Augustus Pablo leads the way into The Glitch Mobs’ Dream Within A Dream. We hear a couple of remixes of Bloc Party featuring Peaches and Toronto’s Death From Above 1979. We drop some Informant then Robot Koch takes us into the break. Fink opens up the second half of the show where...
March 2nd, 2013
posted by vane
Dntel remixes Enya. Mali’s Rokia Traore brings the beauty and then we pick up a bit with Toronto’s Austra. We drop some post-punk/post-rock with Sonic Youth and Pixies then legends Eek-a-Mouse and Lee Perry bring the reggae. Electronic music pioneer Daphne Oram brings her Bird of...
August 11th, 2012
posted by nomig
We ease into Saturday night with some classic dub tracks from Lee Scratch Perry and Max Romeo to set the warm summer night vibe. Some nice hiphop beats from Doomtree and our new favs Chinese Man continue the mood. Then we dive into some bass styles with T. Raumschmiere and a new one by...
July 28th, 2012
posted by nomig
Must be the effect of the summer heat ’cause this week’s show is hot! We start it all off with some old school dubstep from Skream before building into some deep bass from Phutureprimitive but not before a little segue way through some jungle first. Then the psychedelics kick in...
June 9th, 2012
posted by vane
The show starts out this week with something we don’t usually do here on the HSS. Riddims! Fantan Mojah, Michael Rose, 3gga & Emiliano all have their take on the Prisonbreak Riddim. We take it back a bit with some vintage roots reggae from The Prophets, featuring Vivian Jackson or...
May 19th, 2012
posted by vane
IDM flows this week on the HSS. Vector Lovers, and Sleepy Town Manufacture start the show with their glitchy, chopped beats and layered melodies. Tycho opens the space a bit with their driving bass, ambient grooves and we hear some new stuff from Yppah. Cheju takes us into some glitchy idm...
Feb 7th, 2012
posted by nomig
A real journey this week as we kick off with a couple of Lee “Scratch” Perry tunes, followed by some Yabby You grooves. Classic reggae all the way. The vibe amps up with Brian Eno & David Byrne’s “Regiment” – off one of the first albums to heavily...