#2. Moonstar – Detriot [Compost] 2004

Discogs Price: £2.66

16 years on and still sounds like the future. That fact that you can still pick this up for under a fiver worryingly makes me think something's gone very wrong with the Matrix. Moonstarr's broken techno productions were always worth checking (and still are) but this slice of filth seems to have flown under the radar of a few DJs that really should know better. A record that can ignite and unite all kinds of disparate dancefloors, like the best records always do.

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#1. Niko Marks – Chune [Planet E] 2003

Discogs price: £1.99

Why on earth this is languishing on Discogs for under two quid is beyond me. Looped up crunchy acid disco out of detroit that half way through goes off into the stratosphere with piano lines that'll have your head in the clouds. Flip it over for a very rare US garage-style banger on Planet E called 'Truly something' which I didn't even realise was on there until recently, such is the draw of the A-side. Always remember to check those B-sides kids.

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