RP Boo ‘Fingers, Bank Pads & Shoe Prints’ (Planet Mu)
The Chi-Town footwork originator turns in one of his best releases yet
Herbert ‘The Shakes’ (Accidental)
A delicate balance of the danceable and the cerebral from the inimitable Matthew Herbert
Peter Zinovieff ‘Electronic Calendar: The EMS Tapes’ (Space Age)
An engaging retrospective of the great man’s work from 1965 to 1979
Nozinja ‘Nozinja Lodge’ (Warp)
The founder of Shangaan electro shares the South African style with the world
Hauntologists ‘Hauntologists’ (Hauntologists)
Dub no bass with my 303, man. Or something like that
Gareth Whitehead ‘The Brood’ (Bulletdodge)
A star-studded cast list and a grand conceit make up this ambitious clubland history lesson
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