DYI RADIO: Designer Drugs, DATAMIX 11

by | Mar 10, 2011 | PODCASTS

The latest DATAMIX from the boys is a heavy grind of electro bangers. From listening to this you can imagine what kind of show this is going to be.

The latest DATAMIX from the boys is a heavy grind of electro bangers. From listening to this you can imagine what kind of show this is going to be. No soft ass pillow talk vibe here —–> expect the zombie apocalypse!!

If you haven’t already check the facebook post for Destroy Your Idols featuring DD HERE

Tracklist:

1. G Tronic – Sucker Punch
2. Steve Aoki and Armand Van Helden – BRRRAT
3. Dem Slackers – Let’s Go (Bart B More Remix)
4. Savage Skulls and Douster – Bad Gal (Crookers Remix)
5. Cerebral Vortex and Designer Drugs – Fly by Night (Alvin Risk Remix)
6. Torro Torro – Knockin Boots
7. The Oddword – No Machine
8. Hostage – The Bass
9. Breakfastklub – Holy Shit (Drop that Bass)
10. The Partysquad Vs Afrojack – A_msterdam
11. Duck Sauce – Barbra Steisand
12. Mr. Oizo – Rubber
13. Fischerspooner – Infidels of the World Unite (Shinichi Osawa Remix)
14. Tom Deluxx – Careful
15. The Bloody Beetroots feat Refused – New Noise
16. Soda and Suds – Heavy (The Oddword Remix)
17. Sidney Samson – The World is Yours
18. TAI – Beatdown
19. Designer Drugs and Cerebral Vortex – Through the Prism
20. Sandro Silva – Blaze (Digital Lab Remix)
21. Example – Last One Standing (Doctor P Remix)
22. SonicC and Autoerotique – K*M*A* (SonicC Remix)
23. Pendulum – The Island Part II Dusk
24. Diplo and Lil Jon – U Don’t Like Me (South Rakkas Crew Remix)
25. DJ Attention – Jump (The Oddword Remix)
26. All Leather – Do I look Divorced (Blow Up DJz Remix)
27. LaTourette – Finally Spasms (GGB Bootleg, JFK Edit)
28. Florence and The Machine – The Hardest of Hearts (The Oddword Remix)
29. Scissor Sisters – Invisible Light (Boys Noize Remix)
30. The Chemical Brothers – Swoon (Boys Noize Remix)
31. M.I.A. – XXXO

R. Anthony Harris

R. Anthony Harris

In 2005, I created RVA Magazine, and I'm still at the helm as its publisher. From day one, it’s been about pushing the “RVA” identity, celebrating the raw creativity and grit of this city. Along the way, we’ve hosted events, published stacks of issues, and, most importantly, connected with a hell of a lot of remarkable people who make this place what it is. Catch me at @majormajor____




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