Some meandering words...

Whenever Glastonbury rolls around I am reminded of two key things: my Dad, and my old rave tapes. It is possible I have attached a disproportionate significance to the latter, given that attending the festivals in 92/93/94 were all-consuming, life-changing experiences, but the tapes I bought there remain as the only physical artifacts from those halycon days. The first two years I got in free with my Dad's band (K-Passa, if you're interested; they're still going), and so I would often end up wandering the festival alone without a plan, chatting to randoms and just soaking up the atmosphere.  1992 is strongest in my memory - I recall my Dad shoving me into the band's transit van at the start of the journey; this contained both the band and several crates of K cider liberated from a student ball they'd played the night before. Father wisely opted to drive solo in the family car and was probably fairly amused to see his 16-year-old son emerge from the conveyance into the festival around lunchtime, extremely drunk and almost delirious in his need for a piss. And so it began. K-Passa were ejected from the backstage area by teatime in advance of Van Morrison's arrival, at which point I was amused to see a few middle-aged ladies behind a crash barrier waiting for the secret guest, Tom Jones. I don't recall any knickers being thrown at that point. I was lucky enough to see a few big name acts, but oddly, after cross-referencing against the three line-up posters, I can't pin them. Could have sworn I saw 808 State, or some other 'stadium techno' group - The Orb maybe? Inexplicably the only ones I recall for sure were the grunge band L7 (awesome, but shhhh... we don't talk about that), Galliano, and US3 at the jazz stage ... or was it Oui 3 ... fuck's sake. Look, the real holy grail for this rave kiddy was hanging around the various rave stalls throughout the lazy days, and then after the main stage curfews, dancing way into the small hours without the need for pharmaceutical assistance ... ok that came later ... I was just high on the vibe, man. 

You didn't ask, but the Glastonbury rave tapes I acquired were:

DJ Ace "We 'R' Hardcore"
Dave Angel at Tokyo Sex Whale, Bristol
Fabi Paras at Tokyo Sex Whale, Bristol
Some Carl Cox double pack (forgotten)
Obsession NYE 93/94 - Trevor Rockliffe, Easygroove, Joey Beltram 
DJ Sy at Club Adrenalin
Ellis Dee at Club Adrenalin

Why am I talking about all of this? My tastes back then were all over the place - hardcore/jungle obviously, techno, breakbeat, indie, grunge, jazzy hip hop, gangsta rap, ambient, dub ... but the specific Dave Angel tape above has become a central symbol of those glorious raving days of summers gone by. Jazzy, melodic electronica, sunny, positive and uplifting, transitioning into headbanging techno. I already did one tribute to Dave's unique style back in lockdown ... don't mind telling you I've played it countless times since and for me it's hard to top, but I've had a fair crack at it here. Part three is waiting in the wings. If you made it this far, thanks for reading. Enjoy the mix.

Dave Angel - Timeless [Blunted]
Dave Angel - Shuffle [Blunted]
MLO - Samarkand (Dave Angel Mix) [Aura Surround Sounds]
Love Inc. - The Look Of Love [Force Inc]
Dave Angel - Rotation [Rotation]
Point Zero - Point Zero [Rotation]
Sunshower - Sunshower [Prime]
Jeff Mills - Casa [Axis]
Katana - Erotmania [Think Green]
Trance Induction - Special Format [Prime]
Underground Resistance - The Final Frontier [Underground Resistance]
Suburban Knight - Nocturbulous [Underground Resistance]
Millsart - Step To Enchantment (Stringent) [Axis]
Nico - Oh Yeah! (Dark Treatment) [Instinct]
Dave Clarke - Protective Custody [Bush]
Drax - Interior [Trope]
Morgan Wild Project - Analog Flash [Buzz]
Dave Angel - Lust [R&S]

https://soundcloud.com/selectabwoy/sets/in-flight-entertainment-dave

In-Flight Entertainment II

In-Flight Entertainment II (Dave Angel Tribute)

This time on Svara radio with Mx Darkfloor who runs the label Darkfloor Sound and Mantis Radio. Top selection in this one with me showing off some new jungle selection and Darkfloor taking us to the Darkside. 
Full Tracklist below:
Funk Alchemist - Tracklist (First 30 mins)
Vxrgo - LUV 4 U [Hooversound Recordings]
Settle Down x LMajor - Trying [Repertoire]
Raf Reza - Ekbar [Self Release]
Duburban, Peeb and Pixl - Only You [Jah Rich Project]
Kid Lib - Test Your Might [Myor]
Domz & Jumanji - Run Tingz [36 Hertz Recordings]
Janaway - Reaching Out [Vibez 93']
Nebula - Sounds from the Jungle [Future Retro London]
Radicall - Platform 8 [Self Release]
Dwarde & Tim Reaper - Holding On [Deep Jungle]
Rinse3000 - Your Power (Dub)
P-Tay - Your Consciousness [NSA Records]

