I think at this point the show has hit a vibe, i’m always gonna end up playing out some heavily Dubstep influenced shit, be it year dot or stuff that might not drop till next year ( I do manage to blag the occasional exclusive ) and I am yet to feel ... more
This weeks show takes the form of an all original productions mix by myself. It’s basically the set i should have been playing at a gig on Saturday night in Dublin that i had to pull out of due to illness (Sorry again Ganjdalf!). Largely covering all... more
On this weeks show we dig deep into some of the tunes that made me fall in love with Dubstep and also break out a little with some of the new stuff i am feeling at the moment. Also, a word of warning, The Audio Files slides back to a show every two w... more
Sans talky bits this week due to a bad case of Tonsillitis, still hit the more interesting end of the beats spectrum though. The tracks included in this weeks show are the kind of thing that get my spine tingling when dropped in clubs. Nexts weeks sh... more
Back into a regular broadcast/upload pattern we go. Rolling out tonight some of the most interesting tracks from the misshapen spawn of the ever ambiguous genre that is Dubstep, a probably distant cousin of Lemon Jelly and even something that i would... more
Due to undulations and conflagrations in Shatterfreak’s world this podcast has been a long time coming, but as of Monday we are back in the saddle. And odd little collection of hip-hop derivatives and sonic tangents this is what happens when you end ... more
Part two of the Soundcloud special here on The Audio Files see’s more Dubby goodness, some refunked garage, a taste of dnb and a bit of Amenage. Oh yeah, and a smatter of 4/4. Much love to all the producers who made their tracks available to me in th... more
This week we have Part 1 of a two part Soundcloud special. I’ll be pulling tracks from artists on Soundcloud that were either made available for download to begin with, or else i just flat out asked them for the files. This week we continue our deep ... more
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