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Oliver has released a signature funked-out LP titled 'Inner Circle: Remixes and Rarities,' featuring a mastery of vintage sounds with a style of their own.

Next to the Magician's Magic Tapes and Fool's Gold Radio, there are relatively few monthly DJ mixes that remain engaging, eclectic and experimental. For the 18th iteration of the Mumbai Science Tapes, the Belgian duo stick to their techno driven style, featuring cuts from Panteros666, Canblaster, Djedjotronic, SNTST and more. Dark and foreboding, Mumbai Science lets the music speaks for itself, there aren't any "sick drops" or "club bangers" to be found here; just propulsive techno and gritty electronica.

Webster Hall is opening a new club -- The Wall -- in Midtown West tomorrow and it's kicking off with headliners Mumbai Science.

DA’s Best of the Rest: Thursday April 18th, 2013

Today's Good Morning Mix should pose as a history lesson to most. Maarten Elen and Jonas Kiesekoms -- the Belgian duo that make up Mumbai Science -- have compiled a forty track mix comprised of techno classics from their beloved homeland.

Boys Noize's unrelenting remix made early waves, but he's now got some stiff competition from the likes of Turzi Crack, Blood Orange and Mumbai Science.

Mumbai Science, made of Belgian duo Maarten Elen and Jonas Kiesekoms, are known for their hybrid sound of jacking electro house and brooding techno. They are the masterminds behind "Impact"-- their new thumping techno single, which also comes with remixes by The Advent & Industrialyzer and John Roman.

Belgian DJ/Producer duo Mumbai Science has made a habit of piecing together riveting techno-centric mixtapes for the past 7 months. This duo has even seen support from dance music heavyweight Afrojack, who has been featuring their 7 minute acid house monster "Lotus" in many of his sets. On their latest edition of the ​Mumbai Science Tapes, Mumbai Science feature tracks from fellow Lektroluv Records label-mates, Sound of Stereo as well as BNR girl/boy duo, BS1 - who are quickly rising through the techno ranks with their wonky, bass line driven, productions. At just under 45 minutes, this mix moves through funky techno to driving electro and then back again, allowing you to ease into your morning before picking up the pace with Bart B More's remix of Peaches' "Burst!" and Boy Noize's latest "Conchord." Be sure to check out their SoundCloud for the rest of the Mumbai Science Tapes and explore some of their original productions, namely, "Reseachers" and the aforementioned "Lotus."

Dancing Astronaut Presents the Best of the Rest: Tuesday September 18th, 2012.