Best mixes you've heard ALL YEAR?

Please provide a download link if possible, as I really need some good mixes to get me through work.

TBH, I thoroughly enjoyed the all-nolige mix. I've been a fan ever since Alliance of Science 1.
http://subvertcentral.com/forum/showthre...Nolige-Mix

[Statto]

ESB - A Great And Secret Show [August-2011 Abstractions Mix]
http://www.subvertcentral.com/forum/show...ctions-Mix

though it's a year old now

Here's a few of mine:

Dark Matter

http://subvertcentral.com/forum/showthre...highlight=

Broadcast from the edge of the Universe

http://subvertcentral.com/forum/showthre...highlight=

Cosmology

http://subvertcentral.com/forum/showthre...highlight=

Heres 2 135bpm mixes of mine

http://subvertcentral.com/forum/showthre...highlight=

Stop spamming the thread with your own mixes Jarred

ESB - A Great And Secret Show [August-2011 Abstractions Mix]
http://www.subvertcentral.com/forum/show...ctions-Mix

though it's a year old now

Listening now, this is sweet.

Great topic idea. Loads of mixes out there, good and bad. I've been listening to a lot of hip hop of late. This 90s mix is great, its also part of a 5 part mix if you want to check out the rest.

http://www.mixcloud.com/soptimusprime/so...cies-vol1/

This actually is probably the mix I have been most impressed by. Not for everyone, but Andy Votel is one of my favourite DJs

http://dublab.com/andy-votel-%E2%80%93-a...-09-10-10/

Also, though considered a techno DJ, Ben Simms is an excellent hip hop DJ. These are ace. There are loads of great hip hop, funk, soul, dub, reggae mixes by himself and Essex Rascals

http://soundcloud.com/ben-sims/essex-ras...am-018-ben

http://soundcloud.com/ben-sims/essex-ras...am-020-ben

[Statto]

hello there

hello there

Yo!

[esb]

Statto, glad you enjoyed that mix my friend

Here's a few of my faves from this year....

http://soundcloud.com/cadenzamusic/source021

http://soundcloud.com/cadenzamusic/podcast-source014

http://soundcloud.com/ajukaja/club-mix-by-ajukaja

http://soundcloud.com/narrativesmusichq/...odcast-002

^ this is amazing, some excellent DnB on here, not least the closing track courtesy of Escher (who runs Narratives Music with Blocks and who made his debut on SC: Digital many moons ago)


If you're sick and tired of DnB and think it's all gone to pot since Instra:Mental left this is the mix for you.

Also, though considered a techno DJ, Ben Simms is an excellent hip hop DJ. These are ace. There are loads of great hip hop, funk, soul, dub, reggae mixes by himself and Essex Rascals

http://soundcloud.com/ben-sims/essex-ras...am-018-ben

http://soundcloud.com/ben-sims/essex-ras...am-020-ben

Agreed, the Essex Rascals mixes are fucking great! Had a few pints with him a couple of years ago and begged him to do loads more.

This live set by dgoHn has to be up there

http://soundcloud.com/dgohn/dgohn-at-ichione-2011

http://www.mixcloud.com/sonicrouter/sr-mix-091-kontext/

Either that one or the first mix that SB:81 (nolige) did. Its not streamable anymore but you can download it here : http://www.mediafire.com/?ocgqkpxcyselapz

This actually is probably the mix I have been most impressed by. Not for everyone, but Andy Votel is one of my favourite DJs

http://dublab.com/andy-votel-%E2%80%93-a...-09-10-10/

he's great every time i catch him about


for me there are quite a few mixes i'm rinsing
http://soundcloud.com/sasuripatti/vladis...at-bimhuis

http://blogtotheoldskool.com/?p=4061 sileni mix

http://soundcloud.com/deadbeat/ia-mix-60-deadbeat

http://soundcloud.com/djmag/dj-weekly-po...ohn-tejada

http://soundcloud.com/el-cubist/last-awake

http://soundcloud.com/loscil/loscilwf

Not new in any sense, but I came across it this year:
http://mnmlssg.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/ss...-part.html
Ssg Special: High-Rise Living 78-86 [Part 1] - compiled by The Black Dog & Regis

'Historically, music only really gets interesting when the British get involved and this was a very British musical revolution.'

