If you’re anything like me, you like to create a musical bubble to isolate you from your surroundings and being able to concentrate on what you actually have to do. To do so, I have amassed a rather long list of dub, trance, techno mixes. Some are 90 minutes long, and are very well crafted. People who think that techno is always the same (boom-tss-boom-tss) are clearly missing something.
I have bought numerous CDs over the years, but it turns out that there are a lot of (legal, DRM-free) free podcasts out there, and while they’re not all easy to find, they’re easy to share. Here are the few I d/l recently:
The Zoolook Project has several podcasts of ambient, trance, hard techno, etc., mixes. Amongst which I like:
There’s also the T.O.U.C.H. Samadhi website that offers both streaming and pod casts. A bit wierder, maybe. I like:
Other personnal favorites include the DJ LNG mixes found at DJ LNG (aka Romalong)‘s page. Especially Random Regularity.
Happy hacking, then!
http://www.di.fm, solo piano / world music :)
@acidfoo:
I took the liberty of patching your URL to something that is actually an URL ;)
That’s actually also pretty good. That’s too bad they don’t have podcasts. In some (work) environment, you’re frown upon when you’re streaming a few tens of megabytes per day. Not That I have this problem, though.
thanks for sharing !
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