74 mixes with tracks by “damage”

Fifteen tracks including music by Cyesm, Audioclockers and High Tone...

Metal I've been listening to over the last 15 years or so. Not genre specific. Just the goods.

The mutants are loose in the dancehall again. Turn da bass UP, burn one, and move dat ting!

9 tracks of dreaded bass and mutated dancehall featuring Roots Manuva, Kalbata ft. Clapper Priest, and M Beat & General Levy.

for more mutated dancehall:
http://8tracks.com/dj_dim-mak/mutants-in-the-dancehall
and
http://8tracks.com/dj_dim-mak/collision-1-dubstep-vs-dancehall

songs from back when boybands were cheesy, corny, irritating, yet OH-SO-DAMN-GOOD. mixed with newer songs that perhaps stand out from the pile of mediocrity nowadays.

42 songs, 42 reasons to fall back in love with boybands all over again.

Sixteen tracks including music by Secret Archives Of The Vatican , Brain Damage and Filastine...

Basically the best thing in the world to do while extremely baked is put on any BBC nature documentary on ocean life, turn the tv volume off, and blast some crazy bass music (not just dubstep necessarily). The fish, they know the beat.
Contains tracks by Kryptic Minds, Excision, Mala, and a few surprises, in no particular order.
I highly reccommend a subwoofer... and ideally a massive THX home theatre, but hey.

Shiny, grimy, sublime, broken, ugly, breathtaking...

Fifteen more ambient dubstep/future garage tracks including music by Scuba, Ghosts of Paraguay and Burial.

If you like this see my other "City" mixes.

for a friend who will get married soon.. <3

Freshly compiled, here's the third installment of my ongoing EDM mix series. All sixteen tracks come from 2012 electronic releases, touching on several genres including UK bass, house, juke, drum & bass and synth pop. There are cuts by John Talabot, Scuba and Machinedrum, among many others.

Some chilled grooves to listen too on a Sunday evening :-) With Donell Jones, Musiq, Angie Stone & Babyface

A combination trip-hip, IDM and hip-hop mix designed for slightly unnerving late night grooves. Some classic '90s tracks, a dash of hypnotic electronic weirdness, and a touch of indie pop sweetness help this intoxicating stew go down easy. Includes songs by Massive Attack, Bjork, TV on the Radio and many others.

Some Sexy Time Bonking Basslines and generally some Sweet Tasting Tunage! Have a go x