Nothing lost in translation.

Kilkenny noisniks get the tribute album treatment. Huzzah!

Northern Rock scene showcased in Gary Lightbody-approved compilation

Fabrice Lig’s effort is passable neo-Detroit, the pleasing, phased percussion not combining well with an odd shredded FX patch and hyperactive low-end....

This charity record, presided over by Belle and Sebastian, is a bit patchy but sure to get everyone in the car singing along.

Four tracks from the Starbaby vaults from Fabrice Lig, Morgan Giest and John Tejada that sound like they were made after listening to some Dan Curtin records.

Four stylish cuts on this label debut. All are quality takes on ze minimal sound, but Mark Ashken’s ‘Part Time Isolation’ stands out. There are...

Pick of the bunch here is label boss David Ekenback’s ‘Breakdance’ – buzzing tech drums, tribal percussion, Rachmad-esque stabs, musical key changes,...

These collaborations show why she’s one of Grand Central's underrated signings. Go girl!

Following a massive remastering project by Harry Bradshaw, Gael Linn has released a collection of some 43 tracks originally issued on 78rpm discs between...

The majority of this sounds like it could have been recorded in Berlin yesterday. Recommended.

Thirteen Irish singer-songwriters recorded in Loughrea, Co. Galway proves conclusively that there is plenty of talent out there just waiting to be discovered.

While part two was never going to be as eventful, there is more than enough on offer to justify its existence – SP overlord Etienne De Cercy and Alex...

Cracking 4-tracker from this new Belfast label – our favourites are Scoper and Bubba’s hip electro-funker and New Aluminists and Phil Kieran’s techy...

Two brilliant dub versions of recent Soma offerings – Steve Bug’s dark, acidic mix of Funk d’Void benefits from the lack of vocals, while Alex...

Grungy electro-techno.

The Diamond Mountain Sessions Presents is a mixed bag of Irish and non-Irish artists with versions of old and new tunes and songs.

Some of glitch techno’s best-known names gets together for this split EP

You know that it’s the summer when compilations with the word ‘Space’ and ‘Ibiza’ start to appear

‘Fast Track’ from Gopher, DeCrecy and a mate is a pacey slice of unusual components

An exemplary genre-buster of a mix

Thoroughly enjoyable mix of electro-house, electro-techno and electro-electro from genre-jumper Damien Lazarus.

An indispensable round-up of recent goings-on at backpacker-friendly hip-hop stamp Def Jux. Highlights are the remix of Aesop Rock’s ‘No Jumper...

Named after Nelson Mandela’s infamous prison number, this 3-CD collection was recorded at last years’ Cape Town charity event for HIV/AIDS awareness.

Solid, dependable collection of deep, techy house from the Bristol label, with the bass heavy ‘Beat In Peacez’ by Peace Division standing out.

Another instalment in this highly successful monthly songwriters’ showcase, this was the first to be held in a brand new facility at the Holiday Inn. The...

Whether this album can stand on its own merits without the background story the film provides is debatable.

Ubiquity gets their favourite contemporary producers to do covers of their favourite old tunes. Check out This Kid Named Miles’ version of ‘Ring Of...