One Little Indian

2015 has been an exceptional year for both electronic and club music so far. Standout releases from genres as diverse as noise, grime, Idm, hip-hop, techno, R&B, footwork and grime have consistently strayed beyond the boundaries of where electronic music has gone previously. Old masters like Aphex Twin burst back onto the scene with floods of music uploaded to anonymous SoundCloud accounts. Soulful singers such as Kelela and Dawn Richard have been working alongside some of the weirdest producers around to generate bizarre R&B soundscapes. Club sounds have been chewed up and spat back out by the likes of Flava D, Lotic and M.E.S.H. There has been a notable trend towards electronic releases that use the voice as a instrument for exploring identity and gender.

Oh, and the incredible Björk put out another storming release with production credits and accompanying remixes from some truly forward-thinking DJs,...