Tectonic's 'Earwax testing ground rolls out the nuclear-sexy dubstep of Ginz and Kool Money Kwame's 'Wet Wipe Riddim' and 'Oreo' double header. Both cuts are a testament to the welath of talent in Bristol, with 'Wet Wipe Riddim' almost toppling Joker for sheer radioactive exuberance and outright filthy effect. That mutant soul sample and breezeblock beats should certify this cut on the floor for a while to come. Flip over and we get the ragged funk grind of 'Oreo', setting a staggered halfstep rhythm with Afro-lilting melodies and rudely off-kilter chords to make us wile out big time. In comparison to Ginz's polished beats with Joker, there's just something about the grimily exotic fleshiness of this riddim that's got us hooked and we recommend you check it quickstyles!

Man of the moment Joker is everywhere at the moment, not least at Sonar. This is a strictly limited bundle just for the Sonar period. A chance to catch up on any bits of the Kapsize catalogue you may have missed and to get your hands on a high-quality version of the unreleased Solid State. Without an album in sight, this is the most comprehensive Joker package to hit the streets so far.

The second part of Hyperdub's 5 year celebrations is upon us, this time featuring tracks from Joker & Ginz, Zomby and Samiyam. All tracks here are 100% exclusive to this plate, thematically collecting three of the scenes like-minded future-funkers with emphasis on their mutant take of synthline styles. Joker & Ginz squeeze out the purple leaning 'Stash' on the A-side, a starburst of hard-edged synth functions and cool-as-f*ck halfstep swing rhythms showing why they are two of the most keenly observed producers in the UK right now. On the flip Zomby sidesteps any preconceptions of what he might turn out with a stepping mid-tempo groove rolling with his geometric pattern designs formed from a plastic bassline and crystallized hi-end frequencies with a darker touch before Samiyam again switches tempo and groove to revised electro-soul on 'Roller Skates', spilling out the wooziest of keys over slo-slipping hiphop rhythm contractions. If you still needed any confirmation that Hyperdub has the widest scope and tightest A&R skills on the dancefloor right now, this is it. Wicked and bad!