl Kling)
14 : End

Grammy award winning artist RAC (pronounced Ar-Ay-Cee)—known as André Allen Anjos—will release his highly anticipated new album EGO on July 14 via Counter Records. The record follows the release of Anjos’ 2014 album Strangers, which SPIN called, “…an impossibly smooth listen.” With this release, Anjos is re-directing RAC to songwriting which accounts for the record’s intimate but full-lunged tone, as heard on the records’ second single “I Still Wanna Know,” featuring vocals and a guitar solo from Weezer’s Rivers Cuomo as well as additional production by Classixx, that debuts today.

Track Listings
Side: 1
1 : Kingly Character
2 : Good Ways
3 : Come Down Father
4 : They Gonna Talk
5 : Good Life
Side: 2
1 : Raid The Barn
2 : Down In The Ghetto
3 : Good Looking Gal
4 : More Prophet
5 : Big Up & Trust

DJ and producer Walshy Fire (Major Lazer) raids the VP Records vaults to create a Riddimentary Selection of dancehall hits and personal favourites, for this vinyl LP collection of fully re-mastered, full-length tracks.These are foundation tracks for anyone who grew up in the 1980s and 90s and a great way to get these hits on a limited press vinyl package.

Track Listings
1 : Partials - Lurka
2 : Mach - Lurka

Returning home after the acclaimed 'Holding' EP and the highly regarded Clap! Clap! Remix, Lurka continues with his journey into sonic bat country. Both tracks on 'Partials' united in their skewed viewpoint and distinctive awkward funk.

Track Listings
1 : Touchy
2 : I Used To Be Cool
3 : Sensation
4 : Good At Goodbyes
5 : You Make It So Easy, Don't You
6 : It's Alright, It's Ok
7 : This Was My House
8 : Never Be Lonely
9 : These Dreams
10 : Love Song
11 : Next To You
12 : Saying Goodbye Is Exhausting

Track Listings
1 : A Linear Progression
2 : W 4th Street (Ace)
3 : Code 6
4 : Glass Voices
5 : Energy Transfer
6 : Heartbreaking

Tape_hiss is an accomplished producer by any measure, with early releases on Love Notes from Brooklyn making his hardware-driven sound known worldwide, and a string of follow up releases on Axe on Wax, Just Jack, Lost Palms, and Echocentric Records solidifying his reputation as one of the deepest in the game. With 'A Linear Progression', the artist has approached his craft from new angles with stunning results. While Tape_hiss's previous work had all found its genesis in a kitted-out studio, driven by melodies and chord progressions, the tracks making up 'A Linear Progression' were all built around one tool - the MPC 1000.

After much anticipation and speculation, Gnarls Barkley return with their new album. It explores the forbidden underworld of popular music and human psychology, starting at the intersection of pulsating hooks and pure emotion. The Odd Couple is heralded by the full-tilt psychedelic soul stomper “Run”.

Track Listings
Side 1:
1 : Must Be All the Wrong Things
2 : Night Walk
3 : It Never Occurred to Me
4 : Thinking About You Calms Me Down
5 : Yes II
Side 2:
6 : Dum Audio
7 : Fidget
8 : Samba On Sama
9 : Waiting Game

Six years since their last album, 2016's 'Big Black Coat'. 'Waiting Game' finds producers Jeremy Greenspan and Matt Didemus in a tender and contemplative mood; a switch-up from their punchy, R&B-infused dance melodics.

Track Listings
Disc: 1
1 : June
2 : Son of Sunshine
3 : Ending for Us
4 : Light Vessel Automatic
5 : Better Days
6 : Purple Jack
7 : Indecisive
Disc: 2
1 : Lovefields
2 : Flawless
3 : City Pulse
4 : People Like Us
5 : Jazzalude
6 : Hollywood Swing

Martin Buttrich is famously as fluent behind a mixing console as in front of a virtual drum kit. That technical prowess, combined with a fascination for music of every shape, has resulted in outstanding releases on influential labels such as Planet E, Four: Twenty, Cocoon, Poker Flat, Nervous and Desolat. Having recently retired from DJing, Buttrich has devoted himself entirely to his own productions over the last few years. 'I discovered how much better I am as a producer. I'm so happy in the studio, and so productive. It feels good after 15 years on the road as a house and techno DJ to take a little breather and gain perspective', says Buttrich.

Having dabbled with synth-driven pop and electro elements for a couple of singles released after Key of Dreams, the Cassidy brothers decided to run further from their past and immerse themselves completely in technology while making a concerted attempt to be less dour. With the smart addition of Larry's wife Jenny Ross on vocals and keyboards (going by Cassidy could have meant confusion with the Partridge Family), the group recorded their third and best album with Bernard Sumner. Packed with a surprising amount of emotional range and sounds into eight songs, From the Hip succeeds in transporting the group out of the endlessly glum corner they had painted themselves into with a mix of the hopeful and the melancholy and the synthetic and the organic. "Looking from the Hilltop" is the obvious highlight, a moody electro-pop classic sung by Ross that became a favorite at several New York clubs. "Reflection," a proto-twee pop song (also sung by Ross, slackens the tension of "Hilltop" with buoyant synth-percussion and a bright melody. The biggest gulf between songs exists with "Program for Light" and "Desert"; the former is a hyper-speed electro instrumental that races along until being interrupted by a thunderclap that ushers in the latter, which uses little more than echo-heavy piano, acoustic guitar, and hardly-sung vocals. The remaining songs at their worst serve the whole and act as bridges to make the album flow deceptively well. (Some ears may have trouble with Larry Cassidy's adjustment from moaning post-punk vocals to pop vocals - he's no Martin Fry.) The flow could take several plays to become apparent, but it's time well spent. Les Temps Modernes' 1998 reissue nearly doubles the original version's running time with seven bonus tracks, including two additional mixes each of "Looking from a Hilltop," "Beating Heart," and the zip-bang electro revision of Always Now's "Dirty Disco," along with the 12" version of "Back to Wonder." The mixes of "Hilltop" don't add all that much value. "Beating Heart" (one of the finest New Order songs not written or recorded by New Order) and "Back to Wonder" (fragile, glistening pop) are excellent, however, and From the Hip in its initial format would have been much stronger with their presence. ~ Andy Kellman

Track Listings
1 : Happiness
2 : A+B
3 : Double Trouble
4 : Serendipity
5 : RUN
6 : Interlude
7 : Napoleon's Dream
8 : Karmaya
9 : Mist
10 : Over and Out

Lucas Vidal is a Spanish composer who is best known for scores such as Fast and Furious 6, The Raven with John Cusack as well as The Cold Light of Day with Bruce Willis. The music of KARMA is a menagerie of musical genres from classical, jazz and pop infused with an electronica vibe.

Track Listings
1 : Daylight - Synchrojack
2 : 900th Lifetime - Synchrojack

Originally from Portsmouth in the UK, Synchrojack is a London based production duo formed by Dean Slydell and Greg Wheeler in the mid 90s. Both deeply into records and production gear, they connected through figuring out how to set up a shared studio in Dean's parents' home and starting to produce electronic music in their late teens. They began releasing on Russ Gabriel's mythical UK label Ferox records in 1995 and would go on to release a string of releases throughout the 90s, using the moniker Downlink as well. This release presents two tracks by Synchrojack, one from each of their two first EPs released on Ferox, both in 1995.