Anarchy Rice - Running The Show - Acidphonic

This sort of accessible, neo-commercial trancey breaks tune is probably what you think the scene needs if you have no soul. Seemingly written by a couple of Ibeefa post-hard dance dudes, it actually works every time, and it's probably only a few po-faced NSB forum DJs who're putting a stop to more stuff like this filtering through.

Scratcha DVA - Natty/Ganja - Hyperdub

Even though his Rinse FM radio show and Fantastic 4 releases have put the bespectacled producer on the music map, his debut release on Hyperdub will help catapult his star further into the ears and feet of discerning music lovers the world over. Following in the funkiest footprint of Cooly G, 'Natty' is a stuttering, percussive anthem, with just enough weirdness to give it edge. 'Ganja' evokes classic hardcore and Jungle moments updated through a soca-tinted filter.

Ation - Love For The Heads - Abucs

The perfect kind of tune for horizontal mindsets, infused with the smokey vibes of a '60s jazz club, suddenly transported into the future.

Enough Weapons - Supersonic (Remixes) - Ape

The scintillating 'Supersonic' receives the big remix treatment, with Freeflow 45 concentrating on the huge electronic top line. The ever-improving That Girl DJ mines a burbling bass furrow before the electronics go into overdrive, and bright new hope Eshericks from Japan applies plenty of science to his re-jig. Superb zippy production and a ravey-davey sensibility make this mix marginally the pick of the bunch.

Ben Verse - Flip The Coin - Wheel and Deal

The fifth release from N-Type's imprint welcomes a relative newcomer to the dubstep fray, well, unless you're a fan of noise merchants Pendulum, then you'll know him as MC Verse. But don't let that put you off, his dubstep output is favoured by Youngsta and is peeled from the same fruit as the likes of Headhunter and early Tempa releases. 'Flip The Coin' nudges it with a throb as hard as a donkey spiked with Viagra.