Kerri Chandler's Madtech imprint is really taking out the trash of late. This latest from No Artificial Colours (Lewis Wright and Ryan Ellis) pretty much nails the sound that both Madtech and Chandler are currently extolling. 'Crying Wolf', with vocals from Alex Mills - she of Miguel Campbell's 'Something Special' - is pitch-perfect (US style) garage. 'Restless Souls', with Crosstown alumus Cari Golden, is bumpier, laden with 909 percussion under Golden's spooky vocal. 'Love', featuring Sheff, keeps the momentum burning. Very, very classy indeed.

Great Stuff main man Rainer Weichhold joins with old pal from the Kling Klang stable Namito for this two-tracker on Kompakt's spin-off imprint Kompakt Extra, joining a ludicrously impressive number to have released in the venerable 'Speicher' series. 'Hick' is pure hypnosis, weighed down with portamento bleeps, shaking percussion and a demonic bassline. 'Hack', meanwhile, ups the funk some, throwing in dirty disco horn stabs and enough cowbell to keep Christopher Walken happy for the rest of his days.

It takes balls to call a track 'Balls', and it seems that Mr Wink has them. Two, at least. This is his first release on his own label Ovum in four years, and it's ma-hoosive, as they say.

The excellent Marcin Czubala drops some more solid, solid house music on his own imprint Your Mama's Friend, complete with a robust version from Audiojack.

Following a clutch of woozy and weird releases on World Unknown, Southern Fried and a couple of extremely solid vinyl-only bootlegs (his blissful Balearic re-touch of Rihanna's 'Rehab' in particular), south Londoner youngTEE dissects erstwhile Yazoo lady Alison Moyet and reassembles her almost unrecognisably to darken dancefloors. A thunderous, bowel-shaking, filling-rattling kick, pulsing Chicago bassline, organ stabs and clattering percussion propel this deep, moody anthem into earnest party territory. So handle it with care.