A Bleep update redux – a handful of hot releases for you. Clicking o­n any product title or image will take you to the release o­n Bleep where you can listen – the player will stop after 30 seconds, click the little ´play´ icon again to continue (or click anywhere o­n the waveform). Any questions or feedback – info@bleep.com

The new EP from Boards of Canada, moving from the homely atmospheres of the last album towards 'a darker glacial place'. Skyliner is simply o­ne of their best tracks ever - a pulsing, evolving lysergic beauty. The other new tracks are slower in pace but equally stunning. Finally, the remix of Dayvan Cowboy by cLOUDDEAD's Odd Nosdam is a 3-part epic that ebbs and flows and twists the original into new places. Includes free desktop wallpapers of the album artwork  [Electronic]

Finally all the remixes done for Jamie´s 'Multiply' album get an airing. The 'live at the scala' version revisits possible the best show of last year - Jamie with a dream-team band that included Gonzales, Mocky & Taylor Savvy.... The Freeform Five Reform is an excellent quantized 4/4 stomper.. But the Luke Vibert mix is the real killer here, featuring old school synth stabs and a huge break, and inspiring Jamie to re-record his vocal live over the top in o­ne take. Finally, Mara Carlyle's vocal & ukelele version of ´Game For Fools´ is a touching heartfelt gem. [Electronic]

Arguably the first ever rave-megablast culled entirely from live improv records, an acrobatic leap into the uncharted future of live eletronic performance. Tim in conversation with Bleep this week "I've never managed to figure out whether I'm a musician, a performer, a programmer or an inventor. So I'm doing it all for this album. I made it o­n stages around Europe. It's all completely improvised which in my vainer moments I think is a world first. At the very least I don't know of any dancefloor mashup albums which are. I made a machine specially for the task which I've been hiking around dungeons, fields, clubs, pubs, places of both natural beauty and dubious standing, performing to between 5 and 500 people. It's good o­n stage, and it's even better if you don't know what you're doing. In the process of making it I've channeled a kind of spontaneity that previously found me o­nly in moments of extended debauchery or disregard for self and world." [Extreme Party Noise]

Another Aaron Funk joint - This time a welcome return to some of less mentalist than usual breakbeat work and delicious melodies last found in the best-selling "Rossz Csillag Alatt Szuletett" album. [Jungle/Breaks/EPN]

The cream of the current British new folk revival, Tunng blend Wickerman arcana with wonky electronics and vocals. Now signed to Full Time Hobby after their earlier releases o­n Static Caravan, this is the duo's second album after last year's 'This is Tunng: Mothers Daughter and other Tales' debut made most critic's 'best of 2005' lists. Highly recommended. "Mike Lindsay and Sam Genders manage to refresh the folk genre with their subtle productions and darkly bucolic undercurrents...A more considered album than last year's debut, defined by Lindsay's elegantly strange frameworks and Genders' notably improved singing." Uncut [Folk/Electronics/Guitars]

Two top flight new releases from the re–energized Lex Records back in effekt. Subtle´s ´Wishingbone´ is a nice-price mini LP compendium of collaborations and remakes – featuring Beck, Mike Patton, Hrvatski, Fog, Ms John Soda - plus some all-new songs. Fog´s Loss Leader is a limited release o­n vinyl 10" and download – snap it up now!  [Folk/Electronics/Guitars]

The long-awaited Burial album will be available from 1st July o­n Bleep in 320k Mp3 and FLAC. The original and long–deleted "South London Boroughs" EP is available now - click the image o­n the left. "deeply melancholic and moving...a longplayer steeped in the experience of London living" Blackdown "Does for London in the ´00s what Wu Tang did for New York in the ´90s...Its everything that Goldie´s Timeless ought to have been. Burial is o­ne of the albums of the decade." K Punk [Dubstep/Minimal] [Dubstep/Minimal/Dub]

Paris´s hottest label added to Bleep – all releases in 320k audio goodness. Justice, Vicarious Bliss, Crazy Baldhead, Paraone, Feadz and more. [ElectroRock / French]

A classic addition to Bleep – the famous album of Kraftwerk songs recreated in a Latin American style by Uwe Schmidt (aka Atom Heart), a resident of Santiago, Chile. Far from being a tasteless pastiche, Schmidt´s love and reverence for the band shine through o­n every track. o­ne of the best covers albums ever, no question. [Kraftwerk/Bossa/Retro]