Intended to be 2hrs of 100bpm crawlers but then veered off into loads of techno and back 

Tracklisting

PST on WRKSHP - Naples and Bryan - Tolouse Low Trax - ELLLL rmx of New Jackson on Apartment - something off a kashual plastik compilation - forthcoming dj trystereo I think - more naples - forgotten what this is - this too - SYNTHETIC FLEM BY THEO PARRISH - Shinichi Atobe on bongo flex - morgan buckley remix - BPM reset via Stoner Classix Selected by Artificial & Friends -  Chekov @ 33 but pitched up a wee bit - Parris Wisdom Toother - Cru Servers - Objekt - Salalmanda - forgotten this one  - PST on Aniara with Golden Teacher Raveinstigations mixed in rather messily underneath  - Facta - Upsammy - tribe of colin - velocette - acting presser - model home

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Bill Spencer shares weekend recordings from his living room studio in Detroit, Michigan, from where he brings a range of soulful jazz rock, and ambient sounds, spanning to electronica and psychedelic dub.
 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/bill-spencer/episodes/bill-spencer-22nd-june-2025

A Month of Sundays w/ Bill Spencer 220625

Lead cut from 'Altruism', Dale Cornish's 2nd album for The Death of Rave. A ramrod dance song about masculinity, gender-affirming surgery, and solidarity with LGBTQIA+ community. 

Written & produced by Dale Cornish
Mastered by Rashad @ Clunk
Artwork & design by Philip Marshall
Published by Mute

Dale Cornish New Chest [RAVE043]

Same Thing (Ghost Phone & DJ Persuasion Remix)

Carrier feat Gavsborg - The Fan Dance

Trushmix 242 is back again! This time another round with London´s finest. Brian not Brian, teaming up with good mate and partner in crime Piers Harrison. 
Brian not Brian and Piers Harrison live at Giant Steps in London, on Easter Sunday. 
A 6 hour musical extravaganza! Balearic in the extended field, musical style bending for listening and dancing.

Enjoy music from the top!


Trushmix 242 - Brian Not Brian and  Piers Harrison

This year the Sputnik stage hosts a start-to-finish takeover by the rascals at The Gun – formerly the dirtiest discopub in East London until its tragic closure in March this year: rest in sleaze! To honour its unholy spirit we decided to reach out to pub landlord and flame-keeper Nick Stephens to invite the Gun Club first team down to FM. Not only did they say yes, they fielded Vladimir Ivkovic and Lena Willikens, Tia Cousins, Daisy Moon and – it must be said – an undersung hero of London clubland: bloghouse original and techno survivor Casper Clark.

Nick and Casper will cut the ribbon on Sputnik with a two-hour B2B, which might sound a tiny bit like this warm-up session recorded on the first day of 2025. “Nick and I had the honour of opening up The Gun’s last and final New Year’s Day festivities,” recalls Casper, “before Dan Avery, Lukas Wigflex, Tia Cousins and Nathan Wilkins. Some lineup, that!

“In truth we were confronted by a biblical downpour and the slowest of starts, but if anything that emboldened us to dig a little deeper and play even more eclectically that we’d normally be inclined.” Ah, the E-word. A lot of DJs claim to be eclectic, don’t they? Usually playing a heady mix of techno, house, tech-house and everything in between. Not so with these two, as demonstrated on their finely crafted yet freeform, almost supernaturally guided mix, which wanders like a ghost from underwater dub through to ‘80s minimal wave, Muslimgauze and misty Balearica, before setting us afloat on gentle waves of drug-chug. No requests, please!


FM062: Casper Clark b2b Nick Stephens

We're none too fond of terms like 'selector' here at the figurative 12th Isle HQ. We think it was a shrewd marketing ploy concocted by natural wine bar owners - and possibly the freemasons - who repackaged the spergy single-mindedness of record nerds into something that sounded much more socially agile and cool in order to distract punters from the exorbitant price of nibbles. Thankfully, the time of white label soundtracked £40 sashimi seems to be behind us, and DJing can go back to being obsessives playing odd music made by even odder folk without much in the way of pretence. Someone who encapsulates that kind of energy has very kindly put together a nearly 4 hour long sprawl and has stated that under no circumstances should this mix be enjoyed alongside thinly sliced bits of raw beef and wine with bits in it or there will be hell to pay. Floor Length Skirts for Forecast 79, it's good gear like.

Forecast 079: Floor Length Skirts

Peace of Mind - 17th August 2025

forwards and backwards through bits of a [mostly] electronic music timeline. reverence for BCR. records i’ve played forever and new records i’ve just found. boil it down. one z in drizle. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/drizlefm-w-plo-man/episodes/drizlefm-w-plo-man-21st-august-2025

drizle.FM w/ PLO MAN & Kudzu Audio 210825

D5 - Edward Edits - Delsin Records - dsr-x23

buy vinyl: https://www.delsinrecords.com/release/9398/d5/edward-edits

a1. Compumotion (Edward Edit)
a2. The Deep (Edward Edit)
b1. Dark City (Edward Edit)
b2. Network (Edward Edit)

@Edward shares his personal DJ edits from classic D5 material.

BUY @ Delsin Shop

D5 - Edward Edits (dsr-x23)

It's Niche That

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