DMZ Diary

This is the intro track we play at the start of every show.

Carribean flavoured house track from MAW, great lyrics......

One Dove were a Scottish band who produced some excellent downtempo tracks along with producer Andy Wetherall, they only released one album before lead singer Dot Allison went off to pursue her solo career.

Disco Breakbeat, well not really breakbeat but played by the right DJ's to get some credible support.

Timo Maas has this great trick where he'll turn an otherwise run of the mill house tracks into some electrified creature that can't help but burst onto the nearest dancefloor.

One of the stand out moments from the Plump's new album 'Eargasm', electro, acid breaks - able to pull even the most horizontal people onto the dancefloor.

This track just got the remix and re-release treatment courtesy of Skint records, but here's the original TT500 version.

I know, another Plump DJ's track, this remix completely transforms the original alt-rock experiment from BT into one of the most distinctive sounding records of teh past few years. This record turned a lot of fans in the US onto the Plump DJ's and their take on breakbeat.

I've just spent 2 months off, so I thought this was appropriate, the first track off Underworld's last album, 100 Days Off. There's a greatest hits compilation headed into the stores for Christmas, now's a good time to remember just how good these guys can be.

Described by Kenny Larkin as, 'one of the most perfect techno records ever made', and he should know, the Glaswegian duo Slam set standards for techno with this release and the world of music was changed as a result.

From one of the most perfect techno records ever to one of the stupidest, but being serious about music doesn't mean playing serious music all the time.

One of those defining moments in Trance, this record is as big as they come and didn't have to resort to a lame female vocal to fill the gaps in the production.

Monstrous acid-trance track which was released several times during the 90's, sounds great at the end of the night.

Not really a dance music record, but I love it, instead of silly noises we have silly vocals over some stacatto jazz instrumentation. It also mixes perfectly into the next track.....

Funky, horn driven breaks record, with a jaw harp, it can only be the tongue in cheek music of Skeewiff - priceless.