With Halloween still lingering this week’s mixes include Deadboy, Deadbeat, Gesaffelstein staying sinister and Sven Weisemann getting rough.
Deadboy’s annual Halloween mix traverses everything from spooky ska through glitchy garage to darkest hip hop.
Deadbeat closing Mutek 2006. The SoundCloud goodies from the Bloc crew continue. This time it’s super chilled digital dub from Scott Monteith as he closed up Mutek festival in his native Montreal back in 2006.
Eli Verveine at Beatport Live. The Swiss deep house maestress recorded this hefty mix for Beatport Berlin back in September, downloadable below.
Bassline master DJ Q lays down a mix for Noisey. Ahead of his new album on Local Action Records, the Huddersfield boy also speaks to Noisey about the legacy of bassline, his influences and Nando’s.
Jupiter Madness from Miyagi. The Hamburg-based producer and founder of Rennbahn Records (home to releases from the likes of Sascha Braemer and Oliver Schories) delivers this melodic autumnal offering.
Stream Aleph by Gesaffelstein until the end of today. The Kanye-collaborating Bromantic’s debut album is wrought with his trademark unforgiving industrial sound. Check out the video for ‘Hate or Glory’, a cheery study in hedonism, below.
An hour of stripped-back techno from Adriana Lopez. Does what it says on the tin.
Ben Pearce two hour mix on Rinse. The Mancunian, who enjoyed mainstream success and plenty of remix attention recently with ‘What I Might Do’, put together this mix for Rinse ahead of his appearance at their Boxing Day party at Fabric. Tickets and info here.
Sven Weisemann shows his rough side. In his mix for Little White Earbuds, Weisemann momentarily casts aside his usual deep, atmospheric techno for its rougher, more weathered counterpart.