Rocky, Ashley and Diesel have conjured up a double mix delight, covering all bases in modern house music's wide musical tapestry.

The limited edition version of this album gets our vote for CD packaging of the year.  Does it sound any good though?  Hell yeah.

A rarities and b-sides album may seem like an obvious cash in, but if you’re one of the millions to fall for the charms of Mr Brandon Flowers and co., chances are you won’t mind treating yourself to this collection of tunes.

Anton Corbijn delivers a contender for film of the year – and in doing so, keeps the entire population of Manchester happy. To coincide with this month's DVD release, we have two copies to give away.

Listening to the first Girl Talk UK release, Night Ripper, feels rather like listening to an extended music section of a pub quiz… one where the caller doesn’t repeat his choices and samples last about five seconds.

The front cover of this album has Jack with an electric guitar in hand. Don’t count on that representing Sleep through the Static though – it’s business as usual for the world’s most laid-back superstar. 

Ninja Tune release an utterly absorbing compilation featuring 50 tunes from across three labels. If you have a spare week to get through them all, you’ll find it's time well spent.

A troubled project from the start, this big budget sci-fi/horror pushes Will Smith's ability to entertain to the limit – but, fortunately, not the audience.