Tiësto's Magikal Journey is a trip down a musical memory lane. Disc one is filled with tracks that built a foundation to modern day trance, setting the bar for producers around the world.

If this is the sort of thing tyDi can do now, I almost shudder to think what the man will do by 25. Followed by Dr Willis for the second week of Infinity at QBH, the crown of Australia's Number 1 DJ was both deserved and displayed.

Dr Willis brings us 'Da Slam' (SILICON) Silicon has been a label which for me has been at the forefront of the ever popular Tech-Trance sound and with this release it certainly doesn't disappoint. Da Slam is a corker of a track and it comes from Australia's finest export since Kylie Dr Willis.

Standing with charisma and passion to the crowd, a post modern magician poured the elixir of lyrical content into the decks, a suave operator mixing tunes like making love to the bass, the beat and jumping ambience.

He didn't mix; he moulded.

A Genius.

Grant Smillie has produced a surprisingly knock out compilation - gone are the days of stereotyping him as a commercial 'music for the masses' disc jockey - this compilation shows the maturity and depth we were all waiting for

The CD was bought for one main purpose, that being a sudden addiction to the track The Way I Are.

In the 5 years since its inception, The Bang Gang have well and truly made a mark on the Australian party scene, and if this album is any indication of what awaits crowded dancefloors around the country then it is going to be a very wild month for the Bangers!

Various artists

Mixed by Firefox and Boogs

The Young Jedi Master brings us two cracking CD's filled with new tracks, old favourites and some very cleverly remixed tracks thrown in to a mix that works seamlessly, and will have almost every reflex in your body tapping along to a very funky beat.

Another crowd pleaser from the ever popular label-and sees the return of John Course and Dirty South.