Secret Garden Party – review
Music is a secondary concern at this surreal hedonist's retreat but Django Django and Regina Spektor made a splash, writes Mark Beaumont
Various Artists: Selected Signs III-VIII – review
This seven-hour compilation made to accompany a Munich exhibition celebrating experimental label ECM is a marvel, writes John Fordham
Matias Aguayo: The Visitor – review
Chilean-German producer Matias Aguayo's latest is more playful than wacky, thankfully, writes Alex Macpherson
Lovebox – review
The stars strut their stuff on stage but it's at the edges that Lovebox really thrives, writes Stevie Chick
Fuck Buttons: Slow Focus – review
The electronic duo's third album recalls the nimble dread of Boards of Canada, writes Kitty Empire
Various: Daora: Underground Sounds of Urban Brasil – review
An alternative sound of summer from Brazil with hip-hop, electronica, Afrobeat, samba and rap, writes Neil Spencer
Fuck Buttons: Slow Focus – review
The Bristol duo's third album repeats their impressive trick of making music that's both euphoric and apocalyptic, writes Alexis Petridis
Matias Aguayo: The Visitor – review
Veteran guerrilla rave man Matias Aguayo's third album defies definition, writes Kitty Empire
Peven Everett: King of Hearts – review
The Chicago house divo shows absolute commitment to his exquisitely arranged dancefloor romances, says Alex Macpherson
Maps: Vicissitude – review
Adversity has reignited James Chapman's creative spark to blissful effect, writes Dave Simpson
Various artists: Acid Rain: Definitive Original Acid and Deep House 1985-1991 – review
Made to drive Chicago club-goers into a frenzy, acid house was never meant to last. But its relentless energy conquered dancefloors worldwide – and now a new compilation shows it has conquered time, too
New Order – review
There was something very Doctor Who about New Order's impressive gig at an astrophysics centre, writes Dave Simpson
Daughn Gibson: Me Moan – review
Daughn Gibson's second album posits the ex-trucker as an electronic Johnny Cash, writes Kitty Empire
Pet Shop Boys: Electric – review
Following last year's flat Elysium, the Pet Shop Boys sound like a band reborn on their smart and sprightly 12th album, says Alexis Petridis
Phoenix at Glastonbury 2013 – review
Perfect tunes, brilliant showmanship and mass bopping in the John Peel tent: the sun may have set, but the Phoenix has risen