STM 302 - Avizohar
Avizohar of art collective Studio Straus records a challenging mix that explores the connection between inspiration and art community in Jerusalem.
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STM 301 - Asher Levitas
Asher Levitas takes us on a beautiful trip across diverse drones, textures and pulsations in his new mix.
STM 300 - Buzz Kull
Buzz Kull of Avant! Records puts together an hour-long mix of his all time favorite music, with plenty of EBM, darkwave and techno gems to ease your isolation.
STM 298 - Diskette Deluxe
Diskette Deluxe composes a vibrant and quirky mix that revisits the shiny and playful history of chiptune.
STM 297 - Rosa Damask
Hospital Productions newcomer Rosa Damask records a sophisticated slow burning mix full of roughly sensual atmospheres - from experimental ambient to power electronics.
STM 296 - ENA
Tokyo experimental d’n’b mastermind ENA crafts a physical and trippy selection from his own unreleased material recorded between 2018 and now.
STM 295 - O/H
Dave Foster and Richard Oddie of O/H (Ontario Hospital) carve an eclectic, cinematic mix that captures the brutally absurd, complex, and mediated nature of the human experience.
STM 294 - D. Carbone
Cutting-edge producer and our old friend D. Carbone delivers a banging, shape-shifting mix that will take you on a trip down the memory lane from ambient to hardcore.
STM 293 - N1L
With this exclusive mix, N1L pushes boundaries to the point where every single track represents both an adventure and a challenge for listeners.
STM 292 - Paco Sala
Paco Sala of Denovali Records delivers a beautiful and cinematic sonic narrative with tracks ranging from lo-fi synthscapes to Japanese chamber pop.
STM 291 - Arturas Bumšteinas
Vilnius-based artist Arturas Bumšteinas crafts an audio collage, which is both a Shazam challenge and the experimental karaoke exercise.
STM 290 - Mark Stewart
The Pop Group's Mark Stewart delivers a kaleidoscopic hour of dub, noise, psychedelia and surrealism — unreleased material, White Noise, Puce Mary, Russell Haswell and a Max Ernst interview woven into a Dadaist sonic manifesto.