I'm impressed with the progress that the Sheltershed guys have made on this latest offering. I can't believe I'm actually saying this, but I've been listening to Sheltershed all week. However, Motor Club has some problems that make it sound pretty amateur.

With this collection of remixes, Australian duo Reborn hopes to see the "rebirth" of their successful hit release "Supernova". This is a massive collection of music....

Ofer Dikovsky (aka, Oforia) is one of Israel's longest standing psy-trance artists... On his latest release, Arcadia – The Remixes, you can expect remixes from G.M.S. Infected Mushroom, Talamasca, Timelock, Atomic Pulse, Fatali, and more.

While listening to this release, I couldn't help but fade away a bit. It reminded me so much of why I loved early Detroit techno.

Spark & Fire is another solid release from Stryke. You'll find some melodic content reminiscent of early Detroit techno artists, as well as some modern drums and percussion pushing the edges of tech house.

Next Dimension really has been putting out some quality music lately. It seems that dividing the label into different parts was exactly what they needed to do. When offered the chance to review one of the newest releases on NDM, I naturally jumped at the chance.

I'm aware that NDM stands for Next Dimension Music, but I think it may also stand for Never Disappointing Music. Why? Because this label always comes through. Andrew Chibale provides this release on NDM.

Layers of Sound & The Demetrios Project (aka, Mike Newstead, Demetrios Demetriou, Bilonda Mfunyi-Tshiabu, and Helene Diamond) are one of my current favorite teams. Their lyrics are always fun and uplifting, and the music is funky and soaring! "Feel Alive" is no exception.

This is a very fun release for me. It kicks off with the "Twocker = Will Bailey & Calvertron Remix", which comes off as more progressive house than the electro label it was given.

Matt Welch and Terry Ryan are Atomic Hooligan, and I can best describe them as "DJ meets Rock music". It's definitely music for the dance floor, but it kind of plays out like a rock track, and I am a fan!