138 mixes with songs by “Don+Caballero”

16 tracks of soft psychedelia, psychedelic folk, progressive ambiance, krautrock, kosmic pop, electronic, and instrumental math rockery, including music by Popol Vuh, The Incredible String Band, and Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra. [TRT: 1:00:31] Artwork: "Horizon Yellow Structure" by Jean Pierre Vasarely Yvaral, 1975.

Over 3 hours of fast-paced instrumentals to get your study party rolling... just in time for finals. It's a nice little sandwich of math rock bread and electrotrance cheese. Tracks by Tortoise, The Glitch Mob, and Pretty Lights to name a few.

About 2 hours of complex rhythms, badass drumming, crazy guitar/bass lines and weird titles and band names.

Includes music by Battles, Don Caballero, Giraffes? Giraffes!, and others.

Countdown best of 2006 (175-151) 25 tracks featuring The Sword, The Knife, and Peter Bjorn John. Accompanies: http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/2012/03/top-175-traxxx-of-2006....

A place belonging to no one.

"So lets get back on that horse, take the road less travelled and get away from this town of claustraphobic creativity. Let’s start afresh, leave the embers of this burnt out city to settle on the stunted seeds in which it has poured its misplaced trust."

More than hundred tracks including music by Pavement, Massive Attack, and Pixies.

It's mathtastic!

A mix of 20 songs which contain only instruments, ranging from Do Make Say Think, Set Fire To Flames, and Fugazi.

I just felt like making a mix that sounds the way I want it to sound. Nice and mathy at most parts, relatively mainstream.

Collection of essential Math Rock songs. Includes Slint, Battles and Hella

Mathy, indie, slightly metally, skramzy. This is music to get you through your homework or through that all-too-rough day. Music by artists including The Bronzed Chorus, And So I Watch You From Afar, The Reptilian, and more.