Mx Darkfloor - Tracklist (Last 30 mins)
Technical Itch & Voyage & Brakken - Sky Sabre [Tech Itch Recordings]
Vardae - Voices Of Depossession [Samurai Music]
Last Life - Offside (Ancestral Voices remix) [Samurai Music]
Homemade Weapons & Rainforest - The Unsullied [Weaponist]
Dom & Roland - Rollstar [Commercial Suicide]
Outrage - Search Party [DSCI4]
Hyper On Experience - Disturbance  (Tango remix) [Moving Shadow]
Eusebeia - Root Out [Samurai Music]
DJ Trace - Mutant (Verb Revision) [117 Recordings]
Sully - Poison [Astrophonica]
Future Cut - 20/20 (Chase and Status remix) [Renegade Hardware]

Svara Radio with Mx Darkfloor

Really fun B2B with @willflowah recorded before Vibration Centre. 
Will starts the mix off, no set amount of tunes but any sketch parts are prob me because I was popping in and out of the room + dealing with some situation unrelated to this set. 


No tracklist (I wasn't keeping track, maybe I'll reconstruct it if this gets enough likes), some great tunes in this though so worth posting!  Almost all vinyl, just a few digis from me if I remember right.

Devnull & Willflowah - BTTO Radio Sept 25th 2025

Atmospheric, complex, and influential drum and bass productions from Source Direct, the former duo that distinguished themselves as luminaries in breakbeat science in the mid-1990s. 

Selected and mixed by Tim Reaper.  
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/in-focus/episodes/in-focus-source-direct-10th-october-2025

In Focus: Source Direct 101025

Method One - City Of Ghosts [Modern Conveniences]
Alegria - Petrograd (Method One Remix) [Modern Conveniences]
Mineral - Velvet Horizon [Omni Music]
Bravil - Ocean Mist [Fokuz Recordings]
Mister Shifter - Feeling Infinite [Forthcoming Over/Shadow]
Park Shadow - Higher Realms [Metalheadz]
Akuratyde - Liminal Drift (Feat. Alegria) [Microfunk Music]
]Method One - Sylvan [Forthcoming Silent Force]
Conrad Subs - Technical Pressure Part 1 [Metalheadz]
Nectax - Passing Rain [Over/Shadow]
Method One - Moving In Circles [Modern Conveniences]
Wagz - Straight Time [Metalheadz]
Channell - Velocity [Footnotes]
Method One - Echelon [Forthcoming Silent Force]
Madcap - Hide (Seba VIP) [Soul Deep Exclusives]
Method One - Planetarium (Remix) [Modern Conveniences]
Method One - Bokeh [Modern Conveniences]

City Of Ghosts EP

Modcast Episode 026 with Method One

Noah Lyas B2B Clarence Rise opening the second day of Hutte. Going from calmer state of mind to more sophisticated musical touches. A set to immerse yourself in the forest and truly feel the surroundings.

Noah Lyas b2b Clarence Rise at Hutte 2025

Vinyl DJ mix inspired by my recent set at Tribe of Munt's birthday rave up. Selection of the finest old acid vinyl, from as early as 91/92 - blended with the latest heavy electro. Tracks from the likes of: Woody McBride, Richie Hawtin, FUSE, Moy, Ben Pest, DJAX, AFU, Claro Intelecto, Damon Wild, Umwelt

Acid v Electro 130BPM - Vinyl Mix

“Robyrt Hecht is a man of endless energy.” 
[Igloo Magazine] 

Music producer, vinyl DJ and record shop owner, Robyrt Hecht from Leipzig has been involved in every aspect of the underground electronic music scene. 

Besides his label YUYAY Records and his involvement in the now-defunct label and record shop Possblthings, he is a founding member of the Electro label and event crew Clear Memory and runs the record shop Sleeve++. 

He specialises in emotive Electro and IDM with a touch of '80s Funk in the mix.

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Socials: 

Instagram: 
- https://www.instagram.com/robyrthecht/

Soundcloud: 
- https://soundcloud.com/robyrthecht

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Further information: 

Bandcamp: 
- https://clearmemory.bandcamp.com/
- https://yuyay.bandcamp.com/

Linktree: 
- https://linktr.ee/robyrthecht

Discogs: 
- https://www.discogs.com/artist/2890322-Robyrt-Hecht

Sleeve++:
http://sleeveplusplus.de/

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Tracklist: 

