Top Techno albums

The Greatest Hits: Why Try Harder brings together all the huge records that helped make Fatboy Slim the biggest dance artist and DJ on the planet. The album includes all the hit singles, alongside remixes and two exclusive new tracks

The Crazy Frog also known as The Annoying Thing has become a cultural phenomenon. The character has reached peaks of international music charts and generated millions of mobile downloads

US rapper, singer, composer and producer T-Pain finished the third conceptual album Thr33 Ringz. The disc is made in the circus stylistics, and the public should anticipate the real breath keeping show on it

Lena Meyer-Landrut's debut album My Cassette Player consists of cover versions of various songs and new songs, which are mostly slow and mid-tempo compositions with very nice lyrics

Goldfrapp has invited various DJs, including T. Raumschmiere and Benny Benassi, to make the remixes for the new album. We Are Glitter, however, is not fully a club danceable record, as the rhythms and moods change from song to song

The Norway-based Royksopp are so much fond of music and so good at playing music that they decided to refuse pointblank to use vocals on their new album, Senior

The Knife's third full length album Silent Shout is darker than its predecessor Deep Cuts having inherited its most non-standard moments of arrangement and melodies, and refined by new interesting details

Underworld can be fearlessly considered as one of the founders of electronic music. The duo exist sinсe 1989 and they had time to release a whole bunch of popular records. This year Underworld are coming back with their new record Oblivion With Bells

Trans Canada Highway sounds slightly more mechanic than last year's The Campfire Headphase and contains 6 tracks. This conceptual work, even put on repeat mode, wouldn't appear boring for you in any way while driving along a highway