The Echo Chamber

"It's much slower than their usual nonsense." - The Guardian

"At least it's not ruined with them talking all through it... Oh wait, never mind." - Jonathan Ross

"I like to listen to it on headphones, then leave them on my desk." - Charles Dance

"I'm good, thanks." - Prince Harry

Just some of the reviews we received about this week's episode. Better get listening!

This week, KRonos takes all the random stuff from his miscellaneous downloads and throws them all into a playlist. He brings new meaning to the idea of perfectly random. Enjoy Episode 86 with the boys' chat, as ever.

Remember last week when D-Fi said he would try a chill set? He failed; instead, he produced a thumping set of bangers for you to listen to. It gets pretty intense, but the boys will talk over the top of it regardless.

They say that DJing is so easy that a child could do it. Well, this week we recruited a child to do it. A Year 7 kid picked the tracks, planned the set, and then KRonos swooped in and stole all the glory by mixing it himself. Take that, children! One point for the grown-ups!

Finally, the boys are back together for some mixing! It's like starting again in many ways, as they master things like how close to a mic to stand, how to DJ without a live monitor, how not to spill lunch on yourself, the basics. But they had fun, and that's the main thing.

Yup. They're still going! Obviously, anyone hanging around at this point must be a die-hard fan, and the days of anyone tuning in occasionally have long since passed, but the boys still plod on regardless. Here's a chiller set from our boy KRonos.

Like Tony Blackburn, D-Fi throws out some awesome nostalgic tracks expertly remixed by new artists, then again expertly mixed together by the maestro himself, and in all that chaos (and there's a fair bit of chaos this episode) the boys still manage to find time to geek out about Tomorrowland and their bromance.

They like to move it, move it. Get down with KRonos' epic mix, ruined periodically by the boys talking about all things music, and probably Tomorrowland. They're like a broken record. It was in July - get over it, lads!

Back at it again, and inspired by new mixes of classic tracks, D-Fi puts together a set on the plane for you to enjoy. It's a well mixed modern throwback for you to enjoy, and you can bet your ass the boys will be talking about Tomorrowland too.

It's another one of those quarantine mixes where the gents have done a great job of mixing the tracks, but it's been so long since they did it that they're surprising even themselves with how good it sounds. Don't believe me? Listen for yourself.