01 J.V.D.B. – Genetic Manipulation [WéMè, 2006]
02 Ototax – Time Goes By : The Statepen [Phlegmatik, 2000]
03 DJ S² – Post Emancipation Psychosis (Lithium Mix) [Underground Resistance, 2006]
04 Chaos – The Safety Is Off [Underground Resistance, 2000]
05 Cryogenetic – Swept Away [Philthtrax, 2020]
06 Cyphon – Better Days [Gunfinger Food, 2022]
07 Labyrinthine – Cotard Delusion [WéMè, 2021]
08 Ultradyne – Fantasy Era [SCSI-AV, 2002]
09 Patronen – Wichtiges [Fundamental Records, 2015]
10 Superfluor – Rollofanny [Ainirit, 2016]
11 CN – Anubis [WéMè, 2014]
12 Jodey Kendrick – 999 [Rephlex, 2009]
13 Haron – Optics [Tape Records Amsterdam, 2014]
14 XY0815 – Join My Sunday [YUYAY, 2025]
15 Nachtzug – Yskayan Pulse [mindcolormusic, 2019]
16 ReQuest – HoloSerum [WéMè, 2020]
17 Analogous Doom – A Pinpoint of Light [Vortex Traks, 2024]
18 Cygnus – Europa II [Fundamental Records, 2016]
19 Robyrt Hecht – Earning [YUYAY, 2022]

Addicted-2-Bass / Episode 162 / Robyrt Hecht / 30.11.2025

Operating out of Toronto, Trailcam crafts dense music shaped by fractured percussion and dub's dislocation. Her approach to sound evokes a world that's constantly shifting with its clean edges eroded by repetition and drift. Released on Northern Electronics, her debut album Drumlin Loop serves as a weathered map of these sonic territories.

LATE NIGHT BRIBES VOL 6: Trailcam: 27th November '25

ȶɛʍքǟʊʀǟʟ // EP018

Transparent Sound was formed in the English seaside town of Bognor Regis by B-Boy Orson Bramley and guitarist Martin Brown who bonded over a love of hip hop, electro, 70's electronica, Visage, and Cabaret Voltaire. 

Whilst 100% serious about making music to move the dance floor, Transparent Sound never took themselves seriously, breaking with the electro tradition of being po-faced even down to the self-deprecating admission in press releases that they “don’t know how any of [their] equipment works”. 

This willingness to “fiddle and tinker until a good noise comes out” has gained Transparent Sound a cult following from fans including Helena Hauff, Ricardo Villalobos, Weatherall, Laurent Garnier, Mad Mike, and Robert Smith of The Cure (who asked TS to remix their single Wrong Number). The TS track No Call From New York, was named track of 2017 on both the Pete Tong Essential Mix, and the Btraits BBC Radio 1 shows. 

A retrospective of their work, Accidents 1994-2023, was released this year on Tresor, collecting dancefloor hits like Punk Mother Fucker, the afore-mentioned No Call From New York, as well as new versions of old material and a few unreleased gems. 

Martin recently hung up his disco shoes after recovering from a life-threatening illness. Orson continues Transparent Sound’s mission both in the studio through on-going productions, live hardware stage show, and DJ sets taking the trademark heavy bass and saw-wave buzz direct to the dancefloor. 

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You can find him on:
Instagram: instagram.com/soundtransparent
Bandcamp: www.transparentsound.bandcamp.com
Soundcloud: @transparent-sound
RA: ra.co/dj/transparentsound

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Tania Atyabi's Tracklist:
1. Datassette - Rachel Whiteread Acid
2. Beatrice M. Jan Loup - Shallow
3. /DL/MS/ - Honokida (Alex Cortex Remix)
4. Zobol - Weapon of Mass Distraction
5. dBridge x Joe Seven - Anachronistic
6. Pableau - ABRACADABRA (Clare Durant Remix)
7. Syz - Circulate
8. Temponauta - 1972
9. Sean Kosa - Regenerate
10. Luke Sanger - Data Infection
11. Saturated Color - One More
12. DJ Bone - R.I.D.E.
13. Luke Sanger - Crunchy Data
14. dBridge x Joe Seven - Err Hello
15. Ivna Ji - Archways
16. Beatrice M. Jan Loup - Light
17. Lostlojic - Anomaly
18. Monolake - Afterglow
19. Rostyslax - Blue Sun Protocol
20. SHKLV - Ethereal Freak

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Transparent Sound's Tracklist:
1. Gauss - unknown
2. 214 - Easing Into The Night
3. Trontsephore - Elephant
4. Deepvision Lefka - Generation
5. Carl Finlow - More Than Machine
6. Sterac Electronics - Reinstated
7. Dark Vector - unknown
8. White Label - unknown
9. Datahata - Intinarant Drift
10. Axiomatize - Leviatron

Tempaural w/ Transparent Sound - Netil Radio - 12 Nov 25

Originally from 2002 the album was supposed to be released as a successor to his amazing Praxis 12" "Anarcho-Psychotic". Finally released as a digital album in the praxis_digital series in 2018. Here's another taster - enjoy!

Malfunction

Low Entropy: In The Realm Of The Sentinel (from: Malfunction, praxis_digital_00101)

Praxis is a record label dedicated to experimental hardcore and radical breaks and other forms of challenging electronic music and noise. Founded in 1992 by Christoph Fringeli in London, Praxis is now based in Berlin, where we also run the Praxis online shop and distribution.
We also publish Datacide - the magazine for noise & politics in print and online.

Low Entropy: In The Realm Of The Sentinel (from: Malfunction, praxis_digital_00101)

Praxis Records