Tracks We Love

In Murakami’s Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, Toru finds a dry well where he discovers his subconscious. If you don’t have a dry well handy, this track will do nicely.

An 11 minute fluttering amen-scattered journey that gets kind of epic in the end but in a nice way.

This track is an IDM-ed out prismatic electro iceberg we keep crashing our ship into.

Chugging uptempo dub techno that nearllllyyyyyy gets trancey at times. Great grooves and complexities.

Massive Bereavement makes this weird Egg Meat track even weirder. Bleak. Fucked. LOVING IT.

Helena Hauff and F#X mix up this acid bath that will take the paint off your bike.

A crisp tension-filled speaker wrecking drum & bass track we love. Check it.

A classic Pinch dubstep horrorshow. If John Carpenter directed Predator this would be the outro track to the film.

Dugout kicks and drenched hand percussion form a polyrythmic skeleton for stacatto ghost-verbed vocalizations. Oceanic. Haunting.

Olly Howells and Luke Welsby accelerate hard into the curve with this skittering garage-tinged electro faceslapper.

The concussive technoid gurgling glitches of your robot enemy withering on the floor after you’ve pierced its heart.

A fresh and crispy drum and bass burner from Anthoney Hart. Basic Rhythm is a fave here at the station.

This is the jam Hades plays on his boat’s party speaker as he paddles your ass to Hell.

A theme song for the collective that started all of this. Fear of a Black Planet feels especially poignant right now.