1. Depeche Mode - Oberkorn
2. Xerox Girls - Erase Me
3. Human League - The Dignity Of Labour: Part 1
4. Soft Cell - Metro Mr. X
5. Naked Lunch - Slipping Again
6. Robert Rental & Thomas Leer - Day Breaks, Night Heals
7. Clock Dva - 4 Hours
8. Blancmange - Running Thin
9. Patrik Fitzgerald - One Little Soldier
10. They Must Be Russians - Nagasaki's Children
11. Chris & Cosey - Walking Through Heaven
12. Hula - Poison
13. Portion Control - Havoc Man
14. New Order - Temptation Of Evil Dust
15. Nitzer Ebb - Warsaw Ghetto
16. Final Program - Protect & Survive
17. The The - Cold Spell Ahead
18. Cabaret Voltaire - Why Kill Time (When You Can Kill Yourself)
19. Vice Versa - Stilyagi
20. Duet Emmo - Heart Of Hearts (Or So It Seems)

Also:
http://www.littlewhiteearbuds.com/podcas...FGT5BQy3RY
LWE Podcast 111: Nochexxx (70:20)

Tracklist

01. People Like Us/Wobbly/Matmos, “Shenandoah” [Tigerbeat6]
02. Aphex Twin, “Goon Gumpas” [Warp Records]
03. Ennio Morricone, “Ricreazione Divertita” (Titoli) [Saimel Bandas Sonoras]
04. Malcom Cecil, “Crystal Lullabye” [Unity Records]
05. Nuno Canavarro, “Untitled” [Moikai]
06. Dome, “Cruel When Complete” [The Grey Area]
07. Walter Marchetti, “Per La Sete Dell’orecchio” [Vandalia]
08. Grouper, “Moon Is Sharp” [Yellow Electric]
09. Nuno Canavarro, “Untitled” [Moikai]
10. Harco Pront, “Dawn” [Music For Speakers]
11. Labradford, “El Lago” [Flying Nun Records]
12. Pierre Henry, “Après La Mort 1″ (Fluide Et Mobilité D’un Larsen) [Philips]
13. Durutti Column, “Requiem For A Father” [Factory]
14. Harco Pront, “Dinner” [Music For Speakers]
15. Aphex Twin, “Lichen” [Warp Records]
16. Angelo Badalementi, “Twin Peaks Theme” [Warner Bros. Records]
17. Boards of Canada, “Fonec” [Music70]
18. Bernard Szajner, “Crash Diet” [Island Records]
19. Hieroglyphic Being, “I Am That I Am” (New Age House Re-make) [Mathematics Recordings]
20. Laurie Anderson, “O Superman” (For Massenet) [Warner Bros. Records]
21. Alvin Curran, “Fiori Chiari, Fiori Oscuri” [Ananda]
22. Slowdive, “Blue Skied an’ Clear” [Creation Records]
23. Laurie Spiegel, “The Expanding Universe” [Philo]
24. Pete Um, “You Will Never Let Me Fall” [Grist]
25. Ennio Morricone, “Ninna Nanna Per Adulteri” [Saimel Bandas Sonoras]
26. Grouper, “Mary, On The Wall (For Betre Jackson)” [Yellow Electric]
27. Panabrite, “Octopus In Your Dreams” [Hobo Cult Records]
28. Jim Ferraro, “Heaven’s Bathroom” [Muscleworks Inc.]
29. Test Dept., “Fuel Foundation of The Nation” [Sweatbox]
30. Ennio Morricone, “Il Grande Silenzio (Restless)” [Beat Records Company]
31. Conrad Schnitzler & Wolfgang Seidel, “Consequenz 010B” [Mirror Tapes]
32. Seefeel, “Charlotte’s Mouth” [Too Pure]

