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From two-tone pioneers to third-wave mischief, this mix is built for dancing shoes. Skank through classics and curveballs alike: The Specials, Toots & The Maytals, Operation Ivy, Save Ferris, The Interrupters, and more. Horns, upstrokes, and offbeat joy — a rude boy riot pressed into zine form.
Sample tracks: The Specials — A Message to You Rudy, Less Than Jake — The Science of Selling Yourself Short, The Skatalites — Guns of Navarone.
Basement-show sweat, scuffed Chucks, and everything-too-loud sing-alongs. This issue rockets from first count-off to final feedback: two-minute anthems, truth at full volume, and DIY hearts stitched together with safety-pin tenderness. Clear some space, look out for each other, and shout it with us. Play it loud; be kind in the pit.
A nocturnal voyage through glitch, ambient textures, and violet-hued electronica. These tracks hum like circuitry on the edge of sleep, where signal becomes static and static becomes song. Violet Circuits is music for dreamers who drift with the code, who hear the pulse inside the wires, who let themselves dissolve into the shimmer of late-night frequencies. It’s an invitation to wander the in-between—where every glitch feels like a heartbeat, and every echo might be the start of a dream.
Eleven songs stitched from ache, tenderness, and the endless reach for what feels just out of touch. Notebook fragments, whispered vows, and melodies that ache with distance and devotion. From The Beach Boys to Death Cab for Cutie, from Joni Mitchell to Daft Punk, this mix holds the ache of absence and the beauty of desire. Longing never ends ∞.
Sample tracks: The Beach Boys — Wouldn’t It Be Nice, U2 — With or Without You, Pink Floyd — Wish You Were Here.