Guardian Music — Continuing our new series in which Guardian and Observer writers pick their favourite albums – with a view that you might do the same – Dan Hancox praises Cannibal Ox's chilling rap masterpieceFrom its opening announcement ("It's a cold world out... more info

Guardian Music — Continuing our new series in which Guardian and Observer writers pick their favourite albums ever – with a view that you might do the same – Jude Rogers celebrates New Order's moving masterpieceBe honest. When you're asked what your favourite alb... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Komputer is the project of two London-based synth-meisters: Simon Leonard and David Baker. The band have been writing, mixing and producing for 11 years now, and show no signs of slowing down, as the release of their latest album "Synthetik" attests... more info

KEXP Seattle — KEXP Documentaries starts a new series, Electronic Innovators, on the Afternoon Show with Kevin Cole today at 3pm, with a feature on James Blake! This episode re-airs on my show this Saturday at 4pm. Electronic music first made its way into pop cultu... more info

Guardian Music — Meet the new face of German techno: an accoustic trio who've spurned the sequencers to play live – they'll even let you danceThe avatar on Brandt Brauer Frick's Facebook page is a drawing of serious young men in shirts and ties. It's a portrait of ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — In 1987, Alexander Balanescu left the Arditti Quartet to form his own Balanescu Quartet, which has gone on to acquire a reputation as one of the world’s leading contemporary music groups. Collaborators have included Michael Nyman, Gavin Bryars, Or... more info

Altsounds — *The Dying Seconds* from Dublin began making music for the right reasons – for themselves. But with all things special, word spread fast. The beginning twitters came from local and online press with glowing live reviews making comparisons fr... more info

We Like it Lossless! — EMI UK / 2009by request1 part(s) WU, enjoy more info

Totally Fuzzy — Not as well known internationally as other electronic synth pioneers like Walter Carlos, Kraftwerk, Vangelis or even J.M. Jarre, but don't let that fool you. Dutch synthesist Johan Timman knew exactly what knobs to twist and what cable to plug i... more info

We Like it Lossless! — Underwater Records / 2002Their third release, Att3nti0n, retains the group's knack for cybernetic pop hooks ("Desire") while exploring chill-out (the modest "Detention") and hard, filter-filled trance ("I.I.E."), all the while nodding its head to the... more info