Coming up next on PM+, Brunnera presents some high-def, joyful techno that doesn't skimp on tasteful complexity.

You'd need to have your ears chiseled into a fine point to have clocked Brunnera's movements up to this point, skirting as they have around low-key corners of SoundCloud and one choice album carried by NX and Kit, two labels for those that know. When he's not chopping out self-styled "whimsical breakcore" as Glarc, Gordon Bruce makes brightly pointillist rave futurism that takes its cues from footwork, singeli and electronica.

Wild-eyed and devilishly fast, 'Aulus' slaps with more than enough purpose to get a party greased up, charged with the kind of day-go synth strikes we absolutely live for here in PM+ towers.

’Salad Week’ finds a crooked beauty in its faux-flute hooks and warm smudges of melodic familiarity, deftly snuck in between its spring-loaded percussion. There's a discernible groove in the midst of the melee, keeping the lopsided brushstrokes on track to satisfy everyone's mutant dancefloor desires in stunningly non-conformist fashion.