Noisey Mix

Themed around "urban indigeneity," it slams together producers from his native Japan, boundary-pushers from around the world, and, uh, Bright Eyes.

Slamming together 30 tracks in 30 minutes, the New York freak scene staple shines a light on the same experimentalists he highlights through his blog and label Sermon 3.

The Chicago-based artist best known as Fire-Toolz shares a mix of sounds from the world of her proggy computer jazz record ‘Bubble Universe!’

The New York-based collective started throwing dinner parties a few years ago in an apartment as a way of building community. Now, they're onto bigger things.

Hot off an unreal Boiler Room set, the London-based DJ plays fast and heavy, as she often does.

The Sheffield-born, Bristol-based producer’s new set comes in celebration of a colorful, geometric record called ‘Excitable, Girl,’ due out soon on Central Processing Unit.

The artist formerly known as Schwarz celebrates a new mixtape with a wild set of pop, rap, and footwork hits.

The duo’s set is a fitting accompaniment to their new album ‘Careful,’ which distills years of love and loss. Also there’s some dialogue from ‘The Sopranos.’

The producer and DJ is part of a crew of artists making it an exciting time to live in the city. His set of head-noddy house and techno gives just a small taste of why.

Fresh off an EP for Mad Decent, the LA-based producer shares a set that covers a whole lot of ground – from hardcore Katy Perry remixes to pop-punk originals and back again.

The inventor, godfather and king of Durban's prolific and quickly-expanding gqom scene has put together a mix that surveys the genre's past, present and future.

On the heels of a totemic record called ‘New Horizon,’ the Godflesh founder’s techno project turns in a set that’s appropriately spirit-crushing.