I have been a big fan of Joel's work for some time and love his attention to detail in his tracks. This track is great and continues a trend for Joel as a rising star in progressive house music.

James Holden steps into uncharted territory with his new double-disc mix CD "At The Controls". This collection features a lot of the latest progressive and techno from artists like Nathan Fake, Plastikman, and Holden himself.

This is a good track but I wasn’t pleased with all the mixes. First was the original mix, which is clever and programmed well but unfortunately overshadowed by other artists in the same genre.

Introducing the latest release from Sander Kleinenberg's label Little Mountain Recordings. Comprised of Envy and Martin Villeneuve, the group MV gets to work remixing the Styx' classic "Mr. Roboto". MV's original mix combines melody with chunky percussion and bass, while Stef Vrolijk's remix takes the more funky and "techy" road.

This whole mix is stellar and I have a new appreciation for the talents of Nick Warren as far as his taste in music goes. It’s great to see World Circuit DJ’s using artists like Shiloh in their sets and I hope it becomes more prevalent as time goes by.

The very first part of the CD led me to expect the mix to go nowhere and be nothing but dried up progressive with no more value than a used Styrofoam cup. However Sasha proved me wrong very quickly.

Demulcent again is showing an increase in quality. One contributing factor to this I think is that Faith of a Child is stronger track to begin with than I See Grace. I do wish that the remixes came off a bit better, but they are not bad. In my opinion, the best tracks on the EP are Day Break and Prostrate (Smart Casual Mix). If you are hesitant about buying this release because of the vocals in the title track, these two tracks will make it worth you money.

Amazing. This is light years ahead of Volume 1 of the same series. DJ Cattaneo is a South American native who spins radio and the club circuit there and (I assume) abroad.

I bought this mix hoping to hear some great new House from a “semi”-famous DJ. I don’t know a lot about John as far as his mixing skills or dance floor sensibilities but I do know something about his taste in music.

This time all of my reviews have a similar element: Markus Schulz. It’s not that I have a deep-seated love for the guy, but I do enjoy some of his music. Not all of it mind you, but some.