Off kilter rhythms and neck snapping instrumentals, the latest episode of Disconnecting The Dots spotlights the wonky scene that emerged in the late 2000's. Taking influence from hip hop, dubstep, electro, house, Etch provided two hours of music with tracks in the bag from the likes of Flying Lotus, Sumgii, and Hudson Mohawke.

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Disconnecting The Dots w/ Etch: Beats & Wonky Special - February 2023

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