"dust science returns with fresh blood for 2007 on the faith is fear ep. weve been fans of fabrice lig for years her at dust. hes released an avalanche of great techno on classic labels such as kms, 7th city, fcomm and playhouse and hes done us produ with his first release for us. "access denied" is a surging, swinging, darkside monster thats relentlessly tricky and funky. the detroit pads are seriously tripped out and swamped in glitchy beats and stepping hi-hats, and theres some serious low end; its a hell of a track. regis and female are responsible for some of the best uk techno ever made. here they contribute c/chaos; performed live at the orbit in leeds, its simply massive, propelled by downward twisting strings and utterly slamming, intoxicating electronic rhythms. techno luminaries the 65d mavericks are renowned for their driving but innovative techno. "wiretap" is well up to their high standards."

derailleurs new wavwe theory of light ep for dust science delivers four thumping tech-house tracks with some detroit elements that signify a new maturity from lee graves

hot on the heels of their brilliant album, silenced, released in september, the black dog have collected two tracks from it, asked vince watson and carl taylor to remix 4 3s 555 and the stele of revealing respectively while they reshaped d.o.g. style, which featured on the band’s recent trojan horus ep. dj support -terry mitchell, trevor rockliffe, vince watson, tomaz

a pinnacle of achievement within electronica. taken from the forthcoming album 'silenced' 'remote viewing'. it delivers northern electronic soul climax. remote viewing demonstrates that 'the black dog' genius for combining great artistry with listen-ability that remains intact

here is a teaser for the forthcoming 'silenced' album, due in september. while the original version of 'trojan horus' is announced as the stand out track of the album, this 2 part version shows the dog in rather dark and oppressive mood.. dj support – rob da bank, paul thomas, tomaz, mixmaster morris

detroit veteran claude young is back with a grand techno anthem on sheffield's latest electronic imprint dust science. this second release on the label is an inspired piece of moving techno. support from the likes of mothersole, ian o brian, luciano, jeff mills and many more