CLUBBERS GUIDE – MINISTRY OF SOUND

CLUBBERS GUIDE – MINISTRY OF SOUND

Another strong Ministry of Sound collection, this time mixed by the ever-dependable John Course and the very kewl Anna Lunoe.

Course mixes the first disc, offering up a commercial collection of electro and house tracks, veering from the ridiculous (The Potbelleez dopey Hello) to the sublime (UK Xenomania protege Florrie’s Call 911).

Lunoe’s mix is cooler, trendier, and — dare we say it — better, with artists like Kele, Crookers and Australia’s own pop starlet Chris Sorbello (with the sublime Dangerzone) vying for attention.

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CLOSED: Ministry of Sound CD pack

CLOSED: Ministry of Sound CD pack

CLOSED: Clubbers Guide to Spring 2012

CLOSED: Clubbers Guide to Spring 2012

CLOSED: Uncovered CDs

CLOSED: Uncovered CDs

Elen Levon’s dance tape

Elen Levon’s dance tape