Symptomatic of 'digital native' bedroom producers, Ana Caprix has an understanding of appropriation that has come to be a marker for a certain age in music.  What stands out about the work is its honesty. These layered tracks, swinging between saccharine pop and slow trance not only make you want to touch someone, but are indicative of new subjectivities - slowly seeping into hegemonic 2.0 platforms - and formed into hyperaware personal brands.  Ana Caprix's ambiguous profile doesn't detract from, but rather compliments, the emotion driven production process, it is consistent and prolific (both on SoundCloud and at live shows amongst peers such as S T A R G A T E, PALMISTRY & felicita, where you could argue it's not so much the styles that have put them together but their online networks - producing a new type of locality amongst music scenes), and lends to the apparent insensitive methods of re-appropriation.

Each new video by Factory Floor that surfaces hints that nostalgic sweet spot constantly harped on about by ageing music journalists in that feels like a real 'event'. Partly because of their fearsome live reputation for mind-melting acid rave workouts, each physical release that slips out onto vinyl carries the weight of the moment in time of where the band sit now. 'Fall Back' is a slice of beatific gurgling techno plucked straight from a dark storage vault under a club in Berlin in 1984.

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New signings to Warp Records, Mount Kimbie, have announced arange of t-shirts designed by Tyrone Lebon. Taken from the video he directed for their track 'Before I Move Off' below. Kai and Dom have this to say about it;

"Recently we have been using [the video] on stage but slowed down to last for over an hour. Played this way each shot lingers and people have got to see the work in a completely new way. It starts at different points and different images run over different songs each night. In this way it's continued to change form and in some ways is a completely different piece. It's intrinsically linked to a certain time, song and album for us and we have now made some of the images in to a few very limited T-shirt designs which are now available online. We hope you like them and also want to thank Tyrone for his great work."

We've got two shirts to give away, simply email felix@tankmagazine.com and we'll select the winner from a hat next week.