Electronic review: Various, Final Song Vol 1
Which song would you choose to hear before you die? Paul Mardles watches 13 DJs get all gloomy
Dance review: Groove Armada, Go EP
It's all sounding far from rum, writes Caspar Llewellyn Smith
Pop review: Beirut, March of the Zapotec/Holland
A double EP, rather than an album, Zach Condon's third outing is a curio, writes Paul Mardles
Electronic review: The Prodigy, Invaders Must Die
Ageing with dignity is hard, says Gareth Grundy. Hell, even Liam Howlett's band can't manage it
Their friends are electric – and eclectic
No one has as many pals as the space-age rappers - not even Norman Cook, says Johnny Davis
Harmonic 313: When Machines Exceed Human Intelligence
Not essential, but Warp completists will find much here to admire and enjoy
The Bellbury Poly: From a Distant Star, Various Artists: Ritual and Education
An eerie soundtrack to childhood spent in front of the telly, Ghost Box's spooky electronica is strange and spellbinding, says Alexis Petridis
Telepathe: Dance Mother
If they could add more to their beguiling sonic invention, they would be the toast of Brooklyn
Telepathe: Dance mother
Electronic Review: Telepathe: Dance Mother Although Dance Mother has its moments, Telepathe fall well short of true wizardry
Telpathe, Dance mother
Minimal electronica that goes bang in the night is nothing to be scared of, says Sarah Boden
Telefon Tel Aviv: Immolate Yourself
Plush and dreamy, it is a world away from the duo's previous glitchy, sparse aesthetic, says Alex Macpherson
Priya Elan’s new releases review
Fever Ray | Bon Iver | George Sampson | Franz Ferdinand | Madonna
Max Tundra, Parallax Error Beheads You
A pop tour de force, bursting with bright, bouncy hooks, warped lyrics about love, and Ben Jacobs' high, tender vocals
No 1: TV On the Radio – Dear Science
From ambient to Afrobeat, hard riffs to handclaps, the avant-garde favourites crammed everything possible into this album and breathed life into guitar music in the process
Various artists, Mix the Vibe (Timeless Re-Collection)
Soulful vocals rub up against sleek grooves and sleazy basslines