Rocking it since 1998 Jungle D&B, breaks Electro, Illbient, Dub and just good dark tracks. every mix is 90 % free formed I might have a few mixes I have thought about or have tried at one point but, otherwise freestyled. I try to keep the mixes deep when possible but ,know when otherwise. my mixes are like a good dark comedy if u will . LOL I never take my mixes to serious but try to be on point. when in the mix. enjoy good day.

I am an original sound designer/day dreamer that gets lost in her own world of multi dimensional sound.I also make beats and work on other realms of electronic music.Music is just a moment it extends from with in.
I have been surrounded by the world of electronic music since i was a kid.
I have played shows with truly inspiring / amazing components in their field of exploration with sound.
I explore sound and it creates with me
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SAKI BOMB, is a German-born electronic musician whose work thrives on constant evolution. Since debuting in 2008, his sound has spanned ambient, IDM, and experimental electronics, before expanding into trip hop, witch house, and field-recording–driven textures on his 2016 album Lo-Fi Midnight Rituals. Known for immersive live shows featuring lo-fi film projections, he became a fixture in the southeastern U.S. electronic scene from 2016–2020.
After experimenting with dub, acid house, and post-industrial sounds during the pandemic, SAKI BOMB returned with Your Heart is a Brain (2022), a daring blend of electronic and acoustic instrumentation inspired by Radiohead, Nine Inch Nails, and Cocteau Twins. The album surprised fans with its mix of dramatic atmospheres, guitar-driven intensity, and beat-driven energy.
Now back in the studio, SAKI BOMB is shifting once again—this time toward fuzz-soaked shoegaze, indie textures, and post-hardcore energy. A new EP and live shows are expected in 2026. SAKI BOMB compares his new direction to “this is what Radiohead would sound like, playing Fugazi”.

“I Care Because He Does.”









This is a page inspired by the artist Richard D. James, more specifically, his work on the Rephlex Records label, unreleased/rare releases, and the album he released under the alias “The Tuss”, called “Rushup Edge.” Leading up to this official release, there were multiple MySpace pages said to be accounts belonging to The Tuss. At this point in 2023, it is still unclear how much of these Tuss accounts Rich was involved in… the only confirmed RDJ Tuss material are the aforementioned “Rushup Edge”, and the ep the preceded it, called “Confederation Trough”.

This page also focuses heavily on the “SoundCloud Dump”, which was a series of releases uploaded to a number of anonymous accounts on SoundCloud that eventually became clear to the world to be Richard. It is an astonishing amount of material - spanning his entire artistic career. They eventually were taken down by his record label, but there are a number of folks that compiled each track in a zip archive and can be downloaded for free to this day on archive.org. 

Though this page is dedicated to and inspired by Aphex Twin - I came to a turning point with where to take this page. The main goal is to promote. In other words,  to provide a place online for fans of Aphex Tain to easily stream the best of their favorite artist, as well as showing younger fans of electronic music who I believe is the greatest electronic musician. 

I’ve also uploaded various tracks from a few other artists that are either collaborators, influencers or those influenced by Aphex Twin. You will find some original DJ mixes done by me and some straight up “mixtape” style hour long tracks arranged by and mastered by me. 

I do not profit in any way from this monetarily speaking, but I do get a lot out of seeing the comments and the joy that the songs uploaded bring about, and archives are important.

https://evel.bandcamp.com/album/adopt-me

https://aphextwin.bandcamp.com/album/blackbox-life-recorder-21f-in-a-room7-f760

https://squarepusher.bandcamp.com/album/dostrotime-1

https://mikeparadinas.bandcamp.com/album/grush



https://archive.org/details/aphex-twin-2023

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