Weekly MP3

Deepest drones ever, courtesy of this free release, 'Stases', on the net-label One.

Chipper electronic funk with vocal samples from some part of Africa.  Pitchfork has the goods.

Syncopated drum machines, plenty of hand claps and cheery bass guitar form the guts of this mix. Singing, chanting, electric guitar and all kinds of keyboard sounds keep things on the move. As with most Bullion tracks, nothing sits still for long.

Energetic Kiwi electro with constantly morphing synths. Epitonic give me the chance to link to another classic I've loved for over a decade.

I guess this marks the 3rd anniversary "officially". From the cryptically-named compilation Mus*****c, which the Spanish record label Crónica put out on their 5th anniversary in 2008.

Some great post-post-lounge-dub-Kraut-good-times.  Listen or download at the Asthmatic Kitty label.

Washy looping synths and femvox.  More free RCRDLBL gear - they've changed their set up so you have to sign up to download, but give it a listen either way.

Downtempo tech-lurch released by Thinner back in 2003. You can listen and download still at The Internet Archive

Argentinean loop-pop?  Dublab for stream and download...

Free from Spinner. Here's a video in lieu of a streamer:

Proto-future garage (ha!) with the great vocals of Erlend Øye. One of my fave tracks of 2002, improbably available online in 2011 thanks to the classic music-finding site Epitonic having a bit of a re-launch.