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Review: Last year's self-titled debut album from 100 Gecs was widely described as a wild and eccentric electro-pop masterpiece, with particular praise heaped on the duo's ability to smash together elements from a multitude of disparate electronic styles (both old and new) and somehow make it work. 100 Gecs and the Tree of Clues builds on this excitable madness by providing a freshly remixed version of the set featuring a ridiculous number of high-profile guests (including Fall Out Boy, and Charli XCX), even more vibrant sonic colours, and more blink-and-you-miss them audio references. The result is a breathlessly quick-fire set of madcap electro-pop convulsions that will make your head spin and keep you coming back for more.

Review: Grammy Award winning artist Flume surprised everyone with the shock release of this new album, Things Don't Always Go the Way You Plan, on Transgressive Records. It is a collection of music he has made over the past decade but has never realised in any form so it gives great insight into some of the creative processes and subtle evolutions he has undergone in that time. Injury Reserve, Panda Bear and Isabella Manfredi are some of the featured guests which help to immerse you in a combination of experimental and vocal material with cinematic ambiences, hip-hop leanings, song-driven sounds and plenty more along the way.