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Review: While their powers may have waned in recent years, there was a time when each new Autechre release was nigh on essential. This sumptuous box set from Warp revisits that time, collecting together all 47 tracks from their singles between 1991 and 2002. Naturally, it runs chronologically, beginning with their hard, rave-era floor fillers (see "Cavity Job") and early IDM experiments (various versions of the brilliant "Basscadet"), before moving on to the clattering rhythms of the Anvil Vapre and Envane EPs, the smacked-out bliss of Cichlisuite and the dystopian worlds of EP 7. Along the way there are two Peel Sessions, a raft of forgotten favourites and a skip load of cold and weary gems.

Review: Japanese liquid D&B veteran Makoto's 2011 full-length, Souled Out, was something of a slept-on classic. Largely eschewing straight-up drum and bass, it instead presented a selection of sparkling soul cuts backed with all manner of sun-kissed beats. Here, that album gets a makeover. This time round, there's more straightforward soulful D&B on show (see Lenzman's gorgeous tweak of "Woe", and the funk-fuelled Sinistar rework of "You've Got Sumptin"), as well as excellent forays into hip-hop soul ("Tower of Love", remixed by Bun), glitch-hop (Ena's take on "Woe") and slick, soulful house (Makoto's own version of "Girl I'm Running Back 2 U").

Review: "Live At Tonhalle" is the new album by the Duesseldorf based electronic duo Phoneheads performed live by the Duesseldorf Symphonic Orchestra. The CD will be released together with a DVD including a video of the complete concert, bonus material and videoclips.