Category: DJ Sets

Junglist Quarterly #11 Winter 2021

Scaring away the solstice dark with some darkcore, and bringing you longer days from now on – thanks be to the power of vinyl!

Rendered Real (mix)

The clicks and whirs of industry, or the rationalizations and machinations of our tired minds?

Nearing the End (mix)

Chill in repose

The Nature of Space (mix)

Back in time, to rediscover the Artificial Intelligence sound; binding organic and technological to create bliss.

Into the Nature (mix)

You are being transmitted into the organic sphere.

Transmissions from an Organically Decomposing Universe (mix)

It was never solid, it was never liquid, it was never gas. Like a forest in decay, it was always a model of entropy. What is this sound but an echo of life and death working through their paces?

This is Not a Mind Trip (mix)

A celebration of all things Cologne and Air Liquide, looking at the various incarnations of their solo, joint and other projects. Acid downtempo, the fungal sound….

Low Speed Rail (mix)

Imagine turning all those frenetic signals of modern life down, from 11 to 1. The noise of the internet becomes the hum of the fridge, the din of current events becomes the slow motion flow of a backwater brook. Energy is experienced rather than expended. Let the world work itself into a frenzy if it likes, you can watch it at quarter-speed and smile.

Sublight – Ravedigger 4 (mix)

You keep slamming them I’ll keep planning them.

Sublight – How much do you Remember? (mix)

As time moves on, events become hazier. There were these things that happened in the small hours, between the depth of night and the gauze of early light. A pre-dawn ritual of breathing in the faint light on the horizon and knowing that we were fully alive. We partied all night in ravines, warehouses, and under bridges, courted death and life all in the same moment, wishing with all our hearts we would see what lay on the edge of reality. When morning came, it was not disappointment or end, but continuance and renewal. This daybreak ritual, and the music which accompanied it was otherworldly.