DETUNE's in the studio for a guest mix, all the way from Belgium. He just dropped his debut EP on the RF label, and this mix is a rock solid showcase of versatile sound. Brand new tunes, some classics, some unreleased exclusives, and hot shit yall should be dropping in your record bags.

every year I like to get hyped on halloween by doing a halloween themed mix, hope it does the same for you too. this one zigs into weirdo territory, and zags back into the jams. get hyped for the weekend, and stay safe out thurrr

in music production, proper use of saturation can make a good track great. but if you love that dirty lo-fi sound like me, there's no such thing as too much. here's a mix of tuff trax that turn that saturation up to 11. lots of brand new stuff too. careful with your ears.

I think this mix is one of the greatest copy/paste mixes I've ever done. Agree/disagree? Smash that play and let me know, hmu on twitter @AKAautonomy

My favourite festival of the year, New Forms Fest, returns this weekend after a year hiatus. As usual, the lineup is stacked, and this mix features all my favourite artists playing the festival this year. See where's all going down at newformsmediasociety.org !

No, I'm blasting high school dance ballads... more like slowwwwed down grooves to give you some breathing room in your dance moves. All sub-110 bpm 4-on-the-floor rollers. Get your groove on, and take your time doing so

three hours of late nite play-what-I-want explorations. Starts with some 130ish bpm shufflin dance tunes, move into some thumpin house, make pit stops in electro territory, move to a rap set, a footwork diversion, some weirdo rock, and finishing with some highly emotional dance music. Enjoy

This week Nancy Dru comes by the studio for a dope guest mix! Features a sling of low-lying locals and friends of hers from way back. She's been in the game for years, so you know this mix is refined. Dig in

Lnrdcroy just released a new 12" on Mood Hut, centered around aesthetics of vancouver. Also this past week, CiTR homebodies Jonathan Kew (of Kew It Up) and Josh Gabert-Doyon published a great analysis of vancouver's culture problem in the mainlander. They're unrelated, but related, for this episode of copy/paste. A house-driven sarcastic salute to ooze city.

This week I'm thinking of things that arrive in a flurry but linger for much longer. Long tails. Why? Well, mostly that's how this cold seems to be going. But it's something that pops up all over your life if you keep your eyes peeled. Asymmetric frequency over time. This mix is pretty much that, in techno form. Don't fight it, let it linger. It's probably still there for a reason.