Amidst abundance shines sensation. Cuthead‘s five piece release on Uncanny Valley features this jolly jazz jaunt, including straight drums and groovy perc aside a Gil Scott-Heron vocal with cool keys.

Cuthead – Brother | Buy

Herbert’s back in full swing with this more restrained rhythmic romp than his recent radical One Pig album. Woooawoooa whirls, oozing organ and plenty of penging perc.

Francis Harris – Lostfound (Matthew Herbert’s Let Yourself Go Mix) | Buy

This contorted gif art by Francoise Gamma is a weird wonder. Captivating to watch in silence or some string violin. Check out more human deformations on his website gallery.

Brooklyn based Blondes self titled long play release features four pairs of opposing titled tracks. There’s a remix for each with these beauties standing out. John Roberts brings a broken beat and tantalising textures. Bicep’s blasting boom from a heavy kick and a sparse screaming section with a chilling climax.

Blondes – Business (John Roberts Remix) | Buy

Blondes – Water (Bicep Remix) | Buy

MCDE consistently conceives compelling creations that connect through clarity. This remix of Jazzanova is no exception, hoppy hats, visceral vocals with a wholesome warm slow synth.

Jazzanova – Look What You’re Doin’ To Me (MCDE Remix) | Buy

For the French duo Principles Of Geometry, fellow countryman Pilooski produces this epic edit of ISM. An attitude fuelled accretion, with determined bass, organic drums and alien noise.

Principles Of Geometry – ISM (Pilooski Edit) | Buy

Despite destroying many ears whilst being played, eagerly awaited boom bomb by Huxley on Hypercolour. Warning, massive moog monster bass, dizzying vocals and soft string seduction.

Huxley – Let It Go

Future Times, highlighted as label of the month last February for their aural and visual pleasures, includes alias producer Maxmillion Dunbar who presents a preview of his latest. Sweeping slow synths and a bashing drum set accompanied by bass bobble, a dreamy delight.

Maxmillion Dunbar – Loving The Drift