Late night electro lurking from the Pure Space observatory.

Interview with @andygarveyandygarvey:

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We stepped into the office of the man behind the machines, with Melbourne's criminally underrated Mosam Howieson delivering the first ever recording of his otherworldly live act, packed full of new and forthcoming heat.

Interview with @mos-how:

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The Bunker favourite exposes a weirder side of NYC house music.

Full interview with @gunnar_haslam:

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"I wanted to put together a mix that was a bit slower and housier than usual, but that was still psychedelic and dubbed-out. New York is well known for its more upbeat house cuts (Todd Terry, Masters At Work, Strictly Rhythm, DJ Duke, etc.), but I wanted to represent some of the weirder sides of NY/NJ house - the stuff that was a major influence to me growing up."

Exquisite odds and ends from the Oz Waves master.

Interview with @steelebonus:

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"I recorded the mix at the Red Light Radio studio on a Sunday when they are closed. I just went in there with a tote bag filled with some of the stuff I’ve been listening to and playing out plus a few new records I’d picked up that particular weekend. 90s techno, electro, emotional synth pop, records played on the wrong speed, Italian house, new-beat and various other odds and ends. The opening track is by an old New Zealand band Headless Chickens, thanks Michael K for showing me that one."

A psychedelic trip with one of Lyon's most infamous duos.

Interview with @thepilotwings:

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"The mix focuses on 90s psybient, the esoteric cousin of Goa. It features a few tracks from the cult leftfield labels em:t and Silent. We were also confident enough to throw two forthcoming Pilotwings tracks in... A special mention has to be given to Antiloop for obvious reasons - In my mind. In the end this must be the most psychedelic recording we did!"

Feel good music from the Barnhusgatan basement.

Interview with @kornel:

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"I opened with a new Matt Karmil track that I've been opening quite a few sets with recently, it's A1 on his new record for Studio Barnhus. From there on I just played music I've been playing in clubs lately, with last Saturday's gig at the excellent Golzheim club in Düsseldorf still echoing in my mind. I finally noticed the recorder's batteries were about to give up. Luckily I managed to squeeze in this Sizzla instrumental I like to close nights with."

Combining for the latest edition are Melbourne’s Jon Watts and Sydney’s Hugh Burridge (aka Hubert Clarke Jr). Both talented jazz musicians in their own right (Jon a guitarist and Hugh a drummer), the duo share a natural affinity for the jazzier, worldly sounds found across the wider broken beat spectrum. Their debut Another View EP for Hugh’s Outer Time Inner Space label last year presented a brilliantly executed first glimpse into their shared palette of jazz inspired sounds, ranging from saxy liquid drum and bass to groovy percussive deep house. The pair put on another magnificently chilled out display here, jumping between tempos and styles with absolute ease. Sit back, relax and enjoy the ride.

Broken beats from around the world.

Interview with Jon (@jonwattss) & Hugh (@hubertclarkejr):

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"This mix is cut from a long set we played on a Sunday day / evening at Freda's bar in Sydney. At a party put on by the great and unique human Kato. I’ve always been a fan of the points that move between styles, sometimes we nail them, sometimes we don’t but I always enjoy trying to go for it and when you do pull one off it’s a pretty nice feeling."

A two hour journey into the night with one of Sydney's most trusted guides.

Interview with @magdabytnerowicz:

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"I've been trying to find a place for a couple of sequences in here for aaaaages and it's so satisfying when the pieces of the puzzle fit together in a way that tells a cohesive story. The Acid Jesus into Urgent track into Call Super sequence at the end I've had in mind for something like 2 years, DJ Steaw into Tracey Thorn into Leafar Legov I feel is a really nice turn around a corner and finally the 4 track sequence that makes up the intro gives me the warm and fuzzies as well. "

Regelbau's C.K showcases the dreamy sound of Aarhus.

Full interview with @ck_sounds:

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"The mix consists of all unreleased material from friends and myself. As far as I’m concerned, all tracks are going to be released in 2018. I would like to thank Martin, Natal, Milan, Mathias, Simon and August for their tracks."