This Week

Review: A debut release from Greek trio Auditors Domination, "Palace Of Light" is a feast of chilled, dubby production with downtempo trip hop and ethno-funk at the core of their sound. The twelve tracks take in influences from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean, with relaxed jams such as stoner funk of "Throw The Stone" mixing with the Eastern swing of the deeply percussive "Rempeto".

Review: A huge melting pot of global influences go into Ginferno's music, as seen on this follow up to their highly-praised, self-titled debut album. Black Keys-esque psych-funk is handsomely on display on "Madagascar & The Circle of Lemurs", while "Caspian Love Boat Number 9" oozes a mix of mariachi swing and '50s rockabilly cool. Tight, funky and more exciting than a box of firecrackers, Ginferno's freak beat rhythms and Latin brass work a treat across all ten tracks of this very impressive follow-up.

Review: Reprising their "With All Due Respect" album with four sparkling new remixes, Incarnations strike again with this excellent remix EP. Lexx transforms "Let Love Find You" into a deep, emotional, James Blake/The Weeknd-style collision of ghostly beats and emotional vocals. Space Ranger cranks out a delicious electro-boogie rework of "Hindi Ko Alam", while deep disco masters Frisvold & Lindbaek style "Sunset On Punta Paloma" into a Lindstrom-esque jam. An accomplished and rewarding release indeed.