Greetings, thrillseekers. We’re back once again for the penultimate edition of The Precipice (until further notice) with my old friend and ally, and former Brap FM denizen, Quextal. Both of us are in the downtempo/psy-dub zone, this time. Ben is one of my primary musical influences as well as having been one of my closest friends since we met in a field in 2009. (It’s also largely his fault I’ve grown to love progressive psytrance). In an artistic sense, I strongly recommend just about everything he’s done. He describes his work as follows: Quextal has been DJing since 1993, but he only got serious...

Greetings all, Tonight we are joined by my old friend Derren “Omega Flight” Nuttall (as seen in various guises on previous episodes of The Precipice) and his colleague Ben Edge with their new project BioMech. I would describe it as an attempt to fuse the non-rubbish elements of psytrance with more of a techno groove. It works. Much love in the chat. My contribution is regular techno veering off a little down the house spectrum before BioMech take over. In their own words: Bio-MecH is a new progressive psychedelic techno project based in south west of England by Derren Nuttall...

Dear esteemed colleagues, Tech-house and techno sessions from myself and POok. I imagine you’re familiar with him as he’s been running his Beatroute Sessions elsewhere on this station as well as numerous other shows elsewhere, and Size, and Neon in Brighton. Enjoy.

Dear listeners, Psy-dub sessions tonight, back again with Brighton’s Mystery Selector for the fourth time. He’s the only person who has that dubious honour. I shall let the music do the talking. There’s a brief intro from me, before we have Mystery Selector’s recent set from Freak Bazaar. Mystery Selector’s facebook page is here. My bit: ZubZub – Inner Marine Dubsahara – Amaroq Kaya Project – One God Dub (Dubsahara remix) Bluetech – Burning Waters Globular – Fire & Stars Mystery Selector’s bit: Nimbus – Avacados & Artifacts Gaudi – Babylon Flamenco In Dub Somatoast & Zonra – Occam’s Butterknife...

Techno sessions with Brighton’s Timmy Seashoe of the Wobbly Squadron and Wobbly Records. Universal acclaim in the chatroom for this one. In his own words: Timmy Seashoe is an eclectic Brighton-based DJ and producer currently running two show’s on Brighton’s Codesouth.FM.  The Seashoe sound is a psychedelic mash up of glitchy, funky beats, organic Tech House and driving Minimal Techno. As well as running his own events and co-running Wobbly Records, Seashoe is currently doing the rounds at many Brighton and UK venues. Notably, he’s just been played the fantastic Noisily Festival and Glastonbury. Timmy’s soundcloud is here. Timmy’s bit:...

Two hours of solid progressive breakbeat veering into electro territory, and me talking nonsense. First show in a good few months that I’ve done on my own. I will admit I really wasn’t in the mood beforehand as I had a really crap day but that was immense fun. Thanks to everyone who came along, especially our new Bulgarian crew. And our listener in Moldova. Word on the street is Timmy Seashoe of Brighton’s Wobbly Squadron is preparing a guest mix for us imminently. Details to follow. Nothing much else to say on this particular occasion.

Dear esteemed comrades, I did promise you all a break from the techno, so I was incredibly pleased to announce the arrive of psydub legend False Identity, who joined us now this Tuesday with brand new material from his forthcoming album, “The Pond Where I Belong” which is due to be released in October 2015. This show received overwhelming support, which I’m very grateful for, and a personal record for listeners for me. False Identity is the main project of Charlie Bartlett, who has been producing electronic music for 5 years now, with an aim of creating emotive and interesting...

I trust this evening finds you well. Despite my promise to stop playing techno for a bit, here’s an epic 2h20 3-way B2B techno mix from my esteemed colleagues Epomeni_Stasi, Mystery Selector and myself, recorded in Mr Selector’s kitchen, the morning after we held a warm-up party before Brighton’s Pride. It tends strongly towards the deep and dark but goes off in some quirky directions. These guys have both been on here a few times, and I’ll be happy to have them back again. I’ve listed them here for completeness: Episode 038 with Mystery Selector Episode 036 with Epomeni_Stasi Episode...

Back again with the techno, probably for the last time for a month or so… We are very pleased to be joined by my good friend Ben Forest. He is a noble citizen of Wrexham and elsewhere, who has been producing psychedelic music for 8 years, despite losing a significant proportion of his work in a house flood. Stylistically, he plays various sorts of techno (from acid and ambient, to deep dark stuff) and psytrance, while veering off into breakcore and trip-hop from time to time. He is currently writing music for Epylepsie Records/Yellow Hazard Recordings, a dark techno/minimal/hardcore label...

Good evening fellow travellers, I’m pleased to present Stacie-Anne Churchman tonight for our seemingly regular Tuesday night techno sessions. 40th anniversary show as well, now that I think about it. Stacie is an excellent young lady from Sheffield, who has been producing her own tracks for around 2 years and DJing a little longer, previously running a show (currently on hiatus) called The Landing Zone which showcased a variety of calmer and more offbeat techno, over on Future Music. She has her first release out already and is currently working on a new EP. Check below on JunoDownload: Mano ANDREI/STACIE-ANNE...