And this (gothic jungle?):
http://www.factmag.com/2011/10/17/fact-mix-292-raime/
Tracklist:
1. Steve C and Monita – The Razors Edge – Skeleton Records 1994
2. DJ Buz – Slave – No U-Turn 1994
3. 4 Horsemen Of The Apocalypse – We Are The Future (Phantasy & Aphrodite Mix) – Tone Def 1994
4. Blame & Justice – Nightvision (D’Cruze Mix) – Moving Shadow 1994
5. Undercover Agent – Dubplate Circles – Juice 1996
6. Dillinja – Deadly Deep Subs Remix – Deadly Vinyl 1995
7. The Truper – Vol 1 Side B – Street Beats 1994
8. Doc Scott – It’s Yours – Metalheadz 1994
9. DJ Tamsin & The Monk – A Better Place (Baby Kane Remix) – White House Records 1994

[Statto]

If you're sick and tired of DnB and think it's all gone to pot since Instra:Mental left this is the mix for you.

Some mixes so good I blogged them . . .

Which is actually quite rare!

Hip Hop at its best:

http://www.twohungryghosts.com/music/sti...s-mixtape/

New Danny Breaks!

http://www.twohungryghosts.com/music/dan...-volume-2/

Classic Minnie Ripperton by Phil Asher:

http://www.twohungryghosts.com/music/phi...n-mixtape/

IG Culture live at the Boileroom

http://www.twohungryghosts.com/music/ig-...iler-room/

[Statto]

this one...

https://soundcloud.com/samuraimusicgroup...podcast-45

Damn, some good mixes on the last page here that I have not seen before. 
Thanks. 
Me, I was just reading about one of my favourite Ambient DJs, Dave Michuda from Low Light Mixes. People here know I have been repping his blog for mixes since Summer 2006 and almost fifteen years on the mixes keep getting better and better. 

www.lowlightmixes.blogspot.co.uk

I put the UK extension in for y'all because of the .com adware duplicity of America owned. 
I do not visit many American sites because .com creates adware naturally, according to him.

We like Low Light Mixes because the mixes are also low profile. The layout of the mix structure is better than the Muttley ones I must admit. That's Dave ability, he can keep things very orderly whereas we are cluttered and cumbersome in our mixology. Someone also as good as Dave at mixes is Peter Van Cooten of www.ambientblog.net. 

That's a Dutch website. Peter was originally a funk DJ, and they are technically adept. 

As there has been more than a raft of good mixes this year, yes we could make an end of year chart, but this year approaching the end of the decade we are going to appropriately stay in the past and free up time to check out the obviously impending grandiosity of the forthcoming "end of decade" lists that magazines like FACT, Wire, Richdork Media, do. 

I can say one thing. We have been really impressed as a boyfriend/girlfriend young couple by MixCloud and their MixCloud Select function this year. I have not actually used it, in particular, only small pieces of the idea. I've dipped into it shall we say. 

So to conclude I would add our top mix providers are these this year:

Dutchconzertende
Low Light Mixes
Dummy Mag Presents
FACT Presents
ASC Deep Space
Tonepoet (Spaceman's Transmissions)

A word of warning about Spaceman's Transmissions. Tonepoet is an incredibly safe internet dude but the musical constructions he mixes together create weightlessness - a mixology rare quality of always feeling anxious, blown away and in awe unlike any other mixer I've experienced. Like an extension of the now defunct Hydrogen Cafe, Tonepoet's mixes concentrate on vertigo, snapback delay and sharpshooting technology. What does this all sound like then? Really, it's like very cloudy horizons of Cumulonimbus. 

And what is a nimbus cloud? Simply, from science study, pure black ice. A cloud made of pure black ice, which means pure oxygen instead of corroded ozone. So as you can imagine, the feeling of pure oxygen in music is not a path regularly trodden through. 

Just our honest thoughts on the matter since you asked.

The way you get on with music, is often the way you approach yourself in relation to the music. In other words, music is a self
discovery exercise, always. One does not simply walk into Mordor, to use the LOTR famous line, the same as one does not simply
walk into a bar and order ten cans of Red Stripe and expect to go bonkers because they love the feckin' Es. You could order a
glass of water instead.