Digital Tsunami

Mainly unreleased material.

Sounds throughout the mix reminisce those late seventies, early eighties when people were doing live performances actually hitting on metal, not just using samples and electronics to create pitch-dark energies.

Lithuania's best kept secret.

Innsyter offers a twisted lo-fi mix for for us here made up of experimental, industrial, downtempo, synth and proto-techno sounds spanning over more than three decades.

A homage to the Dutch West Coast scene and its myriad of influences Goodstuff selects an idiosyncratic range of tracks.

Recored on a four-day trip on Volga river.

100 is just a number.

If you want people to dance, you should be fucking moving..

American experimental techno.

Kris Hall creates a deep and sometimes dark mix for us here made up of entirely contemporary electro tracks, interspersed with cuts of house and techno.

They even bought Serato to be able to record this mix.

A considered journey fashioned to be a wild trip, taking you to new places amidst the past always pushing forward with ballistic threats of violence couched in darkly beautiful refrains of loss and hope.

Mannequin Records boss in the mix.

Cabral presents a dark moody mix for us here, all spindly techno and late night body movers, hypnotic techno jams that are equally suited to the headphones as the raw thump of a good club system.

Upcoming rave special.

This is music from the other world coming to take you home.

Festive special!

An-i has collated an eclectic mix full of raw punk attitude, wild synth psychedelia and strange noise subversions here, all bolted on to a thumping techno chassis that glories in the dancefloor and surges ever forward into the night.

Just because you’re neurotic doesn’t mean they don’t think you’re pathetic.

Happy in its deviancy this is midnight music for the black hour, you’re a long long way from VIP lounges and Ibiza here baby.