Funkstörung ‘Funkstörung’ (Monkeytown)
Back with their first new release in 10 years, the German duo aren’t messing around
Everything Everything ‘Get To Heaven’ (Sony/RCA)
Three albums in and the electronic penny drops big time for the arty Manc four-piece
Barbarossa ‘Imager’ (Memphis Industries)
Third album from Londoner James Mathé is a real cerebral charmer
Max Vincent ‘The Future Has Designed Us’ (Discom)
A new compilation of unreleased material by one of Yugoslavia’s unsung heroes
Maribou State ‘Portraits’ (Counter)
From the leafy ‘burbs, Hertfordshire duo turn in gentle, off-kilter belter
Lakker ‘Tundra’ (R&S)
Berlin-based dark-ambient techno duo filter raw nature through sculpted digital soundscapes
Jaga Jazzist ‘Starfire’ (Ninja Tune)
Third album from Londoner James Mathé is a real cerebral charmer
Young Wonder ‘Birth’ (Feel Good Lost)
Cork-based duo look fit to burst with their wistfully glittering electropop
Steve Cobby ‘Everliving’ (Déclassé)
Another quality album from the former Fila Brazillia man using his actual real-life name
Shamir ‘Ratchet’ (XL Recordings)
Young Las Vegan proves himself a true pop star on this mighty fine debut