A dynamically abrasive, brutalist club construction from Ae, buries the opposition in the dirt.

Quite possibly the apex of Lorenzo's work - a weightless trance buzz of which its true power lies in its minimalist approach to taking over the club and everyone in it.

Manic polyrhythmic pulse that takes the tempos of jungle and channels them to become a quick-footed old school Chicago house jacker of enormous proportion.

Though technically co-produced in tandem with Miles Demdike, Corrosive features some of Andy Stott's best club gear. Grinding trap mixed with a devastatingly heavy breakbeat, and ended with some Zomby eski pressure.

Absolute peak time house from Daphni, sure to split the crowd into those lost in the music and those running to the booth begging for an ID.

GAIKA blends the RNB style champagne dreamin' of the slicker early '00s UKG with a streetwise, hood up gothic twist that will see it draw appeal from across the board of soundboys and girls alike.

Back in 2010 when this dropped, it took the mechanical funky sound and melded it into something reaching for stadiums, yet encased in that slightly off kilter sound that makes the Night Slugs stand a million miles ahead of the rest in the game.

Never Enough is an out and out pop tune, yet it's not afraid to groove bassline and synth lines. We could see it perfectly slide into the lighter ends of a Silent Servant or Optimo post-punk funk dj mix.