the second single to come from miaoux miaouxs acclaimed >light of the north< album, the limited >autopilot< e.p brings us the original track backed with a heavy-duty line-up remixing select tracks from the album. the original title-track is a glittering synth-fuelled hymn to heartbreak, which incorporates elements of bass and hip-hop, while recalling the stylistic flourishes of boards of canada. reworking >hey sound!<, glasgows very own auntie flo and esa bring their exotic stomp to the table: a percussive journey soaked in dubwise holy water. tom furses remix of >stop the clocks< is almost like a reigned-in, beat driven version of john elliots outer space project, thick cosmic ritual elixir bubbling over the sides. already having made his name on skreams disfigured dubz, echo park takes on >autopilot<, turning the original into a cast-iron lesson in militant rhythm. echo parks real talent however lies with integrating elements of the original seamlessly with his own punishing sound palette.

elliot and prins thomas met up for breakfast in new york and multiple late night calls and emails exchanged later we finally present these 2 special gems from elliots library of music.

jocke & elliots debut release which features the beautiful synth-pop tracks regnbagen and stadens labyrint. jocke is an established producer from gothenburg, and the beautiful young voice is from luke eargoggles son elliot. classic electro pop for all the fans of kraftwerk and dopplereffekt. lovely record!

the mysterious re (richard e of solar apple quarktette) strikes again with this killer 4 track ep: bobby hutchersons >hello to the wind<, a vocaljazz cut, d angelos >left & right< , missy elliots >4 my people< with some dope piano bits, and dimenzionis >bamba< a space jazz fave. two big thumbs up

three brand new tracks from the rising star elliot dodge, whos currently working alongside orlando voorn on the newly resuscitated night vision label, while collaborating with rennie foster, quantec and others. weve always admired elliots forward thinking approach to beat driven techno music, which tips the hat to detroit legends hood & mills while retaining a firm understanding of classic uk techno. whats more, we think this is his best output yet