Jan Jelinek
A restless collage brings electronic pioneers into conversation with rock, reggae and unreleased performances, reshaping familiar records through sampled fragments, effects and unexpected collisions.
S13 / Audio transmissions
Mixes
Long-form selections from artists working at the edges of electronic, experimental and underground sound.
Mixes archive
229–240 of 333 mixes 
Dadub
A century of sonic experiments unfolds through dub, ambient and fractured rhythm, transformed by an analogue feedback system into a layered passage between formless sound and physical momentum.
Robert Curgenven
Orchestral tension, film dialogue and abrasive electronics converge in an uneasy collage inspired by opposing summer and winter holidays, with layered voices turning familiar spaces strange.
AVaspo
Sound poetry, processed speech and fragments of everyday conversation form a cinematic sentence, using pauses, noise and shifting rhythms to explore forgotten texts and the landscape of memory.
Lee Gamble
A radioplay built from sampled lectures, field recordings and fractured voices explores perception, death and social change, hiding its narrative within the subharmonic depths of a continuous collage.
Einóma
Electroacoustic composition, fractured techno and unreleased sketches are stretched, cut and layered into a dense sonic fabric, where several records at once dissolve into a single shifting texture.
Felix Kubin
The Life Detuner turns early electronics, German underground pop and mechanical rhythms into a surreal soundtrack, imagining everyday objects retuned to the impulses of an eccentric inner orchestra.
Retina.it
Early electronic experiments, industrial music and post-punk trace a shared fascination with machines, moving from tape composition to abrasive rhythm through records that shaped the duo’s sound.
Cassegrain
Rebetiko, contemporary composition and electronic abstraction pass through hardware processing, binding distant recordings into an uneasy cinematic sequence of low frequencies and shifting textures.
Trepaneringsritualen
Ritual tension runs through industrial noise, neofolk and gothic song, as distorted guitars, raw voices and insistent percussion turn a sequence of formative records into a stark meditation on mortality.
Sugai Ken
Japanese experimentation and everyday field recordings meet in a patient flow of acoustic detail, birdsong and electronic atmosphere, with unreleased pieces opening small windows onto an impermanent world.
Helm
More than two hours of noise, house and ambient music unfold with the intimacy of records shared between friends, placing abrasive sound experiments beside melodic discoveries and slow-burning dub.