1. SBTRKT - SBTRKT (218) (Young Turks)

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2. Nicolas Jaar - Space Is Only Noise (178) (Circus Company)

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3. Robag Wruhme - Thora Vukk (128) (Pampa)

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4. Machinedrum - Room(s) (121) (Planet Mu)

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5. King Creosote & Jon Hopkins - Diamond Mine (120) (Domino)

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6. Art Department - The Drawing Board (110) (Crosstown Rebels)

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7. Panda Bear - Tomboy (98) (Paw Tracks)

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8. Shlohmo - Bad Vibes (79) (Friends Of Friends)

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9. Digitalism - I Love You Dude (74) (V2 Music France)

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RA catches up on low frequencies as Convextion/E.R.P. submerges into deeper structures of electronic music on this week’s exclusive guest mix. Though Gerard Hanson has remained an obscure person over the course of his career and hasn’t put out much of the material, he has still gained profound respect and popularity amongst critics and music fans alike. Keeping focus on the deeper spectrum of music palette, Hanson’s roots as Convextion go into shaped and moulded soundscape of dub techno and as E.R.P. he forges quirky electro tinged sounds. Thus, on this live mix Hanson’s production prowess comes…

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RA goes outside the box as hectic French duo Discodeine are bringing an exceptional mix for pure home listening. Though the teamwork of Pilooski and Pentile made their name by producing impeccable club tracks, they’re not following the “let’s play it safe deep house mix” cliche, instead, the go off-road crafting a selection in a deliciously lo-fi manner. Thusly, having put it on an entirely different level, they eagerly take you on an imaginary excursion with a definite narrative touch. The thing is, that no actual mixing is involved, on the contrary the tracks act more like separate chapters…

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The man behind 2010's top rated indietronic album puts a rare DJ set on this RA podcast. Being solely known as a composer for the larger part his career, Caribou got firstly exposed to the world of electronic music by ever quirky James Holden. Not long after Dan Snaith got deeper into his exercises with electronic dance music releasing "Swim" to a critical acclaim. DJwise Snaith's RA effort is none of a truism, but gently crafted with tenderness and great intrinsic value. Nevertheless, Snaith keeps true to his roots sampling heavily on live instruments and idiosyncratic melodies melding it…

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Ivan Smagghe, French first and foremost electro man, unleashes a wild concoction of his trademark extravaganza. Smagghe has gained much of the popularity by his distinctive approach to mixing and track selection, unorthodox and daring with lots of unexpected detours. His prolific back catalog spans on numerous mix CD’s with the contributions to the likes of Bugged Out, Fabric and quite recently Live At Robert Johnson. As a matter of fact, his ravish RA effort comes of no surprise. As anticipated, Smagghe is as full of ingenuity as ever mixing together old and new, strange dark disco and…

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Undoubtedly, Mathew Jonson needs no introduction, as there’s hardly a living soul that could have missed his majestic take on techno. And if there are any, you probably haven’t heard techno yet. As a matter of fact, Jonson’s imminent effort is a long awaited contribution to the RA mix series. The Canadian man proved to be super productive over the years as a musician and producer as well as a label head with this live mix showcasing his mesmerizing deep and hypnotic brand of techno. With Labyrinth festival held in mountains and being one of the most spectacular electronic…

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RA drops another dubstep podcast as LV trio showcase the finest from UK bass. RA never fails to keep the mix series as fresh and innovative as ever pushing the envelope by covering the rich diversity and variety of London bass music. Surely the mix isn’t the one that particularly stands out but it does have a definite deep’n’dubby and acid feel to it turning this “multifarious vibe” into a trip to behold. LV demonstrate their eloquent skill of colorful mixing as they capture you at low-key wavelengths and the progression of the mix is as unobtrusive as vivacious…

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Get ready for a rush of youth energy, as the dubstep icon Skream steps up for the next RA podcast. Prepare for an hour of jumpy and crunchy wobble as this is where dubstep meets pop. Despite the juvenile flow and lots of female vocalists, who back the tracks for pop hits, Skream keeps the pace and captivates the imagination with artistic integrity, as the deep moments in the mix are amazing. RA proves to keep the mix series diverse reflecting the wider spectrum of electronic music. It’s a nice chance to get acquainted with that wobble trend in…

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Another extraordinary installment in RA podcast series carefully crafted by Planningtorock delivers a lush medley of all things electronic. The mix takes the eager listener through Planningtorock’s own “slow motion rock” productions showcasing her brand new album, melancholic piano+violin arrangements, experimental touch of Oni Ayhun, the deep mark of the beloved Art Department duo, 24 year old new wave classic of The Fall back from 1987 and even the ambient soundscapes of James Leyland Kirby. The visual identity of Janine Rostron, who's behind the Plannigtorock act, even multiplies the overall eclectic feel of the mix.

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You'd better not try to define Drums Of Death stylistically, cause you're sure to be confused, as it appears to be one of the few misleading acts in terms of stage name and zombie outfit. Indeed, Drums Of Death's moniker would rather fit the master of the art of noise. Nonetheless, Colin Bailey, who's actually responsible for all the misconfusion here, stays true to the form, showcasing unorthodox mixing and track selection skills. It's all about "love songs and rave horns" as he neatly scribes it. Drums Of Death's passionate and somewhat rambunctious approach manages to encapsulate mellow indietronic…