Graphplan
Graphplan imagines the emotions of a fading city through dramatic noise, cold ambient and haunted silence, moving between utopian longing and dystopian futures.
S13 / Audio transmissions
Mixes
Long-form selections from artists working at the edges of electronic, experimental and underground sound.
Mixes archive
217–228 of 333 mixes 
Nikita Manin
Nikita Manin turns the city inward: a haunted selection of ambient, fractured electronics and uneasy memories, designed to be heard with eyes closed.
Andrei Tanasescu
Andrei Tanasescu traces a journey between Bucharest and Toronto through Romanian experimental music, binaural field recordings and the fragile recollections of The Caretaker.
Ruben Aguirre Barba
Ruben Aguirre Barba, also known as manwithnophase, explores urban utopia and dystopia through a cinematic narrative of sound, distortion and social unease.
Sendai
Belgian collaborators connect early electro, acid and contemporary abstraction through close editing, threading their own archive material into a sequence of contrasting textures and rhythmic forms.
Kangding Ray
Techno meets pop, hip-hop and early influences in a tightly layered selection, where reworked tracks and shifting percussion draw connections across music made for very different listening spaces.
Ernestas Sadau
An intimate early-morning selection draws on food, desire and mysticism, moving patiently from film music and fragile electronics into ritual rhythms, psychedelia and the darker edges of memory.
Senking
Personal landmarks from jazz, blues and heavy guitars meet dub and contemporary electronics, with unreleased loops threaded through a radio-like sequence shaped by contrasting moods and memories.
Sturqen
Early electronic composition, vocal experiments and abrasive microsound converge in a patient collage, where tense textures and fragments of field recordings unfold as one sustained, shifting work.
Violet Poison
Pioneering electronics and contemporary experiments are reworked in real time, forming a dense collage of cinematic atmospheres, unstable textures and melodies that connect distant musical eras.
Lustmord
Dub, film scores, jazz and expressive voices reveal a private listening world, tracing the space between notes through formative influences and discoveries that reach beyond dark ambient.
Frank Bretschneider
Funk, dub and early electronics meet in an intuitive selection of personal favourites, where fluid rhythms and vintage samples reveal unexpected connections across decades of recorded sound.