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Digital Tsunami
By Digital TsunamiMusic
Digital Tsunami episodes
- DTP.046 Daniel AndréassonFast old-school tech acid and experimental mix from early 90s to this year.41 min
- DTP.045 Willie BurnsA solid podcast from a solid artist. This podcast is different from others. And it's comprised of unreleased and forthcoming music only.1 hr
- DTP.044 Credit 00Dresden based electronic music producer presents a fresh podcast, inspired by cannibal movies, number theory and birds.1 hr 7 min
- DTP.043 Ernestas SadauDigital Tsunami founder's blast from super full moon for those well educated in weird underground techno world.1 hr 8 min
- DTP.042 CottamYou can hear passion every time Cottam takes to the turntables, whether he's mixing dark heads down techno, beatdown house or groovy disco.1 hr 13 min
- DTP.041 Mark ForshawMark Forshaw has been involved in Liverpool's music scene since the late 90s, holding residencies at legendary club nights T-Funkshun and Voodoo.59 min
- DTP.040 EomacEomac's eclectic style is reflected in both his productions and his DJ sets - expect anything from blistering techno, haunting 2-step and hip-hop to the darkest depths of dubstep and back again.1 hr 1 min
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- DTP.038 Dez WilliamsInspired by many of the classic Chicago and Detroit electro techno producers, his sound is unique, uncompromising and unpredictable.1 hr 2 min
- DTP.037 Contra Communem Opinionem LIVEA live recording from Zürich. Analog acid house made with lots of machines!59 min
About Digital Tsunami
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Digital Tsunami is a series of underground parties based in Lithuania, focused on quality electronic dance music. We have originally originated as a radio show, evolved into series of podcasts and eventually grown into running DT CAMP in the forests of Lithuania and raves around the world.
We are focused on supporting only the very best artists who have tons of potential and are always open for real sound.