S13 / Audio transmissions

Mixes

Long-form selections from artists working at the edges of electronic, experimental and underground sound.

Mixes archive

109–120 of 333 mixes
-N — archival artist photograph.
STM 213

-N

-N compresses 45 selections into a restless, multilayered collage, pulling noise, musique concrète, IDM and jungle into an intense sequence threaded with unreleased material.

Qual — archival artist photograph.
STM 212

Qual

Qual follows the darker impulses behind his music through industrial sound, EBM and uncompromising electronics, shaping 24 selections into a tense, physical journey.

Fluxion — archival artist photograph.
STM 211

Fluxion

Fluxion shapes a shadowy, hypnotic journey through ambient music, experimental electronics and submerged rhythms, finding a patient continuity between spacious compositions and rhythmic pressure.

Ascion — archival artist photograph.
STM 210

Ascion

Ascion traces the roots of his electronic imagination through krautrock, ambient music and experimental recordings, bringing formative discoveries into dialogue with his own work.

Umwelt, archival artist photograph.
STM 209

Umwelt

Umwelt charts a journey from abandoned interstellar bases to the guts of a ghost town. Twenty electro selections connect his own analogue machinery with Privacy, Dynarec and The Exaltics, balancing Drexciyan movement with cold, dystopian atmosphere.

Autumns, archival artist photograph.
STM 208

Autumns

Autumns traces an all-vinyl path from grainy shoegaze and ornate post-punk towards industrial isolation. Medicine, The Associates, DAF and Cabaret Voltaire meet Christian Donaghey’s own anxious electronics across fifteen deliberately contrasting selections.

Franck Vigroux, archival artist photograph.
STM 207

Franck Vigroux

Franck Vigroux follows the physical force of sound across thirty-three selections. Xenakis, Schaeffer and Penderecki meet Pan Sonic, Whitehouse, Pharmakon and Suicide in an uncompromising passage through electroacoustic and industrial music.

Silk Saw, archival artist photograph.
STM 206

Silk Saw

Silk Saw assemble a raw, restless collage of thirty-four recordings. Scelsi’s strings, Sunn O)))’s drones, musique concrète and industrial noise collide in a nearly two-hour selection shaped by the Belgian duo’s unorthodox imagination.

Stavaris, archival artist photograph.
STM 205

Stavaris

Stavaris connects Ethiopian jazz, Tuareg desert sounds and cumbia in a vivid journey across musical traditions. Fourteen selections reveal the curiosity behind his World Muzik broadcasts, with Hailu Mergia, Bola and The Heliocentrics among the discoveries.

James Welburn, archival artist photograph.
STM 204

James Welburn

James Welburn shares a musical diary of artists he met on his travels. Twenty-four expansive pieces move through drone, industrial noise, folk and heavy rock, giving each recording the space to unfold and its emotions time to register.

Blood Sport’s original multi-strip photographic collage.
STM 203

Blood Sport

Blood Sport bring the rhythmic intensity of their Sheffield shows into an eighteen-track mix. Afrobeat, noise, house and experimental electronics converge in a live-recorded selection, with extra sound from processed Stylophone and cassette.

J.G. Biberkopf, archival artist photograph.
STM 202

J.G. Biberkopf

J.G. Biberkopf moves between medieval echoes, field recordings and fractured digital worlds. Thirty-six pieces connect Księżyc, John Levy, Alice Coltrane and contemporary sound art in a restless collage that seems to observe its own time from above.

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