Kyle Anderson

For the first time in a long while, I’ve recorded a DJ mixset, and named after turning 21 in 2010. The original concept for this mix was to have 21 tracks to represent my 21st birthday, but that seemed a bit overkill. I was also trying to work some hip-hop into it, but that didn’t work either. In the end, I recorded an improvised, electro house set that’s 10 tracks and 40 minutes long. It’s great to dance to, and it includes some of my favorite electro tracks of the past year. (And only two of them are popular tracks, which is lower than average for my mixes.)
Listen on SoundCloud:

Alternately: Download the Album as Separate Tracks

djSquared, improvised mixing.

In the style of Everything Is Terrible, I’ve been starting to capture and edit old, crappy VHS tapes. The first VHS tape I captured and edited was Debbie Family History, but the content of that tape wasn’t terrible; it was antique.

“ABS/SIR: How They Work for You” was found in an industrial vehicle, faded and neglected. It was made in 1995, and was meant to serve as an “edutainment” piece on how anti-lock breaks and supplemental inflatable restraints (SIR, or airbags) work. The first part about ABS was average and boring, while the part about SIR was, well… Take a look for yourself: