Pitchfork, whose only contribution to electronic music seems to be the very excellent Philip Sherburne's Month In Techno, have given us a very good review of Matthew Dear's latest Get Physical release.

Either as Audion or Jabberjaw or False, Matthew Dear has always brought something extra to his records that's allowed him to crossover to wider audiences. This ability got him an opening slot on Hot Chip's European Tour.

The Pitchfork review of Body Language 7 is by Tim Finney. Now he doesn't say minimal is dead but he does mention that it's been replaced, which is a nice, sugar-coated method of delivering the bad news to all those DJs who need to start adapting.

To read the review in full click here.

The tracklist, a mixture of minimal and house, is a pretty good indicator of the way dancefloors are going in Europe these days.

1. Dinamoe - The Green French One (Original Mix)

2. Kalabrese - Cityblues

3. Sascha Dive - Street Life (Samuel Davis Dark Groove Remix)

4. Kid Sublime - Basement Works Vol. 1

5. Johnny D - Orbitalife

6. Martinez - Retrospective

7. Diz - No Way

8. Johnny D - Tramodyssee

9. Mlle Caro & Franck Garcia - Dead Souls (Radio Slave Long Distance Kiss Mix)

10. Prompt - Ambee

11. DJ Koze - Zou Zou

12. I:Cube - Gtnup

13. SoulPhiction - Traffic Lights

14. Two Armadillos - Hamlin (Sascha Dive's Secret Dub)

15. Seth Troxler & Patrick Russell - Doctor of Romance

16. Even Tuell - Untitled B1

17. DJ Koze - I Want to Sleep

18. Basti Grub - Baaa Niii

19. Matthew Dear - Free To Ask (Body Language Exclusive Track)

20. Lorenzo - Get Deep

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