ALBUMS: SOME LONG PLAYERS YOU SHOULD GET ON YOUR STEREO THIS MONTH.

Byline: andy everett

Paul Oakenfold Perfecto Las Vegas OAKENFOLD has spent the last year throwing weekly parties in Las Vegas and this double CD features his favourite tracks.

This takes the DJ back to his trance roots with an album full of club bangers and driving beats.

Featuring 25 exclusive tracks plus a new one from Oakenfold, it is the best thing he's done in years and a reminder that the old boy is still at the top of his game. Out now on New State.

Gatecrasher Club Anthems 1993 - 2009 The second instalment in a series that charts the club's musical history. From the first party years of the early Nineties, the third CD has some of the biggest tunes of a generation, with anthems like Man With The Red Face and Yeke Yeke.

The second disc comes bursting with 21 more commercial records from the era when dance music really started crossing over on to daytime radio, with tracks such as Spin Spin Sugar and U Don't Know Me in the mix.

The first CD brings things bang up to date with more recent club smashes.

To be honest, you're likely to have all these already but it's nice to have them all in one collection.

Out next week on Rhino.

Defected In The House: Zouk Out Singapore '10 THE world's best soulful house label continues its global travels, this time stopping off at one of Asia's most popular clubbing destinations.

Inspired by the sounds of the city's most renowned nightclub Zouk, it's an upfront collection of four to the floor beats by the club's long-term resident DJB and includes the likes of South Street Players - Who's Keep Changing Your Mind and Michael Cleis's tune of the summer - La Mezcla.

Two CDs of great house music, plus there's a mini guide to Singapore too. Just out on Defected.